Now — Launch.
The site is live and free. Declared exemption relationships across all Pons V2 launches, cluster groups, deployer and wallet patterns, and the cornered-launch leaderboard. No account, no limits, no wallet connection.
Development state
Roadmap
exempt is an information service. The site is the readable surface; the dataset underneath is the product.
Next — API access through $EXEMPT.
The dataset opens up programmatically. API keys are rented against a token balance rather than bought outright: burn $EXEMPT for a period of access, priced in USD so cost stays stable as the token moves. Bulk queries and data export work the same way. Browsing the site stays free permanently.
Then — Supporting what gets built on it.
Working with projects that use exemption data in their own tools, and continuing to expand what the dataset covers: deeper trade coverage, longer wallet histories, richer launch metadata.
The data layer
Why $EXEMPT exists
The website is free and always will be. Look up any token, wallet or deployer, unlimited, no account.
The dataset underneath is the actual product. Exemption relationships, cluster groupings and deployer histories are things no other tool on Robinhood Chain exposes, and other software wants them: screeners, wallet trackers, research dashboards, trading tools.
$EXEMPT meters that programmatic access. API keys, bulk queries and data export are paid for by burning tokens against a balance. Pricing is set in USD and settled in $EXEMPT, so the cost of the service stays stable regardless of what the token does.
This means the people reading the site never pay, and the people building businesses on the data do. The token is a payment mechanism for a service, not a membership badge.
Not yet live. The API is on the roadmap; the site is free now and stays free.