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Robinhood Chain · beta · check, then swap

Check before
you buy.

Robinhood Chain tokens are custom contracts, and the scam wave on the new chain runs on that: honeypots, hidden taxes, copycat tickers. Pewcake reads the code, then sells the token as a real holder in simulation, and shows you what came back.

Paste an address and the report appears here. Try one from the new launches below.

Same checks, new chain. Swaps through Uniswap, ETH pairs, in your own wallet.

Swap beta
Uniswap on Robinhood Chain · ETH pairs only · you sign in your wallet

Check a token above; the swap fills in from the report.

Just launched on Robinhood Chain

The launch feed is quiet or unavailable right now. Paste any address above.

Why this chain needs its own check

On Solana every token runs the same program, so the risky knobs are flags anyone can read. On Robinhood Chain every token is its own contract: a mint function, a blacklist or a 90% sell tax can be one line of code, verified or not.

So the check does not stop at reading. It borrows a real holder’s wallet for one simulated block, transfers to a plain wallet and to the pool, sells through Uniswap where it can, and reports the exact amount that arrived. A token that only breaks when you sell breaks here first.

How it works

  1. 01Paste the address

    The 0x contract address from the launchpad, DexScreener or the project. Tickers are not unique here; addresses are.

  2. 02We read the contract and sell it

    Verified source or bytecode for owner powers, then a real holder's sell in simulation at the current block: does it go through, and how much arrives.

  3. 03Swap with the report open

    Buy with ETH or sell to ETH through Uniswap, signed in your own EVM wallet. A blocked token needs your explicit acknowledgement first; signals that mean you could not get out cannot be overridden.

Robinhood Chain token check — Pewcake