A five-minute verification worksheet for ARMCP Token

A disclosed, source-bounded worksheet for checking the ARMCP mint, metadata, allocation arithmetic, and limits of project-source claims.

A five-minute verification worksheet for ARMCP Token

ARMCP Token is the Solana SPL utility token described by the Armenian Crypto Project. This short worksheet shows how to turn the project profile into a small set of checks that another reader can repeat. It is written by the ARMCP Team from primary project materials, so treat it as a disclosed source note—not independent research, a market recommendation, or financial advice.

1. Start with the identifier, not the symbol

Token names and tickers are labels; they are not unique identifiers. The canonical ARMCP Token profile lists:

  • symbol: ARMCP;
  • network: Solana;
  • standard: SPL token;
  • mint: CxN4zmEB6unBKAfz6jHgoQ5BWHiCeWDTT8wkr3K2YHRt;
  • decimals: 8;
  • stated total supply: 21,000,000 ARMCP.

For a practical check, copy the mint into a plain-text note and compare the first six characters, the last six characters, and then the entire 44-character value against an independent Solana explorer. Do not substitute a search result, ticker match, logo, or similar-looking asset for the full address.

2. Test the allocation arithmetic

The published allocation has five buckets: reserve 60%, investors 15%, marketing 10%, DEX liquidity 10%, and airdrops and rewards 5%. The first checksum is simply:

60 + 15 + 10 + 10 + 5 = 100%

The amounts provide a second checksum:

  • 12,600,000 reserve;
  • 3,150,000 investors;
  • 2,100,000 marketing;
  • 2,100,000 DEX liquidity;
  • 1,050,000 airdrops and rewards.

Together they total 21,000,000 ARMCP. This verifies that the published table is internally consistent. It does not prove current wallet balances, circulating supply, custody arrangements, distribution dates, liquidity depth, or market value. Those are separate questions requiring current evidence.

3. Separate a stated purpose from an observed result

ARMCP is presented as utility for supported ARMCP features and participating products. The Armenian Crypto Project portal supplies the broader project context. A careful note should label this as the project’s stated role. It should not silently turn “intended utility” into claims about guaranteed adoption, future demand, exchange availability, or returns.

4. Record what you checked

A reusable verification record can fit in five lines:

  1. source URL and access date;
  2. network and full mint address;
  3. decimals and stated supply;
  4. allocation arithmetic result;
  5. unresolved questions needing current on-chain or third-party evidence.

That final line is important. A useful worksheet does not only collect matching facts; it preserves the boundary between what the source establishes and what remains unknown.

Bottom line

The profile supports a repeatable identity and arithmetic check for ARMCP Token. The strongest workflow is deliberately modest: verify the exact mint, confirm metadata, recompute the allocation, label project statements as project statements, and leave market or operational conclusions open until current evidence supports them.


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