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The Rug Registry

For a fully-worked example entry, see Registry specimen. For the wallets it names, see Deployer wallets.


The Rug Registry is Hoodpedia's permanent filing of tokens whose deployer address took an action inconsistent with what was published at launch, documented strictly by on-chain facts and cited receipts. Filings name addresses, never persons, and every filing requires at least one resolvable transaction or contract citation before it is accepted.

Filing standard

A Rug Registry entry is not accepted on accusation alone. Every entry cites the specific transactions, contract calls, or archived public statements it relies on, resolvable by any reader against a public chain explorer or an archived link. An entry with unresolvable citations does not ship.

Filings describe what a deployer address did against what was publicly stated at or before launch — moved a curve's reserve to an unrelated address shortly after graduation, for instance, or diverged from a published fee split. The entry states the divergence and its evidence; it does not speculate about motive.

Statement box

If a filed entry's deployer address later completes Hoodpedia's claim process (see Deployer wallets), the entry gains a labeled Statement box carrying the deployer's reply, capped at 500 characters. The Statement box is additive — it never edits or removes the underlying filing, and the claim fee that unlocks it does not purchase a change to the record.

Standing disclaimer

Every Rug Registry filing on this site is a statement of on-chain fact, not a legal conclusion, and describes wallet addresses and transactions rather than any private individual. Readers are directed to the full disclaimer on the About page before treating any entry as a basis for action.

See also

Categories:The Rug Registry