GoPlus

• GoPlus provides security infrastructure for Web3, including token risk detection and transaction screening.

• Its APIs are integrated into wallets and exchanges to warn users about malicious contracts before they sign.

• GPS is used for paying for security services and staking by node operators.

• Supply allocated across community, ecosystem and investors.

• Node operators stake GPS to provide security data and earn rewards.

Pros:

• Widely integrated across major wallets and platforms before the token launched.

• Scam and malicious contract detection has clear, continuous demand.

• Decentralising a service that already has distribution.

Cons:

• Security detection is adversarial: attackers adapt as soon as detection patterns are known.

• False positives block legitimate tokens and damage the service's credibility.

• Monetising infrastructure that has been free is difficult.

• Exposure to Web3 security infrastructure with established integration.

• Demand is continuous rather than cyclical.

• Weigh the adversarial dynamic and the monetisation question.

• Security screening embedded directly into wallet transaction flows, warning users before they sign rather than after they lose funds.

• Users approve malicious contracts because nothing warns them at the point of signing.

• Screening at the wallet level intervenes before the loss rather than reporting it after.

• Founded by a team operating publicly under the GoPlus Foundation.

• Backed by Binance Labs, Kucoin Ventures and Huobi Ventures.

• No public ICO. Distributed via Binance ecosystem programmes in 2025.

• Attackers adapt to published detection patterns.

• False positives damage credibility and block legitimate activity.

• Monetisation of previously free infrastructure risks integrator churn.

• Competition from wallets building detection in-house.