Launch checks on Robinhood Chain
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Read the tellbefore you buy.
Paste a token. Tell reads the contract, the market and the project's footprint, and returns one risk score with a plain-language verdict.
Paste a token. Tell reads the contract, the market and the project's footprint, and returns one risk score with a plain-language verdict.
The report reads live from Robinhood Chain and DexScreener. Each link is shareable, so you can drop it into a group chat before anyone apes in.
The explorer, the holder map, the deployer's history, the website. Tell opens all of it so you don't have to.
Who owns it, whether it can mint, pause, blacklist or change taxes, and whether the code can be swapped behind a proxy.
Top wallets without pools and curves, wallets seeded from one address, snipers from the first blocks. Every transfer since launch.
Who pressed launch, what they still hold, whether they dumped, and every token they launched before.
An AI read of the project site: real product or waitlist, wallet-harvesting forms, promises that don't add up.
What the site claims against what the chain shows: burns that never happened, audits that contradict, fake launchpad links.
Liquidity, pool age and sell pressure on Pons, Ostra, Conductor and Uniswap v3 · v4, straight from the DEX.
Out of every hundred tokens launched on Pons, fewer than one is still trading a few days later. That is the table you sit at. Tell can't tell you which token wins. It tells you who is holding a knife.
Trading agents on Robinhood Chain buy tokens on their own. Tell gives them a risk check before the trade: one MCP call or one HTTP request, paid per check in USDG over x402.
{
"mcpServers": {
"tell": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://tell.markets/mcp"
}
}
}
REST
$ curl tell.markets/api/v1/check?token=0x…
Contract and market in about three seconds.
Everything, in USDG over x402. A few free a day.
Full checks with an API key from a $TELL wallet.
Every verdict is hashed into an hourly Merkle root on Robinhood Chain, so no score can be edited after the fact. And every week Tell checks how its own scores held up, in public.
Checks stay free for people. Agents pay per full check, and a fixed share of that revenue buys $TELL on the open market and burns it. On-chain, every time.
This is the only real contract. Any other token called TELL is a fake, and Tell flags it in every check.
0xc13630c6b85fd1767b484acf38b50314e08a59fc
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No. Tell describes what it finds on chain and on the web. It never tells you to buy or sell, and it can be wrong, so every report shows why it scored the way it did.
Each finding adds risk points. Critical findings, like an owner who can mint new tokens or unlocked liquidity, push the score to at least 80 on their own.
Any ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain or Elysium (Hyperliquid's L2). Paste the address and Tell finds the chain, or a DexScreener link to its pool. The Pons launch feed and survival data are Robinhood Chain only for now.
Yes. Connect it to the MCP server at tell.markets/mcp or call /api/v1/check. Quick checks are free; full checks are a few free a day, then paid per check in USDG over x402. See the docs.
Tell looks for signs of a setup: dangerous contract powers, insiders, a deployer who dumps, a site that lies. Most launches die without anyone cheating. Low risk means no tell was found, not that the token will go up. See how the scores hold up.
Add it to your group. Anyone drops a Robinhood Chain CA and it replies with the score, the red flags, market cap, volume and holders.
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