$NTRNDM

Core claim · partially supported by evidence

“Launch on pump.fun with a CA that starts with your word.”

The website provides a functional UI for vanity address generation and the native token NTRNDM itself utilizes a vanity address (NTRNDM...WyV6). While the generation engine code is public on GitHub, there is no on-chain verification of third-party payouts or successful external launches via this specific tool.

• promise · future

  The post contains future-tense wording. A planned event is not current proof or a contradiction; assess each completed claim separately.

• product · verified

  Live app page reachable at notrandom.fun (“pump.fun Vanity Contract Address (CA) Generator | notrandom.fun — Launch on pump.fun with a CA that starts with your word. We find it fast, you launch right here, and pump.fun pay…”). A working page doesn't prove the advertised feature has run.

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• product · unsupported

  Fee or payout terms are published at notrandom.fun, but no matching payment receipts were checked yet.

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• product · verified

  Live app page reachable at notrandom.fun/creator-rewards/ (“pump.fun Creator Rewards: Earn Up to 3% of Every Trade | notrandom.fun — pump.fun pays coin creators 0.30% of every trade. Pair your coin with $NTRNDM, $PSOL, $PUMP or any pump.fu…”). A working page doesn't prove the advertised feature has run.

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• product · unsupported

  Fee or payout terms are published at notrandom.fun/creator-rewards/, but no matching payment receipts were checked yet.

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• product · unsupported

  GitHub README read for reallyniceco/notrandom-engine (“# How notrandom.fun protects your key This is the code that handles your private key at [notrandom.fun](https://notrandom.fun), published so you can see exactl…”). Published code isn't proof the feature has run.

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• burn · unsupported

  No transaction proof link supplied. Supply or a dead-wallet transfer alone does not prove a claimed SPL burn.

• protocol · not-found

  The project's site and docs publish no program IDs or explorer proof links. Product claims stay unverified, not disproven.