the small print

risks, rules and what we store, all here.

risks

$grades is a memecoin. It has no intrinsic value and no expectation of financial return. Nothing on this page is financial advice.

$grades is a memecoin. Nothing here promises the board will be built further or kept running. Memecoins can go to zero; expect to lose what you put in.

no wallet connection, nothing to sign. this coin's contract address is published at launch; older coins use the same ticker, and only that address is this one.

promises and labels

what we promise

no wallet, no sign-up · nothing here is for sale.

posting is anonymous: no account, no wallet connection. the board never asks you to connect a wallet or sign anything.

“post on X” opens a draft on X with the post's link. nothing posts until you press post yourself.

Tally answers from a reviewed list: no advice, no verdicts, and it never asks for a recovery phrase.

your stuff stays on this device; there is no account.

posting safely

never type a real person's full name, an address, a phone number or anything private. use the name or @handle they trade under.

labels you may see

receipt
what the chain or GMGN recorded for that wallet, with its source and time. it's there for reference and never moves the rank: visitors' votes set the rank.
source: GMGN · as of <time UTC>
a figure as GMGN reports it, and when it was read. every GMGN figure carries it.
starter pick
one of the devs and KOLs the community regards highly, listed at the start with 0 votes.
posted by a visitor · unverified
a visitor listed this wallet and the checker bot read it on the chain. the site never claims who owns a wallet.
disputed · under review
someone reported it; it stays visible with the mark while a moderator looks (see rule #3).
example drawing · not real data
numbers invented for an example, never a real record.
practice · not counted
votes and posts in the “how it works” tour send nothing.

the coin

memecoin · not financial advice. the full risk wording is under risks.

votes and grades

a community-voted leaderboard of solana memecoin devs and KOLs: the rank is visitors' net votes (follow − fade − avoid), and on-chain results sit inside each card as reference only.

follow · fade · visitors' votes set the rank, not a price · anonymous, can be farmed

anonymous votes can be farmed (a cleared browser or a new network gets a new vote), so the counts are a signal of what visitors clicked, not a census of people.

the feed has three orders: hot, new and top. these are the only orders. posts with under 3 votes follow a published order ›

Grades are anonymous visitors' opinions, counted; on-chain figures are records with definitions, not judgements about anyone. A wallet is not a person: the board shows no names and attaches an account to a wallet only when two independent sources agree, or when the wallet's own pump.fun profile names the account; that second kind is one source, printed as such with medium confidence.

comments are users' opinions. the site doesn't write, edit or feature them, and removes only by category.

how voting works →

how receipts are measured

the receipt box is reference, not the rank. visitors' votes set the rank.

a receipt is what the chain recorded about a wallet's calls or coins, or what GMGN reports about it, with the source and the time it was read. unknown is never shown as zero.

how ranking works and the definitions ›

transparency

pre-launch
the contract address, the dev wallets and the dev buy (% of supply, with its tx) are published here at launch.
sign-in
none. no wallet connection, nothing to sign. votes are anonymous and bot-checked.
for sale on the board
nothing. no removals, appeals, boosts or vote weight, and no holding requirement; holding $grades changes nothing.
data
on-chain data straight from Solana, market data from public price feeds, receipts from GMGN. grades are anonymous visitors' opinions, counted. tx links go to Solscan.
affiliation
not affiliated with pump.fun or any wallet app.
stored
the board never stores raw IPs, emails, cookies or analytics ids. your browser keeps a random device id; the board keeps only its hash. the network hash used for limits is deleted from the live database within 48 hours; recoverable from Cloudflare's 30-day point-in-time backups. the only third party on the page is the human check.
this coin's dev
on the board as “this coin's dev”, same metrics, values published at launch, shown on the feed but left out of the vote rank, never pinned
who made this
a memecoin dev who launches other coins. they earn a share of trading fees on their own coins whether the price goes up or down. their deployer and trading wallets go on that card at launch. the board recuses their moderator id from disputes on their own card, so another moderator decides those. they have also committed not to vote, flag or decide disputes on devs they compete with directly; that part is their own commitment, which the board can't check.

$grades is a memecoin. Nothing here promises the board will be built further or kept running. Memecoins can go to zero; expect to lose what you put in.

how to report

  1. 1open a post on the feed
  2. 2tap report next to the row, the account link, the grades or a comment
  3. 3pick one category, then tap send. no account, no wallet, a quick bot check

open the feed

the rules

  1. nobody listed gets a say

    nobody listed on the board gets a say on their card: no owner controls, no statements.

    more

    the grades column is only what the class thinks, counted. anyone can report a measured row as contradicted by chain data; fixes go in the corrections log.

  2. what can be removed

    removal is by category only:

    • personal info
    • harassment or threats
    • contradicted by chain data
    • fake or sybil grades
    • unrelated
    • pretending to be someone (a name only)

    being negative is not a category.

  3. after a report

    a reported item gets the “disputed · under review” mark and stays visible unless it is personal info or a threat in written text, an account link or a coin name; measured numbers stay up with the mark.

    more

    a reported comment gets the “disputed · under review” mark too; personal info or harassment hides its text at once, and its replies stay.

    a name a visitor typed can be reported for personal info or for pretending to be someone: it is hidden at once while a moderator looks, and the post and its votes stay. a sourced name stays up with the mark. a name taken down after a report, or turned down by a moderator, is not kept: only a one-way fingerprint stays, so the same name can't be posted again.

  4. appeals

    one appeal per decision, decided by a different reviewer; a removal of grades can also be appealed by anyone whose grade it left out.

    more

    to appeal a decision, open the feed in the same browser you reported from: "appeal this decision" appears with your reports, under the posts.

  5. targets

    acknowledge within 48 h · decide within 7 days · overdue counts are public in the moderation log.

  6. nothing is for sale

    nothing on this board can be bought, burned for or held for: not a removal, not an appeal, not a boost, not a grade. holding $grades changes nothing here.

  7. privacy

    what the board stores is listed under stored, in transparency.

policies and logs

how ranking works › corrections log › moderation log ›

where this came from · 1 min read

Where this came from

Since February 2025, more than 40 memecoins have launched as rating boards for devs and kols. Most opened with empty review boxes, peaked within minutes and went quiet within about ten days. The ones that filled up filled with name-calling, handles on the wrong wallets and verdict badges with no transactions behind them.

Launches and wallet profit are already free on trackers, and a public caller-stats page measures a coin's peak after a call with a 1.0× floor. What a follower rarely gets is the per-call receipt: the caller's buy before the call, the sells after it, and returns from a follower's entry over several windows, losses included. Trench Grades prints those receipts on every card, and visitors' grades are counted separately, never mixed. Every card is a wallet or a funding cluster measured from public chain data, and this coin's dev is graded by the same rules.

  1. 2025-02 Rating-board coins for kols start launching on Solana. One creator alone makes 38 launches under the same idea.
  2. 2025-05-21 A kol-rating board coin peaks at about $150-172K FDV about 7 minutes after creation. Its site later goes dark and its X account stalls at 36 followers.
  3. 2026-09-29 A launchpad adds public caller stats measured on a coin's peak after the call, floored at 1.0×, without the caller's own sells.

“This only works if the evidence comes from on-chain data and the operator never writes a verdict.”