Robinhood Chain token
Try Grok ($GROKBOT) rug check
Try Grok ($GROKBOT) is a token on Robinhood Chain. Pons did not launch it, so this page cannot say where its liquidity sits or whether it is locked: its pools are on the chart.
Try Grok ($GROKBOT)
0x112df6c313ac69903df579c93e7d359fd2e844c1The logo, description and links come from the token's own profile on GeckoTerminal or DexScreener, which its team fills in. Modus hasn't checked them.
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000 GROKBOT
- Pons
- Not launched on Pons
- Liquidity
- Not checked here: it isn't a Pons token. See its pools on the chart.
- Contract owner
- No owner function
- Holders
- 535
- Held by the top 10
- 69.3%
- Price
- $0.00005994
- Pool liquidity
- $53,749.8
- 24h volume
- $2,709,350
Market data from GeckoTerminal. A check shows what the chain says right now. It is not advice, and not a promise that a token is safe.
Read from Robinhood Chain and GeckoTerminal on 29 September 2026 at 10:31 UTC. The page reads them again at most once an hour. Check it again live
What the chain shows
The contract has no owner function.
GeckoTerminal counts 535 holders, and the top 10 hold 69.3% of the supply. With over 60% in ten wallets, a few holders can move the price a long way. Its pools hold $53,750 of liquidity, with $2,709,346 traded in the last 24 hours.
Questions about $GROKBOT
Is $GROKBOT a rug pull?
No check can promise that a token is safe. Here is what the chain shows for $GROKBOT: not a Pons launch, no owner function, 535 holders.
Is $GROKBOT's liquidity locked?
This page cannot say: Pons did not launch $GROKBOT, so its liquidity sits wherever it was added. Its pools are on the chart, and who holds them is on the explorer.
Who owns the $GROKBOT contract?
The $GROKBOT contract has no owner function. A contract can still have other roles; its code is on the explorer.
What is the $GROKBOT contract address?
The contract address of Try Grok ($GROKBOT) on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) is 0x112df6c313ac69903df579c93e7d359fd2e844c1. Check it before you buy: a copy can reuse a token's name and ticker.
