Built for the trader who reads before they buy.

Kairo compresses the research an experienced trader does across a dozen tabs into a single, evidence-backed brief. Paste a contract address and you get market structure, holder distribution, wallet movement, developer signals, narrative drivers, and a risk decomposition — each traceable to a source and a timestamp.

It exists because the expensive part of crypto research is not opinion, it is assembling facts fast enough to still matter.

• Traders who read before they buy and want the fact-gathering done in seconds instead of an hour.
• Researchers and fund analysts who need provenance on every number they quote.
• Communities and builders who want an outside, evidence-only read on a token.

• Collect. Market, on-chain, website, and repository sources are queried in parallel from our servers.
• Wrap. Every fact becomes an evidence object carrying its provider, capture time, and availability. Raw provider blobs never reach the report.
• Compute. Metrics, indices, risk and opportunity factors, and wallet movements are calculated in code, not by a language model.
• Interpret. Specialist analysts explain the computed facts and must cite evidence ids. Uncited claims are dropped.
• Snapshot. The evidence set is stored immutably, so a report can be re-read exactly as it was generated.

The full weighting and scoring detail lives in the methodology.

• Evidence over narrative. If a fact was not collected, the report says so instead of filling the gap.
• Deterministic first. Numbers come from code; AI is only allowed to explain them.
• Confidence is visible. Freshness, provider reliability, and coverage are shown, not hidden behind a score.
• Partial beats fabricated. A brief with missing sections is more useful than a complete-looking guess.

• It does not give buy, sell, or price-target calls, and it does not tell you position size.
• It does not connect to your wallet, hold funds, or request signing permissions.
• It does not audit smart contract code — verified-source and authority checks are signals, not an audit.
• It does not accept payment for coverage, and no token can pay to change its score.
• It does not predict price. Momentum and structure are described, never forecast.

Brand-new tokens have thin history, some chains expose less holder data than others, and providers occasionally rate-limit. In those cases sections degrade to "insufficient evidence" rather than guessing. Reports are research input, not financial advice.

Feedback, data corrections, and partnership questions: support@kairo.app.