Fraudl

I've been day trading as my hobby for several years now, occasionally jumping into emerging tokens and selling once liquidity is established. Some may call it savage or unfair, but it's a part of the game. I've made a decent amount of money by spotting fresh projects before they kick off their marketing efforts, allowing me to invest early. However, most of these projects go from everything to nothing within days of their inception. It's a risky game, and I've been in it for long enough to understand the risks involved. I know when to play it safe.

But what about the seasonal traders or those who aren't well-versed in conducting their due diligence? There are countless projects filled with honeypots and other malicious code that can allow project creators to steal all liquidity and trap users with their tokens.

This is where Fraudl comes in. It's an incredibly user-friendly tool designed for those who want to ensure a project's smart contract is clean and free from any malicious features that could harm investors.

We harness data from CoinMarketCap and NFTScan through Goplus's API, feeding it back to Fraudl and displaying it nicely on the website. Users can easily search for a project they're interested in and cross-check the contract address with CoinMarketCap to confirm it's the right project (as copycats are common). Then, they can check if the smart contract has any vulnerabilities. It's as straightforward as it gets. Red risks mean stay away, amber risks indicate potential issues, and caution is advised. This project is primarily focused on SEO at the moment, and we're seeing steady growth in numbers. We're considering additional features but waiting to assess its SEO performance before allocating more resources to Fraudl's development.

Like my other projects, Fraudl involved countless hours of brainstorming, wireframing, copywriting, and collaboration with talented individuals across various teams, including designers, developers, and business developers.

Fraudl is no longer live — the SEO experiment ran its course and I chose to focus on other projects, but it was a fun one to build.