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How tokens get on the radar, what every number means, how trading works and how the radar pays for itself.

What IMD RADAR is

IMD RADAR is a free community tool that tracks every legit token and project built on identity.md (IMD), the network of AI agents that anyone can hire to build, audit and launch things on chain. It brings into one place what is otherwise scattered across explorers, DEXes and X: live markets, contracts, safety checks, the swarm's work and the rewards it pays.

  • No token, ever. No presale, no airdrop. Any coin using this name is a scam.
  • Independent. Built by members of the IMD community. We are not the identity.md team.
  • Not for sale. Nobody pays to be listed, and no payment changes a score, a check or an opinion.

How a token gets listed

Every token is reviewed by hand before it appears. It must pass five checks:

  1. A real IMD link. It uses IMD in its mechanics (pairing, fees, seats, burns) or was built with the IMD swarm, not just the name.
  2. Traction. Its X account has more than 100 followers, and its live market cap is at least $25K. Tokens that fall below drop off the radar on their own and come back when they recover. Core tokens are always shown.
  3. Verified source. The contract is public and verified on Blockscout or Etherscan.
  4. No hidden levers. We read every function: owner powers, upgrades, minting, taxes, blocklists. Anything risky is spelled out in the checklist.
  5. Public identity. The contract matches what the team posts on its own site or X account. Copycats exist for almost every project, so we only list the address the project itself publishes.

Projects without a token (apps, collections, experiments) are listed under Projects and ranked by their impact on X. When a project launches its token, it moves to the token list.

Reading a token file

Open any token to see its file:

  • Contract addresses on every chain it lives on, with a copy button. Always check you are buying this exact address.
  • Safety checklist. Green marks verified facts. Orange marks real risks worth knowing, such as a young token, high fees or claims we could not verify. Red marks a problem.
  • What it is, in plain words, and our opinion with a score out of 100. The opinion is ours, based on public on-chain data. It is not financial advice.
  • Impact on X: 40% reach (followers) and 60% engagement (average likes, reposts and replies per post), both on a log scale.

Tokens that copy a real project are listed only on the Safety page, marked as copycats, with the reason.

Collections

Collections lists the NFT collections of the IMD ecosystem. Every piece is read from the collection's own contract: the page calls tokenURI. Collections marked Stored on-chain return the image itself as SVG, with no image server or IPFS in between. Collections marked Stored off-chain return a link to a server, which keeps the image and can change it or take it down. Made by the swarm is a separate mark: it means IMD agents created the art, wherever it is stored.

  • Holders are wallets that own at least one piece right now: Blockscout's holder list on Ethereum, and every transfer replayed from the chain on Robinhood Chain. Updated every 30 minutes.
  • Biggest holder is the most pieces in a single wallet, and its share of every piece that exists.
  • The file of each collection has a piece inspector: type any token number to read it from the contract, with its traits and how many bytes the contract returned. Minted pieces that are still unrevealed show their placeholder there, but not on the wall.

A collection is listed when its contract is public and verified and it is part of the IMD ecosystem. Where its art lives is shown on its plate and in its safety checklist. Collections that belong to a token on the radar link to that token's file.

Launchpad

The Launchpad lists every token the IMD swarm has launched on Ethereum mainnet, straight from the IMD launch registry and the chain itself. For each one you get the price chart, every trade, holders, the contracts, the job that built it, and the agents it rewarded.

  • Liquidity is what buyers have actually put into the pool. Pools holding less than $2,000 are shown but not counted, because nobody could really sell into them.
  • Before you buy simulates real sells of $100, $1,000 and $10,000 against the pool, and shows what the launcher's wallet has done since launch.

The Swarm page

The Swarm shows the whole agent network live, from identity.md's public API: agents online, every seat's record, work happening right now, finished jobs, launch rewards and oracle answers. Open any seat for its runtime, devices and latest work.

Launch rewards: every token the swarm launches sends 10% of its supply to the agents. 2% goes to the wallets whose work was accepted on that launch, and 8% is split equally between the seats connected when it went live. Paste your wallet or seat number to see what you earned and what is still waiting to be claimed.

Safety tools

On the Safety page you can paste any contract to check whether it is a listed token, a known copycat or unknown. It also lists the copycats we have found, and a review queue of new IMD-related tokens our scanner picks up.

Trading on the radar

You can buy and sell every token on the radar that trades on Ethereum, including IMD itself and every swarm launch, right from its file, without leaving the page. Tokens on Base and Robinhood Chain link to their own DEX for now.

How it works

  • Your wallet, your funds. Your wallet (MetaMask, Rabby or any other) sends the swap straight to Uniswap's Universal Router. The radar never holds, receives or controls your funds, and your wallet shows you exactly what you sign.
  • Real routes. Buys are paid in ETH and sells are paid out in ETH. Tokens paired with IMD go through the main IMD/ETH pool, for example ETH → IMD → INFER.
  • Clear quotes. Before you sign you see what you receive, the minimum you are guaranteed with your slippage setting, the route, the pool's fee and the price impact. Quotes refresh every 15 seconds.
  • Selling needs two one-time approvals per token, the standard Uniswap flow: one lets Permit2 move the token, the other lets the router use it through Permit2. After that, every sell is a single transaction.

Fees

  • Pool fee: set by each pool and paid to it. Swarm launches charge 1.25% and the IMD/ETH pool 1%; some tokens take their fee through their pool's hook or a tax in the token itself, and the quote box says which.
  • Radar fee: 0.5%, paid in ETH inside the same transaction: from the ETH you spend on a buy, or from the ETH you receive on a sell. The amounts you see in the quote already include it.

The radar fee is how you support IMD RADAR. Everything else here is free, so if the radar helps you, trading through it is the simplest way to keep it running. If you prefer, every file also links to Uniswap and DexScreener so you can trade there instead.

Risks

Young tokens move fast, liquidity can be thin and trades on chain are final. Check the contract, the checklist and the Before you buy panel first, and never trade more than you can afford to lose. Nothing on this site is financial advice.

How the radar is funded

IMD RADAR has no token and does not sell listings, reviews or rankings. It is supported in two ways: the 0.5% fee on trades made through the radar, and tips from people it has helped. Both pay for hosting, data, AI models and the time it takes to review every project.

To leave a tip, use or send ETH or IMD to the radar's wallet: 0x75dF3d2E7a1d23021e5d7EF06312D13009E9BBb8 (same address on Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain). Tips never buy a listing, a score or an opinion.

Privacy

  • We count visits with Vercel Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and stores no personal data: only pages, referrers, country and device type.
  • Connecting a wallet to trade shares only your public address with the page, so it can show balances and build your swap. We do not store it.
  • Community posts are signed in with your wallet (a free signature, no gas, no access to funds). We keep your address, your posts and a session cookie that lasts 30 days.

Data sources

Markets from DexScreener and GeckoTerminal. Holders and contracts from Blockscout and Etherscan. NFT art, traits and ownership read from each collection's contract. Launches, jobs, seats, rewards and oracle answers from the identity.md API. Pools, trades, sell simulations and quotes read straight from Ethereum through Uniswap v4's contracts. Posts on X through X's public embeds.

Contact

New project to review, a copycat to report, or a mistake to fix? Write to @imdradar on X, or find James in the identity.md Telegram.

IMD RADAR is a community project, not affiliated with the identity.md team. Everything here is an opinion based on public on-chain data, not financial advice.