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every launch on Robinhood Chain, scored as it happens. refreshing changes things here.

FreshHOLDERS60
Under watch40
Busted24
watching robinhood chainblock 45,064,49941395 tracked18344 scored297 rugged71 dumped
repeat offendersHOLDERS

Reading the wanted posters…

How to read the board

Fresh — just discovered, not scored yet (v4 launches wait for the liquidity gate). Under watch — scored and monitored block by block. Busted — the detector caught a rug pull or a deployer dump.

HOPIUM2Hopium Machines3m30x1234…abcd4Ξ2.21514 h694% conf7v48LP locked9WETH1051high11
  1. Token image — pulled from the token's own on-chain metadata (IPFS) when it ships one; otherwise a color generated from the address.
  2. Symbol and name — read from the contract, sanitized.
  3. Age — time since the detector first saw the token on chain.
  4. Contract address — the card links to the full dossier with all checks.
  5. Liquidity — base side of the token's deepest pool (Ξ = ETH/WETH, $ = USDG). Thin liquidity means easy exit scams and brutal slippage. On a bonding curve we show the real ETH backing it, not the curve's quoted reserve — the quoted figure is a pricing device and routinely overstates what a seller can actually get.
  6. Holders — how many wallets hold the token. A handful of holders = one seller moves the price.
  7. Confidence — share of our checks that could actually be evaluated. Red below 60%: the score may understate risk.
  8. Venue — where the token trades: a Uniswap v2 pair, a v3 or v4 pool, or pons — a Pons bonding curve, where fresh launches live until they graduate into a pool.
  9. LP locked — launched through a launchpad that holds the liquidity in a contract with no way to withdraw it: Pons or Pools.trade.
  10. Base asset — what the token trades against (WETH, ETH, USDG, VIRTUAL).
  11. Risk score — 0–100, higher is riskier: low · medium · high · critical. Eleven checks, from source verification to the deployer's rug history. A brand-new bonding curve instead reads too new to grade — in its first half hour a token has no liquidity and no holders by construction, and calling that "low risk" would be the most misleading thing we could print. It ends when the curve draws real money, graduates, or simply gets old enough that silence is the answer.
  12. RUGGED / DUMPED — the liquidity was pulled, or the deployer sold / moved a large chunk of supply. The card moves to Busted with the evidence transaction on the dossier.