Every Pons coin,
graded from the chain.
Paste a contract address. In about ten seconds ALETHEIA reads Robinhood Chain and returns a 0–100 grade, with a link to the on-chain proof behind every finding.
- On-chain data only
- A receipt for every finding
- Every grade kept in public
Don't take her word.
Check the receipts.
Three real reads of Pons coins, exactly as the engine produced them. Every line below links to the transaction, wallet or contract on Robinhood Chain's public explorer, so you can confirm it in one click.
Each read prints the block it was taken at. Query the same contracts at that block and you get the same numbers, every time.
The grading engine runs in your browser. Read it line by line at /src/engine/grade.js.
SHA-256 of every engine file is published at /integrity.json, so any change is visible.
Forty seconds,
one honest read.
Recorded from the real app reading a real Pons coin. Pick a chapter to jump to it.
- 01Paste a coin
- 02Pin a block
- 03The grade
- 04Receipts
- 05Who holds it
- 06On the record
Hand her a coin.
Watch her read it.
These are the newest launches on Pons, straight from the chain. Pick one or paste your own. The same engine as the app runs right here.
Six threads.
One scale for every coin.
Every Pons coin is weighed the same way, with the same weights and the same limits. The method is published and versioned, so a grade today means the same thing next month.
- 30%Holders & concentration
Who really holds the supply once the curve, fee escrow and pool are taken out.
- 20%Launch terms & exit test
Creator tax, snipe tax, fee recipient, and a simulated sell on the curve.
- 20%Creator behaviour
Every sell the launching wallet made, with its transaction.
- 15%Market & momentum
Real money in the curve, distance to graduation, recent flow.
- 10%Identity & socials
X account age, website domain age, links written into the token.
- 5%Creator history
Other coins from the same wallet, and how many graduated.
Seven ceilings.
No chart outvotes them.
When one of these is true, the grade can't rise above its pillar, however clean the rest looks. Every limit that applied is printed on the read.
Every grade stays up.
Including the misses.
Each read is kept with its block. A day later and a week later the server reads the same coin again on its own and writes down what happened. Judge her by her record.
About ten seconds,
start to receipt.
- block —
Pin a block
She fixes the newest block. Everything after is read at that exact height.
- 40+ calls
Read the contracts
The Pons factory, the curve, the token, its holders and the creator's transfers.
- 6 checks · 7 limits
Weigh and cap
Weighted checks first, then the hard limits. Missing data never inflates a score.
- 24h · 7d
Publish, then follow up
The grade joins the record. Its outcome is measured and written next to it.
She reads her own coin
like any other.
$ALETH launches on Pons, on Robinhood Chain. The contract is posted here first, and ALETHEIA grades it with the same method, the same weights and the same limits, in public, from block one.
Read $ALETH →Asked before
anyone buys.
Does a high grade mean I should buy?
No. A grade describes what the chain shows at one block. It is not financial advice, and a clean coin can still go to zero. Read the receipts and decide for yourself.
Where does the data come from?
Public Robinhood Chain RPC endpoints for contracts and the simulated sell, Blockscout for holders and transfers, fxtwitter for X account age, and RDAP for domain age. Every finding links to its source.
Can a grade be changed after it's published?
No. Each read is stored with its block number and never edited. Follow-ups at 24 hours and 7 days are added next to it, not instead of it.
Why only Pons coins?
Pons launches all use the same factory and bonding curve, so every coin can be read the same way and graded on one scale. Other launchpads would need their own checks.
Do I need a wallet or a key?
No. Paste a contract and read. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign.
Is ALETHEIA part of Robinhood or Pons?
No. It is an independent tool that reads their public contracts. Not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by either.