Evaluating a creator's activity before you join a community

Compare the claims with the record

A community page tells you what the creator says. Creator activity tells you what the launch wallet did: SOL spent and received, recorded buys and sales, what it still holds, and tokens it sent to other wallets. Read both, and notice where they agree or disagree.

What each part of Creator activity means

1. Wallet performance: SOL spent and received on recorded trades, realized trading profit or loss, and holdings, with the reconciliation behind them.
2. Trading activity: the creator's recorded buys and sales, with a link to the full trade history and to creator-funded buyers.
3. Tokens the creator sent: recipient wallets, amounts, and what those wallets did next, with transaction links.

Look at every past launch

Open the creator's page to see every URGE launch by the same wallet, including the ones that went nowhere. Creator Score summarises how example buyers would have done after the creator's past launches; it appears only when enough launches can be assessed. It does not measure community quality, identity, safety or future performance.

Know the limits

Records cover URGE's trade record and the checks described on each panel; trades through other apps count only where the wallet behind them is verified. A funding link or a transfer is evidence to weigh, not proof that two wallets share an owner. A good record does not make the next launch succeed.