On-chain status and real-time data
Quick answer
Every figure on a collection page — minted so far, remaining, phase status, your allowance — is read from the contract over JSON-RPC. The database only caches; the chain is the source of truth.
“Transparent” is only meaningful if it can be checked. This page explains what the site reads from the contract and how you can confirm it yourself.
Who this is for
Collectors who want to know where the numbers come from.
What is read from the contract
| Value | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Total minted / max supply | The contract's counters |
| Phases, prices, caps, timing | The contract's phase list |
| Your remaining allowance | Per-wallet, per-phase counters in the contract |
| Transfer lock | The contract's transfersLocked flag |
| Royalty receiver and rate | ERC-2981 royaltyInfo on the contract |
| Paused | The contract's pause flag |
Phase status detection
The platform retrieves all phase configurations from the contract and works out whether each is upcoming, active or completed by comparing the current time with the phase's start and end and checking whether it is paused.
Mint count tracking
The total minted count comes straight from the contract, and phase-specific counts are tracked alongside it. The backend caches these briefly to balance freshness with load, and refreshes them immediately before any mint.
Checking it yourself
Open the contract address from any collection page on Taostats EVM Explorer. The token count and the recent mint transactions there are the same data the page is showing you.
Written and maintained by the Elevate team. Last updated . Corrections: reach the team on the official Discord.
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