Your tier
FreeWho holds it, how the holders are connected, and what the on-chain evidence says about the risk — bubble-mapped, scored, and explained.
Thousands of tokens on this chain share a ticker — 1,900 of them call themselves PONS. Type one and see every token wearing it, ranked by who is actually pulling buyers right now.
Tokens you saved, re-ranked every time you open this — the tier is whatever Signals says right now, not what it said when you starred it.
Tokens in their first hour, scored on what moved the launches before them. Over the last four weeks the tokens that went 5× peaked a median ten minutes after their pool opened, then fell 97%. This board lists launches while that window is still open, and says which kind of launch it is.
Tokens still climbing their bonding curve on Robinhood Chain, before any DEX pool exists. Every one scans like any other token: holders, clusters and behaviour come from the RobinSight index, price and progress from the curve.
Listing and curve figures from the Pons launchpad API, refreshed every minute or two. Graduated tokens leave this list and appear in the normal pools.
Your tier is read straight from your wallet's $SIGHT balance on Robinhood Chain — no staking, no lock-up, nothing to sign beyond proving the wallet is yours. The thresholds are set low while the token is young and will move as it matures.
Balances are re-read every few minutes, so a tier follows your wallet within minutes of a transfer. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy $SIGHT: the token is a key to the tools, not an investment product.
Every swap this wallet made, priced from our own index and marked against what the market offered afterwards. A grade, the habits behind it, and what to change.
Deploy an agent with your own rules: what it buys from the Signals board, how much, and when it sells. Each agent keeps its own ledger and P&L. Paper trading for now: real prices, simulated fills, no funds involved.
A name and a face for your wallet, plus what the wallet unlocks. Private to you: nothing here is shown to anyone else.
Panels fill in behind this as each pass lands.