$GRACEThe SpaceX Dragon
0x2bd96e4f3c5aeb4d025e7cf98467ab7a9f30f500
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Last read
Not at anything like the price on the screen — the pool is too thin to absorb the size that is already in it.
There is something here that can cost you money.
Can it trap me by design?
Clear — No — nothing in the contract lets anyone freeze, mint or tax you.
Has the smart money already left?
Caution — The launch shows coordinated buying, but we could not tell whether they have started selling.
- 24h volume is 18.2x the pool — extreme turnover, momentum-driven
Can I get out?
Danger — Not at anything like the price on the screen — the pool is too thin to absorb the size that is already in it.
- A position worth 1% of supply is called 2,543 WETH at today's price. Selling it would return about 3.72 WETH — roughly 0.1% of what it is called. Market cap is what a bag is called; liquidity is what it sells for.
- That bag is worth about $4K, and the whole token trades $1.5M a day. Even if every single trade were them selling, getting out takes under a day.
- To take out twice as much money, the token has to go up about 4x — not twice. Proceeds grow with the square root of the price, so the bigger the bag, the worse that trade gets.
- These figures assume today's depth holds all the way down, which is generous. The real exit is thinner, not better.
Is there anything actually here?
Danger — A surface, not a build — nothing is documented and there is no public code.
- No documentation is published.
- No public code.
- The site never names this contract, so we could not confirm the two belong together.
- There is something on the site that behaves like an app, not just a page.
- 3 of 8 things a real project publishes are there.
- Market cap
- $170.3K
- Pool liquidity
- $82.5K
- Traded, 24h
- $1.5M
- Turnover, 24h
- 8.82x of market cap
- Trades, 24h
- 3398
- Age
- 2 hours
- Structural risk
- LOW (0/100 risk points)
The setup, and what would break it
Money is moving in: the pool stands at $82K, and the last hour ran 12.7x the day's average on $1.50M.
The case for $GRACE: there is a story here but the evidence behind it is thin.
Breaks if: This only becomes a case if they publish the contract address on their own site and code starts landing in the repo — until then there is nothing to invalidate; The pool is $82K today — if that shrinks while the price holds, the liquidity providers are leaving and the exit gets narrower than it looks.; Below $56K it has given up the 10% of its own peak that our replay treats as the line where holders stop coming back.; The last hour is running far above the day's average — if that pace drops back, the move was the whole event..
Where the money went
- The contract holds no supply of its own, so there is nothing parked in it to be sold into buyers later.
The liquidity lock
- Uniswap v4 liquidity is held as position NFTs on the PositionManager, so whether the pooled side itself is locked or withdrawable cannot be read yet — unknown, not clear.
Is there a product
- No documentation is published.
- No public code.
- The site never names this contract, so we could not confirm the two belong together.
- There is something on the site that behaves like an app, not just a page.
Third-party read
- No sell-blocking behaviour is reported against this contract, and no tax is taken on the way out. Nobody has run an actual test sell, so this is not proof you can leave.
- The liquidity sits in 1 Uniswap v4 position held by 1 address. Whether those positions are locked could not be established, so this is not an all-clear on the liquidity being stuck.
What this read could not see
- No actual test sell was executed against this contract — we can say nothing was flagged, not that selling works.
- The tax taken on a sell could not be established.
- Whether the Uniswap v4 liquidity positions are locked cannot be read yet — the positions are visible, their lock state is not.
- Coordinated-buyer read has not run for this token yet — this is not a finding of nothing.
- No Telegram is linked from this token's listing, so its community size is unmeasured.
- No app contract found on the site to measure.
- No readable public repository.
- No X account is linked from this token's listing.
- The liquidity history could not be read on this pass — that is not a finding that the pool is stable.
Every finding above is read from Robinhood Chain (chainId 4663) and the evidence is attached to the live report. A clear read is evidence, not a recommendation — and a failed read is reported as unknown, never turned into a flag. Contract: 0x2bd96e4f3c5aeb4d025e7cf98467ab7a9f30f500. Scan another · how this chain measures · what got flagged this month.
Source: PumpPill scanned $GRACE on Robinhood Chain on 2026-09-26. The complete read — launch distribution, liquidity lock, whether the token can be sold, and the deployer's prior launches — is at https://www.pumppill.org/rh/scan/0x2bd96e4f3c5aeb4d025e7cf98467ab7a9f30f500. Cite as: PumpPill, Robinhood Chain token scan, 2026-09-26.
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