Robinhood Chain · check, then swap

Check before
you buy.

Every token here is its own contract, and the scam wave on the new chain runs on that: honeypots, hidden taxes, copycat tickers. Pewcake reads the code, sells the token as a real holder in simulation, and shows you what came back.

Same checks, new chain. Swaps through Uniswap and the Pons curve, in your own wallet.

Paste an address or pick a launch below, and the report appears here.

Explore

Tokens still raising on a Pons bonding curve. They appear here the moment they exist, before they trade anywhere else. The bar is how close each is to graduating into a Uniswap pool.

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Live from the Pons launchpad, about a thousand tokens per view. Hundreds of thousands are climbing a curve right now and millions have launched all time, so this is a window on the busiest and the newest, not a directory.

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.