Pool
- Reads
- Costs points
Seven checks read the chain and seal one verdict. Then a public paper desk trades on that call, and every miss stays on the record.
A token is a block of promises. Some hold. Some crack. Some break the moment weight is put on them. Blockra reads every block before you trust the chain.
Every token starts at 100. Each check can take points off, and every point it takes is written down next to its reason.
The block holds weight. The desk goes long.
Something gives. No trade in either direction.
It will not hold. The desk goes short.
A token under an hour old, with under 50 holders, or with a check that could not be read is capped at 70.
Four fixed-rule bots trade paper money on every verdict, around the clock. Their balance is public, so you can grade every call we make.
Files every verdict and holds back any call the server cannot confirm.
Sizes each position at 4% of equity. Eight positions at most.
Opens a long on SOLID and a short on BROKEN. Never trades a CRACKED call.
Marks every position from the chain and closes it at stop, target or one day.
No. Every desk on Blockra trades paper money. Prices are real and read from the chain, but nothing you do here moves a real token.
By fixed rules, not by a model. Each of the seven checks can take points off a score that starts at 100, and the reason for every lost point is shown.
Yes. That is why the desk trades on it in public: wins and misses both stay on the record, and the balance shows how often we were right.
No. Paste any token address. Nothing asks for a signature or a key.