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How can I monitor new Base token risk signals?

Use a recent-signal feed for discovery and permanent evidence pages for durable verification. Jepeta's risk feed lists recently published Base signals; when a token meets the evidence-quality gate, it can also receive a stable HTML and JSON evidence URL.

By Jepeta EditorialPublished Updated Reviewed 2 min read
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Key takeaways

  • Feed for recency
  • Evidence page for durable reference
  • Fresh scan for current execution

Discovery is not evidence history

A feed is optimized for recency: token, decision, scores, timestamp, and source platform. It helps an agent or researcher notice what Jepeta has published recently.

A permanent evidence URL exposes the selected dated public snapshot, its methodology version, timestamps and normalized evidence fields. Record the observation time when citing it because a later publication can update the snapshot at the same URL.

Agent workflow

Poll the risk feed with bounded frequency, deduplicate by publication and token, then follow the token to a fresh scan or evidence page when deeper context is needed.

Do not treat feed absence as evidence that a token is safe. The feed contains published discovery signals only and is not a census of Base tokens or all Jepeta scans.

User workflow

The public Risk Monitor and evidence catalog provide a browsable view without requiring a wallet. The canonical evidence URL stays on jepeta.dev. A social channel’s existence does not establish that a particular signal was delivered there; check an actual publication or delivery record separately.

For execution, use a fresh scan because a feed item or evidence page can be older than the intended trade.

Distinguish an empty feed from a failed poll

An HTTP failure is a monitoring failure; a successful response with no new publication means only that this feed supplied no new item. Keep the last successful poll time and publication identity separately. Do not clear a prior warning because the next poll is empty, and do not report a new observation merely because the same item was fetched again. Feed coverage and live token state remain separate questions.

AI-assisted review of linked documentation; no independent product benchmark. Screening observations and policy labels do not guarantee token safety.

Practical checklist

  • Feed for recency
  • Evidence page for durable reference
  • Fresh scan for current execution
  • Do not infer safety from absence
  • Respect rate limits

Limitations

This is educational risk-screening content, not investment advice. Token and market conditions can change after any snapshot. A PASS result or negative honeypot signal is not a safety guarantee.

Sources & methodology

Jepeta public risk feedJepeta public evidence catalogJepeta OpenAPIJepeta methodology

Sources reviewed Nov 4, 2026.

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