Paste a token address from Robinhood Chain and get four answers: every other token its creator has launched and how each one ended, who funded the wallets holding it, whether anyone in it has a strike on record, and what the contract lets them do to you.
Every number below is counted from chain history and shown beside the rate for the whole chain — because a rate on its own is unreadable. 5% could be excellent or catastrophic depending on what everyone else does.
Every other token this wallet has launched, and how each one ended. A deployer whose last five thousand tokens all died is running a production line — and the next one is not different because it has a nicer picture.
One edge per wallet: who sent it its first ETH. Two wallets funded by the same exchange are strangers. Two funded by the same private address that has paid for nine others are one hand.
Holders cross-referenced against wallets this desk has already judged badly. On the first token we checked, the flagged wallet turned out to be the token's own creator, holding at arrival position two.
Buy and sell tax, creator fee, and how much supply the deployer can still move. Not a prediction about behaviour — a term of the contract, which is a different and more checkable thing.
92.6% of launches on this chain never reach a pool. “Nothing found” is the ordinary outcome, so a tool that answers with a green badge is telling you about its own coverage and calling it a verdict.
A verdict with no denominator. You cannot tell a clean token from one nobody has looked at.
✓ SAFE No issues detected.
The same answer with the size of the evidence attached, and a refusal to read an absence as a pass.
NOTHING RECORDED seen in 3 of 6 checks that ran holder lists cover 4,081 of 140,674 tokens this wallet is not in the funding graph. that is unknown, not clean.
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