Is this coin larping?
LarpLens pins Larpcheck's verdict to the chart you're already staring at. You get the call before you ape, not after.
Free. No wallet, no account. Not on the Chrome Web Store yet, so installing takes about a minute by hand.
Three steps.
You only do the first.
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Open a coin
On DexScreener, pump.fun, GMGN or Birdeye, same as always. Nothing to paste, nothing to click.
- DexScreener
- pump.fun
- GMGN
- Birdeye
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LarpLens asks around
It takes the coin's address from the page's URL and asks Larpcheck what its agent found.
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Read the call
The verdict lands in the corner. Click it for the story, the holders and how old the check is. Click again for the evidence on Larpcheck.
Seven words for the story. Four for the coin.
Every coin Larpcheck has checked gets both. They answer different questions, and a coin can pass one and fail the other.
Is the story true?
- REALThe evidence says it does what it claims.
- LIKELY REALLooks like it works, with a few loose ends.
- PARTLY REALSomething's there, but the big claim is a stretch.
- UNCLEARNot enough to call it either way.
- LIKELY LARPNothing real backs the pitch, though nothing was proven false.
- LARPThe claim isn't real: mocked, simulated or never shipped.
- SCAMBuilt to take something from you.
Is the coin fair to buy into?
- OKHolders are spread out and nothing can change the coin under you.
- NEUTRALToo new or too thinly held to say much.
- SKETCHYA dev bag, a linked group or snipers still in.
- RIGGEDA few wallets can sell on everyone else, or it can't be sold freely.
These words say what's true of a coin, not where the price goes. A real story can dump and a rigged coin can run. Larpcheck's checks are automated and can be wrong. How Larpcheck reaches a verdict
What it won't do
A memecoin tool should have to earn your trust, so here's the whole list.
- Touch your wallet. It never connects to one, and it never asks you to sign anything.
- Trade. It shows a verdict. Buying and selling stay with you.
- Make you sign up. There's no account and no key to set up.
- Watch you. The extension and this site run no analytics.
- Read the page. It only looks at the URL of the tab you're on.
- Launch a token. There is no LarpLens coin. Anyone selling one isn't us.
In plain terms
When you install it, Chrome will warn that LarpLens can read and change data on five sites: DexScreener, pump.fun, GMGN, Birdeye and Birdeye Terminal. It needs that to draw the badge on them, and it runs nowhere else.
The coin's address goes to a small LarpLens server, which asks Larpcheck and passes the answer back. On DexScreener, the page's pair address also goes to DexScreener's API, to find out which coin it is.
Install it in a minute
- Download the zip and unzip it somewhere you'll keep it.
- Paste
chrome://extensionsinto Chrome's address bar. - Turn on Developer mode, top right.
- Click Load unpacked and pick the unzipped folder.
- Open any coin on pump.fun and look at the bottom right corner.
Questions
Is this made by Larpcheck?
No. LarpLens is an independent project that uses Larpcheck's public API. The verdicts are theirs, shown as they wrote them, and each one links back to its check.
Does it cost anything?
No, and reading verdicts through the badge doesn't touch your Larpcheck credits. You don't even need a Larpcheck account. If you go on to open a full report or start a new check on their site, that's between you and Larpcheck.
What does "Not checked yet" mean?
Larpcheck hasn't looked at that coin, so there's no verdict to show. It doesn't mean the coin is fine or that it's bad. The badge links to the coin's page on Larpcheck, where you can start a check.
What about "Verdict unavailable"?
The lookup failed, usually for a moment. LarpLens says so on purpose, because a coin with no badge shouldn't look like a coin with nothing wrong.
Should I buy or sell because of a verdict?
Not on the verdict alone. It's an automated read of what could be found when the check ran, and the badge shows you how old that check is. It isn't financial advice, so read the evidence and decide for yourself.
Will it work on Axiom, Photon or other terminals?
Not yet. For now it's DexScreener, pump.fun, GMGN and Birdeye.