2026-09-01
Chain pages are token grades, not a 19-chain tracker list
Each chain page lists live graded tokens and scored wallets. It is not a 19-chain tracker directory.
Open /chains and you get a short list of pages. Each one is live graded tokens and scored wallets on that chain. It is not a wall of logos. Coral is not trying to look like a 19-chain tracker.
What a chain page holds
A page such as /chains/robinhood lists tokens Coral has already graded on that chain, then wallets with a score in the current set. Empty on one side means the current set has nothing there, not that the chain is fake.
The bot still delivers the ping. The console is where you manage follows. The page is a public read, not a watchlist editor.
Why the list stays short
Coral grades contracts people paste. The public hub only grows when there is a real token list to show. A chain that exists in market data is not enough. That is why these pages stay a handful.
Search still works off the hub
If a contract is not in the current set, search it from the header. The token page is the grade. The chain page is a browse surface for what is already live, plus a door into the console.