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# CA Verification System

### Candidate discovery

The service correlates ERC-20 interface evidence with creation, mint, and launch events. It also evaluates genesis parameters, runtime bytecode, and codehash.

CLOCKIN name and symbol matching ignores case and surrounding whitespace. A regex or name match creates only a silent candidate. It never proves authenticity alone.

### Verification evidence

A CA assessment combines independent evidence:

* Official frontend evidence and on-chain launch evidence.
* ERC-20 interface, deployment data, genesis parameters, and runtime codehash.
* The primary ETH pool, material liquidity, and permanent LP lock when required.

The service checks that the available pool is the primary ETH pool. It also requires material liquidity before an aggressive trigger.

### Routes and launch components

Launcher/V3 components are learned from verified official frontend and on-chain evidence. The service pins the route codehash before execution.

A verified CA does not guarantee an executable route. The system does not submit a transaction when it cannot confirm the route.

{% hint style="warning" %}
No verification method guarantees project legitimacy, contract safety, execution, or profit.
{% endhint %}


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