The problem
On a bonding-curve launchpad, graduation settles one risk: the LP is burned. It leaves three open, and those three cause most post-graduation rugs.
| The usual promise | What actually happens | What a holder can check today |
|---|---|---|
| “The dev won’t sell.” | The dev bought 8% of supply on the curve from five wallets and sells in slices. | Nothing, unless they trace wallets by hand. |
| “Creator fees go to buybacks.” | Fees land on an EOA. Buybacks happen by hand, when the team decides, or never. | A tweet with a screenshot. |
| “The team is here for the long run.” | No vesting. The team’s supply is liquid on day one. | Nothing. |
Multi-chain lockers solve the first case and ignore the second, which is now the most common one: on modern pads the creator earns a share of trading fees. None of them produces a score other dApps can read.
Horkos turns the three promises into three contract states, and the score into one call.