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projectone.fun

“Project One”

Template-written 73 evidence items Code reader analysed 26 scripts
What this means for you

projectone.fun talked to 2 outside services on a first visit.E6E5

  • An AI agent used the site and saw 2 of 5 claimed features working.E66E71E72E73E63E69
  • AI / agents: run AI trading agents, and check any coin before you buy it: I submitted the BONK contract address to LarpCheck. It ran staged checks and returned a 'LIKELY REAL 75/100' report with on-chain, market and link checks, each linked to a source. On the /agents page, the 'coins on the radar' prices loaded, but the counters showed 0 agents, 0 trades and 'No agents yet'. Launching an agent needs a wallet, so I couldn't test the AI trading agents themselves.E66E71E72E73
  • On-chain / smart contracts: check any coin; contract address or $ticker LarpCheck/VampCheck; Project One CA coming soon: LarpCheck read on-chain data for a contract address: mint and freeze authority, holders and recent transactions, with links to Helius RPC and DexScreener. The holder-spread line showed percentages above 100% ('957.0%', '3947.0%'). The page shows the project's own contract address as 'COMING SOON'. When I entered '$BONK' as a ticker, the check returned 'CHECK FAILED'.E63E69E71E73
  • Wallet connection: Connect Phantom, Solflare or any Solana wallet, no sign-up: Every page has a 'Connect' button, but connecting a wallet is blocked in this sandbox, so I couldn't test it.E63
  • Tech check: the site claims ai / agents, on-chain / smart contracts, wallet connection and 1 more, and its public page shows matching evidence.E58E59E48E54E56
  • We saw no known analytics or advertising services load on the first visit.E1
  • Its code can ask your wallet to sign transactions. Read every wallet pop-up before approving.E56

Tech check

What the site says about itself, next to what its public page actually loads. Facts only, no verdict: you decide.

Evidence found

AI / agents

“…rights, trade big bags without dumping the chart, run AI trading agents, and check any coin before you buy it.…”E58

AI-looking endpoints: /api/agents, /svc/agents/api/streamE48E54

Evidence found

On-chain / smart contracts

“…y coin before you buy it. One wallet works everywhere. Contract address or $ticker LarpCheck VampCheck PROJECT ONE CA COMING S…”E59

Wallet requests in its code: signTransaction, signMessageE56E57

Evidence found

Wallet connection

“…Run VampCheck → HOW IT WORKS Four steps, every tool. 1 Connect your wallet Phantom, Solflare or any Solana wallet. No sign-up, no…”E60

Wallet libraries in its code: web3.js, PhantomE8E9

Wallet requests in its code: signTransaction, signMessageE56E57

Evidence found

Trading / swaps / bots

“…tokens for SOL, or bid for someone else’s. Both sides swap in one transaction, wallet to wallet. Open the OTC des…”E61

Transaction requests to your wallet: signTransactionE56

Calls its own backend /api/site, /api/hub/statusE14E15
Wallet code web3.js, PhantomE8E9E56E57
Contract calls in its code none seen
Talks to AI services none seen
Live connections receives a live stream of updates from a serverE12

What the AI agent tried

An AI agent (claude-opus-5-5) used the site in our sandbox for 11 steps and saw 2 of 4 claimed features working. It can't connect a wallet, pay, sign or log in, so those features count as "couldn't test". What it reports is what it observed, not a verdict.

Seen working

AI / agents: run AI trading agents, and check any coin before you buy it

I submitted the BONK contract address to LarpCheck. It ran staged checks and returned a 'LIKELY REAL 75/100' report with on-chain, market and link checks, each linked to a source. On the /agents page, the 'coins on the radar' prices loaded, but the counters showed 0 agents, 0 trades and 'No agents yet'. Launching an agent needs a wallet, so I couldn't test the AI trading agents themselves.E66E71E72E73

Seen working

On-chain / smart contracts: check any coin; contract address or $ticker LarpCheck/VampCheck; Project One CA coming soon

LarpCheck read on-chain data for a contract address: mint and freeze authority, holders and recent transactions, with links to Helius RPC and DexScreener. The holder-spread line showed percentages above 100% ('957.0%', '3947.0%'). The page shows the project's own contract address as 'COMING SOON'. When I entered '$BONK' as a ticker, the check returned 'CHECK FAILED'.E63E69E71E73

Couldn't test

Wallet connection: Connect Phantom, Solflare or any Solana wallet, no sign-up

Every page has a 'Connect' button, but connecting a wallet is blocked in this sandbox, so I couldn't test it.E63

Couldn't test

Trading / swaps: OTC desk where both sides swap in one transaction, wallet to wallet

The OTC desk page loaded live stats from its API: 0 open offers, 0 bids, 1 trade, 0.50 SOL volume, and one user-listed token (GENIE). Posting offers or bidding needs a wallet and signing, so I couldn't test a swap.E67

Also noticed

Things the agent saw along the way that aren't among the site's claims. Not counted above.

Noticed

homepage search box

The sandbox blocked typing into the homepage 'Contract address or $ticker' box. Clicking LarpCheck with the box empty did nothing and made no network calls.E64E65

What it is

  • The Internet Archive first saved this site on 2024-06-14 (874 days ago).E62
  • The site describes itself as: “Six tools, one place: Mutant launches, project ownership auctions, an OTC desk, AI trading agents, LarpCheck and VampCheck.”E2
  • Notable building blocks in its code: Three.js (3D graphics).E7
  • In your browser it can copy text to your clipboard, saves small bits of data in your browser and receives a live stream of updates from a server.E10E11E12
  • It has sections such as /mutant, /auction, /otc, /agents, /larpcheck and /vampcheck.E55
  • While loading, it called 2 endpoints on its own servers, such as /api/site and /api/hub/status.E14E15

Where your data goes

FontsDownload typefaces. 2
fonts.gstatic.comGoogle Fonts: fonts 4×E6
fonts.googleapis.comGoogle Fonts: fonts 1×E5

Crypto and wallets

  • Wallet tools in the code: web3.js and Phantom.E8E9
  • signTransaction: asks a wallet to sign transactions (often Solana wallets).E56
  • signMessage: asks a wallet to sign a message.E57

How key features work

What it can ask your wallet to sign

Its code can ask your wallet for signTransaction. Each of these opens a wallet pop-up you must approve; read it before you click.E56

signTransaction

Connecting your wallet

It connects to crypto wallets using web3.js, Phantom, signTransaction and signMessage. Connecting shows the site your wallet address; it doesn't move funds by itself.E8E9

web3.jsPhantomsignTransactionsignMessage

Sign-in and accounts

Sign-in and account features show up in its code or traffic (/api/auth/me, /api/auth/nonce and /api/auth/verify).E31E32E33

/api/auth/me/api/auth/nonce/api/auth/verify

Live updates

It keeps live connections open (server-sent events) so content updates without reloading.E12

event_source

Loading its content

Its content loads from its own API while you browse (/api/site and /api/hub/status).E14E15

/api/site/api/hub/status

Search

Search runs through /api/tokens/search.E35

/api/tokens/search

Drawing and editing in the browser

The page draws and edits graphics in your browser using Three.js (3D graphics) and the canvas.E7E13

Three.js (3D graphics)canvas

Pages and API calls

Pages it links to

//mutant/auction/otc/agents/larpcheck/vampcheck

Endpoints

Called while loading (seen) or named in the code (code).

projectone.fun/api/siteseenE14
projectone.fun/api/hub/statusseenE15
/svc/mutant/api/launch/executecodeE16
/api/sitecodeE17
/api/hub/statuscodeE18
/api/admin/sitecodeE19
/api/statecodeE20
/svccodeE21
/api/mutantscodeE22
/api/statscodeE23
/api/feescodeE24
/api/statuscodeE25
/apicodeE26
/api/txcodeE27
/api/tx/sendcodeE28
/svc/auctioncodeE29
/api/auctionscodeE30
/api/auth/mecodeE31
/api/auth/noncecodeE32
/api/auth/verifycodeE33
/api/rpccodeE34
/api/tokens/searchcodeE35
/api/parents/validatecodeE36
/api/launch/preparecodeE37
/api/auctioncodeE38
/api/portfoliocodeE39
/api/launch/finishcodeE40
/api/launch/submitcodeE41
/api/otc/statscodeE42
/api/otc/marketscodeE43

Evidence

Every sentence above points to one of these. Code references show the file, line:column and the short identifier that matched, never the site's code itself.

E1
Page title: Project One
page title · https://projectone.fun/
E2
Page description: Six tools, one place: Mutant launches, project ownership auctions, an OTC desk, AI trading agents, LarpCheck and VampCheck.
page description · https://projectone.fun/
E3
Main heading: Six tools. One wallet.
page h1 · https://projectone.fun/
E4
34 request(s) to projectone.fun
types: 26 script, 3 stylesheet, 2 image
GET https://projectone.fun/ · script · 34 requests · network recording
E5
1 request(s) to fonts.googleapis.com
types: 1 stylesheet
GET https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2 · stylesheet · network recording
E6
4 request(s) to fonts.gstatic.com
types: 4 font
GET https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/inter/v20/UcC73FwrK3iLTeHuS_nVMrMxCp50SjIa1ZL7.woff2 · font · 4 requests · network recording
E7
Three.js (3D graphics) found in the code
projectone.fun/js/otc3d.js @ 9:71 · “three.module” · pattern scan
E8
web3.js found in the code
projectone.fun/ (page HTML) @ 141:22 · “web3.js” · pattern scan
E9
Phantom found in the code
projectone.fun/js/wallet.js @ 39:40 · “window.phantom” · pattern scan
E10
Uses the browser ability: clipboard_write
can copy text to your clipboard
projectone.fun/js/core.js @ 124:27 · “clipboard.writeText(” · pattern scan
E11
Uses the browser ability: local_storage
saves small bits of data in your browser
projectone.fun/js/wallet.js @ 22:163 · “localStorage.setItem(” · pattern scan
E12
Uses the browser ability: event_source
receives a live stream of updates from a server
projectone.fun/js/modules/agents.js @ 26:27 · “new EventSource(” · pattern scan
E13
Uses the browser ability: canvas
draws graphics on a canvas
projectone.fun/js/ascii.js @ 11:42 · “getContext('2d'” · pattern scan
E14
The page called /api/site on projectone.fun (GET)
GET https://projectone.fun/api/site · fetch · network recording
E15
The page called /api/hub/status on projectone.fun (GET)
GET https://projectone.fun/api/hub/status · fetch · network recording
E16
Code reader found the endpoint /svc/mutant/api/launch/execute
how: call:fetch
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant-create.js @ 109:24 · “/svc/mutant/api/launch/execute” · The code reader analyze-web-bundle 6.4.0
E17
Code reader found the endpoint /api/site
how: call:fetch
projectone.fun/js/site.js @ 45:22 · “/api/site” · The code reader analyze-web-bundle 6.4.0
E18
Code reader found the endpoint /api/hub/status
how: call:fetch
projectone.fun/js/core.js @ 209:22 · “/api/hub/status” · The code reader analyze-web-bundle 6.4.0
E19
Code reader found the endpoint /api/admin/site
how: call:fetch
projectone.fun/js/modules/admin.js @ 71:4 · “/api/admin/site” · The code reader analyze-web-bundle 6.4.0
E20
The code names the endpoint /api/state
projectone.fun/js/core.js @ 75:73 · “/api/state” · pattern scan
E21
The code names the endpoint /svc
projectone.fun/js/core.js @ 77:18 · “/svc” · pattern scan
E22
The code names the endpoint /api/mutants
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant.js @ 39:39 · “/api/mutants” · pattern scan
E23
The code names the endpoint /api/stats
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant.js @ 46:19 · “/api/stats” · pattern scan
E24
The code names the endpoint /api/fees
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant.js @ 64:40 · “/api/fees” · pattern scan
E25
The code names the endpoint /api/status
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction.js @ 13:56 · “/api/status” · pattern scan
E26
The code names the endpoint /api
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction.js @ 19:70 · “/api” · pattern scan
E27
The code names the endpoint /api/tx
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction.js @ 19:80 · “/api/tx” · pattern scan
E28
The code names the endpoint /api/tx/send
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction.js @ 23:38 · “/api/tx/send” · pattern scan
E29
The code names the endpoint /svc/auction
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction.js @ 35:71 · “/svc/auction” · pattern scan
E30
The code names the endpoint /api/auctions
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction.js @ 62:37 · “/api/auctions” · pattern scan
E31
The code names the endpoint /api/auth/me
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant-create.js @ 9:36 · “/api/auth/me” · pattern scan
E32
The code names the endpoint /api/auth/nonce
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant-create.js @ 11:46 · “/api/auth/nonce” · pattern scan
E33
The code names the endpoint /api/auth/verify
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant-create.js @ 13:26 · “/api/auth/verify” · pattern scan
E34
The code names the endpoint /api/rpc
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant-create.js @ 17:36 · “/api/rpc” · pattern scan
E35
The code names the endpoint /api/tokens/search
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant-create.js @ 60:39 · “/api/tokens/search” · pattern scan
E36
The code names the endpoint /api/parents/validate
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant-create.js @ 93:38 · “/api/parents/validate” · pattern scan
E37
The code names the endpoint /api/launch/prepare
projectone.fun/js/modules/mutant-create.js @ 98:41 · “/api/launch/prepare” · pattern scan
E38
The code names the endpoint /api/auction
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction-lot.js @ 11:56 · “/api/auction” · pattern scan
E39
The code names the endpoint /api/portfolio
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction-lot.js @ 72:39 · “/api/portfolio” · pattern scan
E40
The code names the endpoint /api/launch/finish
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction-lot.js @ 115:36 · “/api/launch/finish” · pattern scan
E41
The code names the endpoint /api/launch/submit
projectone.fun/js/modules/auction-lot.js @ 164:40 · “/api/launch/submit” · pattern scan
E42
The code names the endpoint /api/otc/stats
projectone.fun/js/modules/otc-book.js @ 48:57 · “/api/otc/stats” · pattern scan
E43
The code names the endpoint /api/otc/markets
projectone.fun/js/modules/otc-book.js @ 48:89 · “/api/otc/markets” · pattern scan
E44
The code names the endpoint /api/otc/token
projectone.fun/js/modules/otc-book.js @ 66:37 · “/api/otc/token” · pattern scan
E45
The code names the endpoint /api/otc/wallet
projectone.fun/js/modules/otc-desk-forms.js @ 118:50 · “/api/otc/wallet” · pattern scan
E46
The code names the endpoint /api/otc/resolve
projectone.fun/js/modules/otc-desk-forms.js @ 136:42 · “/api/otc/resolve” · pattern scan
E47
The code names the endpoint /api/otc/mine
projectone.fun/js/modules/otc-desk-forms.js @ 210:42 · “/api/otc/mine” · pattern scan
E48
The code names the endpoint /api/agents
projectone.fun/js/modules/agents-detail.js @ 12:39 · “/api/agents” · pattern scan
E49
The code names the endpoint /api/blockhash
projectone.fun/js/modules/agents-detail.js @ 98:78 · “/api/blockhash” · pattern scan
E50
The code names the endpoint /api/launch
projectone.fun/js/modules/agents-launch.js @ 93:30 · “/api/launch” · pattern scan
E51
The code names the endpoint /api/checks
projectone.fun/js/modules/larp.js @ 36:19 · “/api/checks” · pattern scan
E52
The code names the endpoint /api/reports
projectone.fun/js/modules/vamp.js @ 22:19 · “/api/reports” · pattern scan
E53
The code names the endpoint /api/investigations
projectone.fun/js/modules/vamp.js @ 29:44 · “/api/investigations” · pattern scan
E54
The code names the endpoint /svc/agents/api/stream
projectone.fun/js/modules/agents.js @ 26:44 · “/svc/agents/api/stream” · pattern scan
E55
7 links to pages on the same site
page links · https://projectone.fun/ · /, /mutant, /auction, /otc, /agents, /larpcheck, /vampcheck
E56
Wallet request in code: signTransaction
asks a wallet to sign transactions (often Solana wallets)
projectone.fun/js/wallet.js @ 68:38 · “signTransaction” · pattern scan
E57
Wallet request in code: signMessage
asks a wallet to sign a message
projectone.fun/js/wallet.js @ 25:47 · “signMessage” · pattern scan
E58
The site says: “…rights, trade big bags without dumping the chart, run AI trading agents, and check any coin before you buy it.…”
page text · https://projectone.fun/ · …rights, trade big bags without dumping the chart, run AI trading agents, and check any coin before you buy it.…
E59
The site says: “…y coin before you buy it. One wallet works everywhere. Contract address or $ticker LarpCheck VampCheck PROJECT ONE CA COMING S…”
page text · https://projectone.fun/ · …y coin before you buy it. One wallet works everywhere. Contract address or $ticker LarpCheck VampCheck PROJECT ONE CA COMING S…
E60
The site says: “…Run VampCheck → HOW IT WORKS Four steps, every tool. 1 Connect your wallet Phantom, Solflare or any Solana wallet. No sign-up, no…”
page text · https://projectone.fun/ · …Run VampCheck → HOW IT WORKS Four steps, every tool. 1 Connect your wallet Phantom, Solflare or any Solana wallet. No sign-up, no…
E61
The site says: “…tokens for SOL, or bid for someone else’s. Both sides swap in one transaction, wallet to wallet. Open the OTC des…”
page text · https://projectone.fun/ · …tokens for SOL, or bid for someone else’s. Both sides swap in one transaction, wallet to wallet. Open the OTC des…
E62
The Internet Archive first saved projectone.fun on 2024-06-14 and has snapshots from 3 different days
page web archive · https://web.archive.org/web/20240614034623/projectone.fun
E63
Agent step 1: view
AI agent step 1 · view on /
E64
Agent step 2: type Paste a contract address or $ticker (not done: Blocked: we don't type into login, contact, payment or wallet fields.)
AI agent step 2 · type on /
E65
Agent step 3: click LarpCheck
AI agent step 3 · click on /
E66
Agent step 4: go /agents
AI agent step 4 · go on /agents · page called GET projectone.fun/api/site, GET projectone.fun/api/hub/status, GET projectone.fun/svc/agents/api/state, GET projectone.fun/svc/agents/api/stream
E67
Agent step 5: go /otc
AI agent step 5 · go on /otc · page called GET projectone.fun/api/site, GET projectone.fun/api/hub/status, GET projectone.fun/svc/auction/api/status, GET projectone.fun/svc/auction/api/otc/stats, GET projectone.fun/svc/auction/api/otc/markets
E68
Agent step 6: go /larpcheck
AI agent step 6 · go on /larpcheck · page called GET projectone.fun/api/site, GET projectone.fun/api/hub/status, GET projectone.fun/svc/larpcheck/api/status, GET projectone.fun/svc/larpcheck/api/checks
E69
Agent step 7: type CA, pump.fun link or $TICKER ← “BONK”
AI agent step 7 · type on /larpcheck/baa1dcd1-825 · page called POST projectone.fun/svc/larpcheck/api/checks, GET projectone.fun/svc/larpcheck/api/checks/baa1dcd1-825
E70
Agent step 8: go /larpcheck
AI agent step 8 · go on /larpcheck · page called GET projectone.fun/api/site, GET projectone.fun/api/hub/status, GET projectone.fun/svc/larpcheck/api/status, GET projectone.fun/svc/larpcheck/api/checks
E71
Agent step 9: type CA, pump.fun link or $TICKER ← “DezXAZ8z7PnrnRJjz3wXBoRgixCa6xjnB7YaB1pPB263”
AI agent step 9 · type on /larpcheck/4f55d2b4-0ed · page called POST projectone.fun/svc/larpcheck/api/checks, GET projectone.fun/svc/larpcheck/api/checks/4f55d2b4-0ed
E72
Agent step 10: view
AI agent step 10 · view on /larpcheck/4f55d2b4-0ed
E73
Agent step 11: view
AI agent step 11 · view on /larpcheck/4f55d2b4-0ed

Limits

  • We only see what your browser sees: code and requests on a first visit, without logging in or accepting cookie banners. What the servers do with data is invisible from outside.
  • Site code is usually minified (compressed), so names are partly lost and some code may be only partly analysed.
  • Some trackers only load after you accept cookies or log in, so the real list can be longer.
  • We visited from a server in the United States. Sites load different trackers and cookie banners in different countries (visitors in the EU usually get a consent banner first).
  • The tech check compares the site's own words with what its public page loads. Work done on servers, in private code or in separate apps isn't visible here, so 'nothing found' means not visible on the public page, not that it doesn't exist.
  • This text was written from fixed templates because no AI writer was available. It uses exactly the same evidence.
  • The code reader hit its size budget on parts of 22 large bundle file(s); those parts weren't fully analysed.

Facts, not judgements: this page describes what the code and traffic show, not anyone's intent. Not financial advice. Case id U0untXgx.