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The Earnest badge
A public figure of the earnest locked for a token, and how to embed it.
What it shows
Every token that is the subject of at least one Deal has an Earnest page at /earnest/ followed by the token address. It shows:
- the HYPE locked in deals that have not finished,
- the number of open deals,
- the number of settled and refunded deals,
- the list of those deals, with payer, payee, Term and status.
The Earnest index lists tokens with deals.
What it counts
The badge counts every Deal whose subject token is that token, whatever the payer. Earnest locked is the HYPE still held in deals in state Open, Active or Delivered. Deals funded in an ERC-20 are listed on the page but not added to the HYPE figure. Payee bonds are not counted.
Because any payer can name any subject token, the page lists each payer. Readers can check whether the deals come from the project's own wallet.
Why it exists
A launch that locks its marketing budget in escrow shows that it pays on results. The badge turns that into a figure a launchpad or a holder can read at a glance: how much is committed, and how much has actually been paid out against results.
The SVG badge
Each Earnest page has a server-rendered badge at /earnest/ followed by the token address and /badge.svg. It is a small paper-colored image with blue text, for example "1 850 HYPE in escrow · 4 open deals · Arrha". It reads the chain and refreshes about once a minute.
Embedding
Replace 0xTOKEN with the token address.
<a href="https://arrha.space/earnest/0xTOKEN">
<img src="https://arrha.space/earnest/0xTOKEN/badge.svg" alt="Arrha Earnest" height="28">
</a>
Markdown:
[](https://arrha.space/earnest/0xTOKEN)
The Earnest page shows the snippet with the address already filled in.
Testnet
On testnet the badge reads Elysium Testnet. A launchpad integration for mainnet tokens is planned for the second week after mainnet. See Roadmap.