AI intelligence for the almost bonded.
Every pons_v2 curve close to graduating on Robinhood Chain, found, scored from 0 to 100 and explained in plain English. The board reads the chain straight from your browser. No backend, no screenshots, no made up numbers.
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Any address you see before launch is not ours.
If the address on X and the address here do not match, it is a copy. Buy on pons_v2
pons_v2 curves at 40% or more that traded in the last 15 minutes, scored and ranked. Tap a row for the full read.
Six on-chain factors, each scored from 0 to 100, weighted into one number. Every input is a public read from Robinhood Chain and the formula is published here in full, so any score on the board can be checked by hand.
How much of the curve's sellable allocation has been bought. A pons_v2 curve holds back a reserved balance for the graduated pool; buying out everything above it is graduation, so 100% means bonded.
curve = (launchSupply - trackedTokens) / (launchSupply - reservedTokens) x 100Net curve points gained over the last 30 minutes, rebuilt from every CurveBuy and CurveSell event on the curve. Eight points or more in half an hour scores full marks. Flat or falling scores zero.
momentum = clamp(points gained in 30 min / 8 x 100, 0, 100)The buy share of ETH volume over the last hour, after removing wallets that both bought and sold inside the window. Round trips are how volume gets faked, so they do not count. An hour with no organic volume scores 25.
flow = organic buy volume / organic volume x 100Wallets holding the token, rebuilt by replaying every Transfer since the launch block. Log scale, so the first hundred holders matter more than the next hundred. 250 or more scores full marks.
holders = clamp(log10(holders) / log10(250) x 100, 0, 100)The top ten holders' share of circulating supply, with the curve, the burn address and the pons buyback vault excluded. 30% or less scores full marks; 85% or more scores zero.
distribution = clamp((85 - top10 %) / 55 x 100, 0, 100)The creator wallet named in the factory's TokenLaunched event. Starts at 100 and loses points for behaviour that usually comes before a rug.
dev = 100 - 60 if sold into the curve - 30 if moved tokens out - 25 if holding over 10% of circulating - 15 if under 5 lifetime transactionsX views, mentions and callouts per token. There is no data source wired for it yet, so it carries no weight and shows as coming on the board. It will not be filled with estimates.
social = not scored until an X data source is connectedEverything marked live is read from Robinhood Chain every few seconds. Everything marked coming is design intent and is labelled that way on the board.
The creator wallet has sold into its own curve.
The creator wallet sent tokens to another plain wallet, a common way to hide a sell. Transfers into a contract, such as a token lock, do not count.
The ten largest holders own more than 60% of circulating supply.
The creator wallet has sent fewer than five transactions in its life.
Over half of the hour's volume came from wallets that bought and sold near-equal amounts inside the same hour.
Note, not a red flag. More ETH left the curve than entered it in the last 30 minutes.
Note, not a red flag. No trade on the curve for 30 minutes.
eth_chainId, eth_blockNumber, eth_gasPrice and web3_clientVersion against the public RPC, from your browser.
A standard pons_v2 launch token on Robinhood Chain. The board above is the product; $TPST is the token that goes with it.
__CA__Yes. Your browser calls the public Robinhood Chain RPC, finds pons_v2 curves from their own events, reads their state and rebuilds holders from Transfer logs. If the chain cannot be reached the board says so and retries. It never shows placeholder rows.
A pons_v2 curve with 40% or more of its sellable allocation bought, that has traded in the last 15 minutes, and has not graduated. The board keeps the closest fourteen and shows the top ten for the filter you pick.
Not yet. Today the read is composed from the token's signals by fixed rules, so the same numbers always give the same words. A model-written read is design intent and is labelled as coming.
No. The score describes what the chain shows right now: how full the curve is, how fast it is filling, who holds it and what the dev has done. Curves stall and reverse all the time.
On pons_v2 at launch. The contract address is published on this page and on @tipsterdotai at the same moment. If the two do not match, it is a copy.
The live board, the score and the read, on one page.