Every deployer
has a record.
Pons on Robinhood Chain
read 0 of 0
Before the chart,
a wallet with a history.
Every Pons token is launched by a wallet, and that wallet has usually done this before. VIGIL reads the factory, follows each launch to its end, and writes the outcome against the deployer's name. The chart shows the next hour. The record shows the last hundred launches.
The archive keeps the last 14 days of launches in full and reads each one on its own clock: every 30 seconds while it is young, once a day when it has long settled. Open any deployer and their whole history is read on the spot.
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Index
Every launch is logged by the Pons factory with its deployer.
Where every file begins.Read
Curve ETH, graduation and the dev's bag, in one multicall.
The drawer is pulled.Trace
Every token that left the deployer wallet, from its logs.
Where the bag went.Judge
Graduated, live, abandoned or dumped, by plain rules.
No opinions, only outcomes.Case
A dump that took real ETH out gets its own case file.
The drawer that stays open.Who launched what.
Before you snipe, check who is behind it. The watchlist shows tokens live right now from deployers who beat the Pons average. The warning list shows serial dumpers launching again. Ranked from the last 14 days.
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Every dump gets
a case file.
Opened on its own when a deployer sells or moves out nearly the whole bag and walks away with more ETH than they put in. A timeline, the money, the wallets left holding, and the deployer's record.
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Bond rate
is the record.
The number sniper tools read first: how many of a deployer's launches graduated. Set against the average Pons launch, with dumping as the flag that overrides everything else. A deployer is ranked once 5 of their launches are read: one or two can be luck.
Rare anywhere. On Pons, nobody yet.
More than ten times the average launch.
Beats the field, not by much.
Mostly left to die. Not dumping, not building.
Overrides everything. Graduations do not buy it back.
The record is shown. The tier waits.
A clean record shows what has happened, not what will. Not observed is not verified safe, and no tier is a buy signal.
Bought back,
sent to 0x…dEaD.
The owner buys the token on the Pons curve with the dead address as the recipient, so everything bought is burned in the same transaction.
Every wallet
remembers.
Paste a deployer or a token. Read the record before you trust it.