Free tool
Robinhood Chain token checker
Paste a token address to see what the chain says about it: whether Pons launched it, how close it is to graduation, whether its liquidity is locked, its taxes, who owns the contract, and how its holders are spread.
What the checker reads
- Whether Pons launched the token, from the Pons factory contract that records every launch.
- For a Pons token: ETH raised against the graduation threshold, the creator tax, the trading fee and the live snipe tax.
- Whether the liquidity can be pulled: before graduation there is no pool, after it the pool is locked for good.
- Whether someone still controls the contract: no owner, a renounced owner, or an address.
- Holders, the share held by the top 10, liquidity and volume, from GeckoTerminal.
Questions
How do I check if a Robinhood Chain token is safe?
No check can promise that a token is safe. What you can check is what the chain shows: whether the liquidity can be pulled, whether someone still controls the contract, how the supply is spread across holders, and which taxes apply. This page reads all of them in one place.
How do I know if a token was launched on Pons?
Paste its address above. The checker asks the Pons factory contract, which keeps a record of every token it launched, and says which version launched it.
Is the liquidity of a Pons token locked?
Before graduation there is no pool at all, so there is nothing to lock or pull. At graduation the liquidity moves into a Uniswap V4 position that the Pons launch locker holds for good.
Does the checker cost anything or need a wallet?
No. It is free, it needs no sign-in and no wallet, and it only reads public data from Robinhood Chain and GeckoTerminal.