Is this coin
actually built?
Paste any Pons contract on Robinhood Chain. Find out in two seconds whether the fees feed a real machine or somebody's wallet.
Three steps.
No account, no wallet.
Nothing to connect. It never asks for a signature. It only reads.
Paste the contract
Any token launched on Pons. Grab the address from GMGN, Pons, or the explorer.
We read the chain
The token, its curve, and the bytecode of whoever receives the creator fee. Direct RPC, no middleman.
Get the verdict
One word, one score, five reasons. Raw numbers underneath if you want them.
Five things the chart
will never tell you.
Every check is a real read from the contract. Every result shows its reasoning.
Real Pons curve
Does the curve point at the official Pons factory, or is this a lookalike wearing the name.
Where fees go
A contract that buys back, deepens liquidity, or stacks a treasury. Or just a wallet.
Creator tax
1% is normal on Pons. Anything above that is skimmed off every trade you make.
Sniper tax
A 99% tax that fades in 3 seconds is the default and harmless. One that lasts minutes traps you.
Six words.
You already know them.
It scores plumbing, not price. A BASED coin can still go to zero. A COOKED one usually does.
Real machine behind the fees. Params are clean.
Properly built. Nothing sketchy in the config.
Standard launch. Nothing wrong, nothing behind it.
Params are off. Read the breakdown before you touch it.
Nothing here. A coin and a wallet.
Curve does not point at Pons. Walk away.
Got questions?
We've got answers.
What is a "machine"?
A contract that receives the creator fee and does something with it automatically: buys back and burns, deepens liquidity, stacks a treasury, pays holders. On Pons, 70% of every trade's 1% fee goes to whatever address the creator set. If that address is a contract, the coin has a machine. If it is a wallet, it has a guy.
Why does almost everything come out MID?
Because almost everyone launches from a plain wallet with default settings. We swept 2,298 launches in about an hour and not one pointed its fee at a contract. MID is the honest baseline. BASED is rare by construction.
Is this financial advice?
No. It scores the plumbing: whether the contract is real, where fees go, and whether the tax settings are sane. It says nothing about price, volume, or whether anyone will buy after you.
Can a creator change where fees go after launch?
Yes. Pons exposes a setter for that. This version shows the launcher, which is the default recipient. Tracking later redirects needs a dedicated RPC to follow the fee policy events, and that is the next build.
Does it work on coins from other launchpads?
Not yet. It reads the Pons curve specifically. Paste something from hood.fun or Pools.trade and it will tell you it is not a Pons coin.
Stop guessing.
Read the chain.
Every launch on Robinhood Chain, verified in two seconds.