Track. Analyze. Anticipate.
See the Risk. Read the Market. Pervix reads any token on Elysium and shows pool depth, liquidity concentration, volatility, holders and recent changes, each with the inputs and formula behind it.
A reading, not advice: every number is read from the chain at a stated block. Pervix never says a token is safe, and a failed read shows as incomplete, never as low risk.
Every Token Is a Trade and a Risk
Risk Is Hard to Spot
A chart shows the price. It does not show how thin the pools are, who holds the supply, or what changed this hour.
Depth Moves Quietly
Liquidity can leave a pool between two trades. Without a reading over time, the first sign is your own slippage.
Swings Are Hard to Read
A token can move a few percent a day or forty. The number exists in the swaps; it is rarely put in front of you.
Supply Sits in Few Hands
Top holders are public but scattered across pools, contracts and wallets. Pervix sorts them and shows the share.
Risk Readings Straight From the Chain
Pervix reads a token's pools, positions, swaps and holders at one block and turns them into five indicators you can check line by line.
Reading a token on Elysium…Pervix reads the token at one block.
Pools, positions, swaps and balances are read from Elysium at a block 20 behind the head, so the reading is fixed and can be read again.
Clear Inputs.
Checkable Scores.
A score you cannot recompute is an opinion. Every Pervix indicator ships with what it read and how it counted.
"token": "MONTRA",
"atBlock": 5566735,
"liquidity": { "depthUsd": "7590.82" },
"lp": { "top": ["5955857079…"],
"active": "6032472038…" }One position holds most of the liquidity
Replayed from every liquidity event of the pool, and checked against the pool's own total.
share = largest / active
points = clamp((share − 20%)
/ (90% − 20%)) × 10000
missing read → incompleteSame inputs, same score
The method is one open file; the site, the tests and the keeper all run it.
Excerpt of a real reading (MONTRA, block 5,566,735, 13 Nov 2026): 98.7% of in-range liquidity sits in one position placed by the pool's hook
Know what was read.
Pools, positions, swaps and balances, each with the block it came from.
Understand what counts.
Every indicator states its formula and breakpoints next to the number.
Check the reading.
Recompute any score from its inputs, or flag a keeper reading on chain.
Readings That Keep Up With the Market
Pervix brings the market around a token into one page, before you sign a trade.
Scan the Token
Paste an address or pick a token traded on Elysium. The report reads it at one confirmed block.
Read the Inputs
Each indicator shows what it read, the formula, and the block. Failed reads are marked, not filled in.
Check Again
Set a rule. Pervix re-reads and tells you what crossed, what stayed, and what could not be read.
See More Before You Trade
Pool depth
How many dollars sit within 2% of the price, across the token's pools that a listed price can value.
Who holds the liquidity
The largest single position's share of the liquidity that is in range right now, on the main v4 pool.
How far the price swings
Daily volatility from the main pool's hourly closing prices over the last 24 hours.
Who holds the token
The ten largest holders' share of circulating supply, with pools and position managers set apart.
What changed lately
A burst of swaps in the last hour, or depth leaving the pools over 24 hours, whichever is larger.
Use Pervix where the trade starts.
Set a rule.
Pick an indicator and a threshold. Kept in this browser, or on chain with a wallet.
Open alerts →Check the board.
Keeper readings carry their inputs on chain. The board recomputes each one.
Open the board →Pools
- 4 Uniswap v4 PoolManagers
- 4 v3-style factories
Chain reads
- Elysium RPC, archive calls
- Multicall3
Named sources
- Explorer holder list
- Montra API (HYPE, KNTQ $)
Wallets
- Any EIP-6963 wallet
- WalletConnect
Frequently asked questions.
01Does a low score mean a token is safe?
No. A low score means the five inputs Pervix measures were low at the block it read. It does not look at the token's contract code, its team, or anything off chain, and markets change after the reading.
02Where do the numbers come from?
From Elysium: pool states and liquidity events read from the Uniswap v4 PoolManagers and v3-style factories, swaps from Swap events, balances from the token contract. Two outside sources are used and named: Montra's public API for the HYPE and KNTQ dollar prices, and the explorer's holder list for candidate addresses.
03What happens when a read fails?
That indicator says incomplete, with the reason, and is left out of the score. The report says the score is incomplete. It is never filled in with a guess or shown as low.
04Can I check a score myself?
Yes. Each report lists its full inputs document and its hash. The method is one file in the open-source repository; run it on the inputs and you get the same score. Keeper readings on the signal board carry their inputs on chain, and the board re-checks every one.
05Do I need a wallet or the token?
No. Scanning, the liquidity monitor and local alerts need neither. A wallet is only needed to store alert rules on chain. $PERVIX is not needed for anything.
06Will Pervix notify me?
While a Pervix page is open, alert rules are checked against fresh readings and shown on the page. Push notifications are planned, not built.