Robinhood Chain · live read
Which Pons launches actually traded
Almost nothing on a launchpad trades. Of the 27,858 Pons launches we have on record since 10 July, about 1.1% ever raised the 4.2 ETH needed to bond — so a list of launches tells you nothing. This asks the chain a narrower question instead: which pools did somebody swap against, and for how much.
A pool has to clear 0.05 ETH of turnover to appear at all. Below that is a single trade worth a few dollars, and a list padded with those is the census this page exists to avoid. So the list is usually short — that is the filter working, not a gap. Turnover says a token is being traded; it says nothing about whether it is worth holding, so every row links to the full check.
Reading the chain…
This walks the last 3 hours of blocks. It takes a few seconds.
What this reads
One direct query to Robinhood Chain for swap events in the window, grouped by pool, matched against the Pons launches we have on record and ranked by the ETH side of the trade. No index, no scoring, no ordering of ours. A token nobody swapped emits no event and never appears.
What it deliberately cannot see
Trading only moves to a pool once a launch has bonded, so this window shows tokens that already made it there. Activity on the bonding curve before that point is a separate event and is not counted here.
Not affiliated
PumpPill is independent. Pons is a third-party launchpad that runs on Robinhood Chain — it is not a Robinhood product, and we have no partnership with or endorsement from either. We read public on-chain data, the same data available to anyone.
Nothing here is financial advice. Check any token before you act on it.