Website Report

/site checks a project’s website before you trust it. Send it with a link or just the domain, in your DM with @prysm or in a group:

/site baserooms.io
/site https://example.xyz/app

You can also reply /site to a message that has a link in it.

What the report shows

• A screenshot of the landing page, as it looks when it opens.
• The site in its own words: its title and the description it gives itself.
• The domain: when it was registered, when its record last changed, and the registrar. A domain registered days ago for a project that claims to be years old is worth a second look. Some domain endings don’t publish this; the report then says the record isn’t public.
• What it’s built with, when it can tell: the site builder or framework, the host, and the wallet-connect kit.
• Its social links (X, Telegram, Discord, GitHub and others).
• Contracts on the site: token contracts shown on the page, or in the site’s own code, that trade on a DEX, with their chain and ticker. The CA button copies one; Scan sends its scan card.
• Similar sites: up to five sites Prysm has opened before that are built or written alike, with a match score and how long ago Prysm first saw them.

Caution

A similar site isn’t proof of a copy: projects share templates and site builders. Use it as a lead and DYOR.

Good to know

• Similar sites come from every website Prysm has opened, so the list grows over time.
• If the site doesn’t open (it’s down, or it shows a bot check), the report still shows the domain facts.
• One report every 15 seconds per person. A link reported in the last hour comes back straight away.