How the token checker works.
The token checker reads a Robinhood Chain coin’s contract, its holders and its launch, and says what it found. What it hasn’t checked, it says so, and never counts as a pass.
What each check reads.
- Owner powers
- reads of the contract: whether its owner can mint more, pause trading, block wallets, or change the contract’s code
- LP locked, owner renounced
- whether the pool’s liquidity is locked, and whether the owner gave up control
- Bundled at launch
- wallets that got the coin in its launch transaction or bought together right after it: how much they took, and how much they hold now
- Snipers
- wallets that bought in the first blocks after launch, and what they hold now
- Holders
- how many wallets hold it, and the top 10’s share; the curve, pool and burned shares are on the full check
- Creator
- the wallet that launched it, what it holds now, and how many coins it launched in the last 7 days
- Sell test and tax
- a simulated buy and sale against the coin’s live pool, with nothing sent to the chain; not run on Robinhood Chain yet
How to read the answers.
Each line says what was found: “No / No / No / No” for owner powers we looked for and didn’t find, a share of the supply for a bundle. The chip at the top counts the things to know (what our rules flag) and the checks not done yet. A flag is never hidden behind “not checked yet”.
- Not checked yet
- we haven’t been able to check it: no pool yet, a launch we didn’t read, or a check that doesn’t run here yet
- —
- the answer didn’t come back, or there is nothing to say
- Full check
- the coin’s /safe page: every check, with the reasons in full
A moment in time, not a promise.A clean contract stops some tricks; it says nothing about whether the price holds. A check is a reading of the chain at the time shown, not financial advice.
No sign-in.
No account, no sign-in. What you paste stays out of the page’s address, so a check never becomes a page of its own.
Common questions.
Why can’t it test a sale yet?
Our sell test was built for another chain’s pools. Until it runs on Robinhood Chain, it says “Not checked yet” rather than guess.
A ticker shows several coins. Which is real?
Tickers can be copied; addresses can’t. The picker puts the largest market cap first. Match the address to the one the project publishes.
Where does the data come from?
The chain: contract reads, plus every transfer since launch for the holders and the launch block, read by our own index. That covers coins launched since 14 Oct; an older coin’s launch figures read “Not checked yet”.
Next: read a token on Blockscout.