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Torch: Loud launches

The public list of Torch tokens that used loudscene, for the Loud launch label.

Every Torch token that used loudscene, as one public JSON list, so a launchpad can label them “Loud launch”. No key, no sign-in, readable from any site.

The endpoint#

GET https://www.loudscene.com/api/torch/loud-launches

{
  "updatedAt": "2026-11-04T14:00:00.000Z",
  "count": 1,
  "launches": [
    {
      "ca": "0xcd291fa4d3e2eb43e4639625092d31ae10e61111",
      "symbol": "LOUD",
      "since": "2026-10-23T12:00:00.000Z",
      "page": "https://score.loudscene.com/p/robinhood/0xcd291fa4d3e2eb43e4639625092d31ae10e61111",
      "signals": [
        "film",
        "service"
      ]
    }
  ]
}
  • ca: the token's contract address on Robinhood Chain, lowercase.
  • since: when the token first used loudscene. The list is newest first.
  • page: the token's page on loudscene, a good target for the label's link.
  • signals: which kinds of use it has, any of film, memes and service.

Who is on it#

  • film: a film made on loudscene from the token's contract address, free films included.
  • memes: a meme a member made on the token's Meme Wars board, or a Telegram group that joined Torch League for it. The memes loudscene adds to every board on its own don't count.
  • service: a paid meme pack, a creator booking, a live creator campaign, @loudscenebot in the project's group, or the Agent's free Torch week.

Using it#

  • It is cached for 5 minutes; reading it more often returns the same list.
  • Only Torch tokens are listed (Robinhood Chain addresses ending in 1111), and only public facts: never who used loudscene, which account or how much they paid.
  • It answers with Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *, so a page can read it straight from the browser.