Token safety check · Robinhood Chain
We buy the token and sell it again in a simulation, against the live chain. If the sell fails, it is a honeypot — and we say so. No wallet, no gas, nothing at risk.
Contract clean · top 10 hold 19.2% · 4.1% bought in the first seconds
01 — The difference
A number computed once, at the moment you happened to load the page. It cannot tell you the deployer started distributing four blocks ago.
The same five signals, re-scored as each block lands. The score is a line, not a dot — and the shape of the line is the information.
02 — Two postures
Most screeners only do the first one. The second is the reason anyone pays.
Defensive
Simulate a real buy and a real sell against current state. If the sell reverts, it is a honeypot and the score is capped at 12 no matter how good everything else looks.
Offensive
A standing list of wallets that historically entered early on tokens that went on to graduate. When two or more of them accumulate the same young token, that is the alert.
03 — Six modules
Four of these read the chain today. Two need months of history first, so they run on example data until they have it — the app says which is which on every screen.
Simulate it, don't read it
An eth_call simulates a real buy and a real sell against current state. If the sell reverts, it is a honeypot — no interpretation required.
The dataset nobody can copy quickly
Per deployer: tokens launched, graduation rate, rug rate, median lifespan — and the traced origin of the gas that paid for the deploy.
One picture that kills the FOMO
Analyse the first blocks after deploy and find the wallets the creator funded to buy their own supply. Render it as clusters, sized by supply held.
Concentration, in motion
Top-10 concentration and its direction over time. A flat 30% and a 30% that was 24% yesterday are not the same token.
The reason people stay
A maintained list of wallets that entered early on tokens that graduated. Two or more accumulating the same young token is the highest-conviction signal on the platform.
Only works on this chain
Detect whether a token is paired with a stock token, whether the vault is genuinely accumulating, and how fast it burns supply.
04 — Growth at zero cost
Every token renders a card as a PNG. It travels into group chats on its own — which makes it the acquisition channel, not a decoration on top of one.
$LNGX
Paste any wallet, see its PnL, win rate and open positions. People analyse themselves and post the result — and every lookup labels another candidate for the smart money list.
05 — What you get
Six things you can find out about a token in the time it takes to paste its address. All of them read from the chain, and all of them free.
The one thing that decides whether a bad buy costs you some money or all of it.
We buy the token and sell it again in a simulation. If the sell fails, it is a honeypot.
Liquidity that can be pulled is liquidity that will be, eventually, by someone.
We read how much of the pool is burned and how much the creator still holds.
Supply bought in the first seconds was not found on a chart. It will be sold to you.
We replay the token's transfers and flag everyone who got in before anyone could look it up.
A brand new wallet paid for by last week's rug is not a brand new person.
We follow the creator's money backwards until it reaches an exchange or a wallet we know.
Fast enough to use in the moment you actually need it, which is right before you buy.
Paste an address. No account, no wallet to connect, nothing to install.
A number you cannot argue with is a number you cannot trust.
Every score shows the five checks behind it — and says so plainly when one could not be run.
Free, with no account. Nothing to pay, nothing to sign up for, and no commission on anything you buy. Paste an address and read the answer.
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