$CERTUseCert
0xb01356a005403c38c0fb01bd0aafe51e81ab9b07
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Last read
High — the wallets that bought in the same block have sold 80% of what they bought, and for a project that is a bad sign: the first buyers did not stay for the product.
There is something here that can cost you money.
Am I early?
Caution — Somewhere in the middle — it is past the launch but the run is not over.
- Launched 5 hours ago.
- The wallets that bought together at launch have sold 80% of what they bought.
What's my risk?
Danger — High — the wallets that bought in the same block have sold 80% of what they bought, and for a project that is a bad sign: the first buyers did not stay for the product.
- The top 10 real holders own 20% of supply.
- Wallets that bought in the same block have sold 80.3% of their buys
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?
Danger — Yes — the wallets that bought in the same block have sold 80% of what they bought, and for a project that is a bad sign: the first buyers did not stay for the product.
- Wallets that bought in the same block have sold 80.3% of their buys
Is there anything actually here?
Danger — A surface, not a build — nothing is documented and there is no public code.
- No documentation is published.
- The GitHub org is theirs and was last pushed to 0 days ago.
- The domain was registered 11 days ago — around the launch.
- 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.
- Telegram has 32 subscribers, and the only thing posted in it is a verification gate.
- The app contract the site points at has 2 transactions from 1 wallets; it is not verified on the explorer.
- 13 commits across 2 repositories, 0 stars.
Can I get out?
Clear — On the most generous reading of the pool, a position would get back about 93.9% of what it is called — and the real figure is lower, because liquidity thins out as you sell into it.
- Reading the pool at today's price — the most generous assumption there is — the bag would get back about 93.9% of what it is called. The real figure is lower, because depth thins out below the current price. We can put a ceiling on this exit, not a floor.
- That bag is worth about $890, and the whole token trades $169K a day. Even if every single trade were them selling, getting out takes under a day.
- Market cap
- $86.1K
- Pool liquidity
- $28.8K
- Traded, 24h
- $168.3K
- Turnover, 24h
- 1.96x of market cap
- Trades, 24h
- 2111
- Age
- 5 hours
- Structural risk
- LOW (0/100 risk points)
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
- 16.09% of the supply is sitting in the Uniswap v4 pool.
- The Pons launch locker still holds 8.16% of the supply. That is the launch allocation rather than the traded float, and it can be released into the market.
- 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.
- The GitHub org is theirs and was last pushed to 0 days ago.
- The domain was registered 11 days ago — around the launch.
- 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.
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.
- @use_cert is linked, but it has not been read yet.
- This prices the liquidity standing at today's price and assumes it continues all the way down, which it does not — so treat it as a ceiling on the way out, never a floor.
- We have never recorded this token's liquidity before, so we cannot say whether the pool is growing or being pulled. This scan just took the first reading.
- We have no price history for this token, so we cannot say how far it is off its high.
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: 0xb01356a005403c38c0fb01bd0aafe51e81ab9b07. Scan another · how this chain measures · what got flagged this month.
Source: PumpPill scanned $CERT 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/0xb01356a005403c38c0fb01bd0aafe51e81ab9b07. Cite as: PumpPill, Robinhood Chain token scan, 2026-09-26.
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