Public platform radar / Human-reviewed
Receipts, not rumors.
One map for what can be seen, what has been sent, what is under review, and what has actually been approved.
01 / Four separate questions
Status without the blur.
Each axis stands alone. Seeing a pool does not mean a listing request was sent. A sent request does not mean review or approval.
- Availability
- What a public page or API exposes right now.
- Submission
- Whether an owner-controlled request was actually sent.
- Review
- Whether the platform reports an active review.
- Approval
- Whether durable evidence confirms an external approval.
API observation only; not an approval, endorsement, application, trade, or evidence of liquidity quality.
02 / The escape map
Seven routes outward.
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03 / Machine-readable receipts
Trust the trail. Check the limits.
Token passport is unsigned. Its digest checks integrity only; it does not prove authorship or endorsement.
The registry never copies price, liquidity, volume, or supply metrics. It points back to dated observations so the source and its age stay visible.
04 / Integration guild
An outcome
you can inspect.
Build a public integration that reads the exact HORMUZ CAIP identity and canonical passport. Completion requires a working public artifact and human review.
No financial reward is offered or promised. Applications, votes, trading, manufactured volume, social activity, and unverifiable claims do not count. Contributor credit remains unclaimed until the artifact is reviewed.
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