This ledger separates what public evidence establishes from what remains interpretation. It covers the Goatseus Maximus token, Truth Terminal, the launch chronology, holder rights, and the limits of market and wallet data.
Verified means the claim is supported by consistent public records or primary documentation. False means available evidence directly contradicts it. Unproven means the public record does not establish the claim, even when it is widely repeated.
Every row links to the source carrying the most evidentiary weight. Market figures and on-chain state can change, so those observations require timestamps. A source can support a narrow fact without supporting every conclusion people draw from it.
The complete mint agrees across market directories and the public Solana account record. A ticker or logo is not sufficient identification.
Public accounts distinguish the permissionless human launch from the agent's later endorsement. The available crypto-asset disclosure says the issuer could not be identified and finds no evidence that Andy Ayrey issued the token.
The launch date is consistent across the Pump.fun history, market directories, and later asset disclosures.
The experiment archive identifies Ayrey and describes model-to-model Claude conversations; the later Truth Collective account connects those experiments with development of the public persona.
The public grant exchange occurred in July 2024. GOAT launched in October 2024, so the grant was funding for the AI experiment rather than an investment in the later token.
The token is described as having no inherent rights or intrinsic utility. Market ownership must not be confused with ownership of the agent or its intellectual property.
A ledger shows balances and signatures, not the off-chain custody policy. Proof would require a disclosed key architecture, signing rules, and evidence about overrides or approval gates.
Pools and exchanges can show different prices because of reserves, order flow, quote assets, fees, coverage, and update time. GOAT.CX labels its primary-pool and aggregate methods separately.
Mint fields, supply, authorities, signatures, balances, token accounts, and pool state are checked against public Solana records. A ledger record does not reveal every off-chain identity or custody agreement.
Dated experiment archives, original posts, project disclosures, and archived pages take priority over later summaries. When the original is unavailable, the ledger identifies the strongest surviving source.
Claims about causation, autonomy, ownership, or intent require more than timing or wallet balances. GOAT.CX labels uncertainty rather than converting a plausible story into a verified fact.
Use the authority inspector for current supply, decimals, token program, mint authority, and freeze authority.
Open the GOAT market terminal for timestamped price, liquidity, activity, pools, and historical ranges.
The complete Goatseus Maximus guide connects the token, agent, launch, and holder-right questions.