Every state of the card
Each surface the extension injects, rendered from fixtures by the extension’s own renderer. No API, no launchpad, no network — the figures below are examples, not a launch you can go and check.
For a real launch, read from the chain with its receipt attached, open any /launch/0x… page.
The deployer self-exemption and nothing else. 89.84% of launches look like this. Zero false anomalies is this card being boring.
The contract example verbatim. Twelve wallets named exempt, three of them turned up. Note the histogram: the crowd is 88.9% of the money, and that is correct.
Three buys paid more than half of what they spent to the opening tax. 0.42% of launches. Solid fill, dark-on-light, ▲ glyph, and it does not blink — the artefact has to be screenshot-stable.
seenInOtherLaunches resolved; deployerHistory is in `unavailable`. The row that resolved shows 9 wallets; the one that did not is named in the footer rather than rendered as an empty row. Neither shows 0.
Chrome only: the freshness chip goes amber, the footer gains a degraded line, and REFRESH appears left of [verify]. The figures are untouched.
Zero buys on the curve. Every figure is 0, never —, and the histogram shows four empty tracks with their full-scale ticks. The instrument is reading, and it reads zero.
Full chrome immediately, skeletons at the width the final number will occupy, and a live [verify] — the receipt exists before the answer does.
A surviving 429. Values are — and never 0, the rules go dashed, RETRY sits beside the amber line, and [verify] copies a partial receipt naming what did not complete.
Header and footer only, one sentence, and a live [verify] that copies the query whose empty result is the reason. Never a card of zeros.
A different absence, and therefore a different sentence. The cut-off date is on the surface, not in a footnote.
The feed strip
What each launch on the feed carries, before you open it. A strip is 24px and says only what the read established.
The bar under the overlay
One per decorated page — not one per card, and not one per strip.