Ask Sui.
Prove it.
Ask anything on Sui in plain words: a wallet, a token, a transaction, an address. Read it live, then prove the answer.
No. It impersonates the SUI symbol. The canonical coin is
sealed to Walrus · anchored on Sui
One explorer, three moves.
Ask anything
Type a question about any wallet, token, transaction, or object and read it live on Sui.
Grade a token
Every coin gets a Troof Score, an A to F trust grade that flags fake SUI on sight.
Seal and verify
Turn any answer into a sealed proof anyone can re-check in their own browser.
Ask, read, seal, verify.
An answer on a screen is just pixels. Troof turns it into something anyone can independently re-check.
Ask
Type any question about Sui in plain language.
Read
Troof reads the chain live through Tatum, then answers.
Seal
Lock the answer to Walrus and anchor it on Sui.
Verify
Anyone re-checks it in their own browser. Green or red.
This is a real proof. Open it yourself.
Change one byte and the verdict flips. That is the whole idea.
- kind
- Sui wallet report
- walrus blob
- 7CCNsFeVc4…_PbaDNS0
- source
- aggregator.walrus-testnet.walrus.space
- anchor
- Sui · SHA-256
An A to F trust grade for any Sui token, built from live on-chain signals. Tokens faking the SUI symbol get flagged on sight.
- IdentityIs this the real coin, or a SUI impersonator?
- HistoryHow long has it existed on-chain?
- SupplyFixed and frozen, or quietly mutable?
Most explorers hand you raw data and ask you to trust the screen.
Questions, answered.
What is Troof?
A verifiable AI explorer for Sui. You ask a question in plain words and the AI reads the chain live through Tatum, then answers. The difference is that any answer can be sealed and re-checked later by anyone, so you never have to take our word for it.
What can I ask it?
Anything on Sui, in plain language. Point it at a wallet, a token, a transaction, or an address and ask what you want to know. The answer is grounded in the live on-chain data it actually read.
What is the Troof Score?
An A to F trust grade for a token, built only from live on-chain signals like identity, age, metadata, and supply. It flags tokens that impersonate the real SUI symbol on sight, and USD value counts only canonical SUI so a fake cannot inflate its own number.
What do seal and verify mean?
Seal is one click: it writes the answer and its evidence to Walrus and anchors the SHA-256 on Sui. Verify is the other side: anyone opens the proof, their browser re-fetches and re-hashes it, then compares against the hash on Sui. Match shows Verified, mismatch shows Tampered.
Is it free?
Yes to start. You get a set of free analyses with no signup, then connect a Sui wallet to keep going. There is also a pay-per-call API for your own code. Verifying a proof is always free and open to everyone.
Can an answer be faked or changed later?
No. Verify runs in your own browser against a public Walrus aggregator and the hash on Sui. No server of ours is in that path, so we cannot quietly edit a sealed report. Change one byte and it shows Tampered.

