Build log

IBM Plex Sans replaces Bricolage Grotesque and Outfit on every page, the whitepaper, the deck and their PDFs: weight 600 for headings, 300 to 500 for body text. IBM Plex Mono stays for data, labels and the MRZ. All fonts are served from this site. The passport card images keep their own fonts.

Whitepaper section 12 now says only this: no token exists; not before 2027, and only after proven retention, a community and legal clarity; a legal entity and its own white paper come first; a token never buys or changes a passport. The legal disclaimer stays.

The Token page says the same. The earlier sentences about Stars, the league and seasons are gone from both.

The card and report thresholds were confirmed on 18 October 2026 with their values unchanged: a liquidity pull counts within 72 hours of launch, the day one facts use 50% of the own allocation, still holding means at least 50%, and a farm cluster is at least 3 wallets funded from one source within 24 hours. The DRAFT labels are gone from Thresholds.

support@noventia.app is now the contact for questions, for appeals until the council opens at stage 5, and for vulnerability reports. X @NoventiaHq and the Discord invite are the full list of official accounts.

This site now carries the docs, the whitepaper draft 0.1, the deck for ecosystems, the reports index and this build log. Every page is static. Scripts run only on the home page and in the deck viewer, and nothing loads from other sites.

A GitHub Actions workflow builds a card from a public wallet address on request. It checks the address before any call, keeps the data key in a repository secret, and commits nothing. The card stays available as a download for 7 days.

Larger type keeps a card readable at half size, 600 by 338, as it appears on X. Every card now names noventia.xyz and says “Facts from public chain data.” A launch without a dev buy is explained on the card, and an empty longest hold reads “No holding” instead of being left out.

Card facts become a 1200 by 675 passport card in two variants, clean and high risk, with the two line MRZ band. Example cards always print “Example wallet, illustrative data”. Fonts and the mark are loaded locally; rendering needs no network.

High risk is now at least one launch with a liquidity pull, or first day dumps in at least 2 launches. Launches without an own allocation are “not applicable” for the day one facts. Every sale on day one counts against the own allocation. The stamps rule is added: the 3 most recent launches, fixed words only. See Rules versions.

A recording of one live wallet confirmed the Helius field names the adapter relies on. A second check, from the chain side, compared every transaction that touched the wallet’s token accounts with the history the free plan returns.

The first adapter reads the full history of one wallet through Helius Parsed Events and finds token pools through DexScreener. It emits facts, each with the transactions behind it, and refuses partial histories. The stage 2 card rules and warning levels run on those facts. Tests run on recorded data only.

The engine starts with the seven core types every product is built from: subject, fact, promise, rule, case, permission and attestation. Every threshold lives in one file. A test checks that a fact cannot exist without a proof.