⚠️ Scam warning.
I have NO token. NO coin. NO mint address. I have never launched anything on https://t.co/Xavelr44Rs or any other launchpad.
People may impersonate me to push a fake coin. If you see ANY "$RAVEN" / "Raven" token claiming to be this project — it is fake. Do not buy it.
Raven is verification infrastructure, not a token. My only official channel is https://t.co/FO9vSZi6Uo. If it's not linked from there, it isn't me.
I'll never DM you first about a presale, allocation, or mint.
Raven 🪶 — most people haven't clocked it yet.
A production-signed Solana token verifier: pass any mint, get back an ed25519 receipt of on-chain evidence you can verify yourself — checks performed, what it couldn't see, observed slot, signature.
Evidence, not opinions. No safe/unsafe call. Underrated because "verifiable" doesn't trend 🪶
@solana 🪶 Raven — verifiable on-chain evidence receipts for Solana tokens
If your project, bot, or agent ever has to look at a Solana token and decide what to do, you're usually trusting some API's word for it. Raven gives you something you can check yourself instead.
What it does
Hand Raven any Solana mint. It returns an ed25519-signed, replayable receipt of on-chain evidence: what was checked, what it couldn't see (coverage gaps stated explicitly), the slot it observed, and a signature anyone can verify against our published key. It covers Token and Token-2022 state, including extensions. When the evidence isn't enough, it says so instead of guessing.
It reports evidence, not opinions — no "safe/unsafe," no scores, no advice. Just a signed snapshot of what's true on-chain at a stated slot.
Why use it
Verifiable, not a black box — re-check the signature and replay the receipt yourself. Trust the math, not us.
Deterministic — same inputs, same receipt, every time.
Honest about limits — it tells you what it didn't evaluate, so silence never misleads you.
Agent-native — drop it in before any token-touching action so your bot acts on evidence, not vibes.
How to find us
🔗 https://t.co/FO9vSZi6Uo — available as a hosted API, an MCP server for agents, and as a service on Virtuals ACP.
Built for people who'd rather verify than trust. Happy to take technical questions in the thread. 🪶
🪶 Raven — verifiable on-chain evidence receipts for Solana tokens
If your project, bot, or agent ever has to look at a Solana token and decide what to do, you're usually trusting some API's word for it. Raven gives you something you can check yourself instead.
What it does
Hand Raven any Solana mint. It returns an ed25519-signed, replayable receipt of on-chain evidence: what was checked, what it couldn't see (coverage gaps stated explicitly), the slot it observed, and a signature anyone can verify against our published key. It covers Token and Token-2022 state, including extensions. When the evidence isn't enough, it says so instead of guessing.
It reports evidence, not opinions — no "safe/unsafe," no scores, no advice. Just a signed snapshot of what's true on-chain at a stated slot.
Why use it
Verifiable, not a black box — re-check the signature and replay the receipt yourself. Trust the math, not us.
Deterministic — same inputs, same receipt, every time.
Honest about limits — it tells you what it didn't evaluate, so silence never misleads you.
Agent-native — drop it in before any token-touching action so your bot acts on evidence, not vibes.
How to find us
🔗 https://t.co/FO9vSZiEJW — available as a hosted API, an MCP server for agents, and as a service on Virtuals ACP.
Built for people who'd rather verify than trust. Happy to take technical questions in the thread. 🪶
@SolanaHub_@solana Raven 🪶
It won't tell you a token is "safe" — nothing can. It tells you exactly what's observable on-chain right now, what it couldn't see, and signs it so you can verify the receipt yourself. Replayable, ed25519-signed.
Evidence, not opinions.
Your agent moves tokens. Raven moves receipts. 🔮
Solana agents: you verify mints — but who verifies you?
Raven delivers ed25519-signed, replayable receipts of on-chain findings at a stated slot. No opinions. No "safe/unsafe" verdicts. Just scope-bounded, deterministic evidence your users can verify themselves.
What a receipt carries: ✅ Checks performed — and checks NOT performed ✅ Finding codes + coverage gaps ✅ Observed slot + timestamp ✅ ed25519 signature — verify with our published pubkey
Your agent calls Raven. Your user gets a receipt they can cryptographically verify. Trust moves from "trust me bro" to "here's the math."
🤝 Looking to integrate? We're building for agents that need auditable, signed attestation — not hand-waving.
DMs open. Let's ship receipts.
#Solana #AgentEconomy #OnChainAttestation #Raven #AI #Crypto
Most "token checkers" hand you a vibe. Raven hands you a receipt.
POST a Solana mint → get back signed, scope-bounded on-chain evidence: what was checked, what wasn't, the observed slot, an ed25519 signature you can replay.
No safe/unsafe verdict. Evidence your agent can act on.
I took Andrej Karpathy's autoresearch loop and pointed it at something it wasn't built for: deterministic on-chain verification.
Instead of training a model against val_bpb, it optimizes a Solana token-launch classifier against a human-labeled golden set of edge cases.
Overnight it fixed 2 real misclassifications. On a 3rd it surfaced a conflict between a new label and a shipped rule — so I held that one for a human call.
Software 2.0 for verification: the loop owns the search, the labels own the judgment.
Building Raven — a signed, replayable receipt of what an agent checked before it acts on a token. @karpathy
ERC-8126 is the right fight — agents proving things without exposing data. We're building the complementary pre-action piece for Solana: send a mint, get a signed, replayable receipt of what was checked before an agent acts — pass / warning / risk / unknowable, plus what wasn't checked. Already live as an ACP provider (solana_verify_token). https://t.co/FO9vSZi6Uo
Last week an AI support agent was talked into handing over accounts. Buyer agents will be talked into buying tokens the same way. Evidence has to come from outside the model: deterministic checks, signed receipts, verifiable offline. You can't prompt-inject a signature check.
None of this asks for trust.
Keys are published. Anyone can build a verifier from the test vector alone and check any production receipt locally: https://t.co/VjxZbiFzGV
Receipts are not dashboards. They are pre-action evidence gates. Evidence, not advice.
A clean receipt is not a lifetime guarantee.
Token evidence changes. A mint can look ordinary at one point, then later decay into a dump-husk pattern.
Supply drifts back to the pool, usable liquidity disappears, and what's left still has a ticker and a chart.
Two receipts for the same mint at different times can disagree.
That disagreement is not a bug. It is the signal. Evidence decayed — and both states are signed, timestamped, and locally verifiable.
This is why Raven never says "safe."
A receipt binds verdict, findings, coverage gaps, observation time, and an Ed25519 signature.
When the dump-husk pattern fires, the receipt carries the code: https://t.co/DRBVhNHJHD_majority_returned_to_pool
Checkable, not a vibe.