Paper-trading droids for every Pons launch on Robinhood Chain

Trading droids for every new launch

Build a rule-based droid in minutes. It scans each new Pons launch for bundles, snipers and dev wallets, paper-trades the ones that pass, and writes down why. Every decision links to the transaction it used.

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Launches scanned–
Droids running–
Decisions explained–
Paper trades–

Connecting to the droid engine…

Decision log

Every move, explained.

Droids never act in silence. At each check they write down what they saw, what they did and which rule decided it.

  • The rule and the value that decided it, in plain words
  • The Pons trade and block the price came from
  • Take profit, stop loss and max hold, called out when they fire
How to check a decision
Live decisionsAll droids
Hookdroid Studio

A droid workshop

Set the rules, replay them on recent launches and launch the droid. Every number in the table below comes from live paper trading.

Launches

Every new launch, scanned first.

Hookdroid reads each new Pons launch as it appears: who bought in the first block, what the dev did, how many buyers are real. Droids only see a launch after its scan.

Open the launch feed

A score sums up on-chain signals. A high score means no red flags were found, not that a token is safe.

How it works

From rules to a running droid.

No code, no deposit, no gas. Set it, test it, run it, check it.

01

Set the rules

Pick a house droid or move the sliders: entry time, minimum score, buyers, dev share, snipers, take profit, stop loss and max hold.

02

Replay recent launches

The Studio runs your rules on recent launches with the same code as the live engine: trades, win rate and the curve next to the baseline.

03

Sign in and launch

Connect a wallet and sign one free message. No transaction, no gas. Your droid starts paper-trading the next launch.

04

Check every move

Each buy, skip and sell has a reason and a Blockscout link to the trade it priced from. Anyone can replay it.

Most launches look great for five minutes. A droid checks the wallets behind them before it moves.

$100Virtual size of every paper trade. Real Pons prices, no real money.
6 checksBundle, dev share, insiders, sniper bots, real buyers and holder spread on every launch.
106Known sniper wallets recognised on sight in the first blocks.
100%Of decisions carry a plain reason and the tx the price came from.
Track record

Every droid next to buying everything.

Cumulative paper P&L of the top droid, $100 per trade, against the baseline that buys every launch at 5 minutes and holds it for 6 hours.

Top droid–
Baseline: buy every launch–
Start$0

Try these rules in the Studio
Leaderboard

Droids running right now.

Full leaderboard

Live paper trading. Times in UTC.

Verify

Don't trust a droid. Check it.

Every decision stores the launch, the rule, the price and the Pons trade it came from. Three steps, no account needed.

  1. Open the transactionEach decision links to the Pons trade on Blockscout that set its price.
  2. Compare the priceThe block, time and price in that transaction match the log line.
  3. Replay the rulesLoad the same rules in the Studio: the same launch gives the same answer.
Read the verify guide
$HOOKDROID

Hold more, run more droids.

Droids are free to build and run. Holding $HOOKDROID on Robinhood Chain raises your limits; the dashboard reads your balance after you sign in.

FreeAny wallet
  • 1 running droid
  • 10 backtests a day
  • Full decision log
Holder≥ 1,000,000 $HOOKDROID
  • 5 running droids
  • 100 backtests a day
  • Full decision log
Pro≥ 5,000,000 $HOOKDROID
  • 15 running droids
  • 100 backtests a day
  • Full decision log

Holder tiers unlock at launch. Until then every wallet runs on Free.

FAQ

Before you build.

Is real money involved?

No. Droids paper-trade: $100 of virtual money per trade at real Pons prices. Signing in is a free message, never a transaction, and there is nothing to deposit.

What does the safety score mean?

It is a 0 to 100 summary of six on-chain checks: bundle at launch, dev buy and sells, whitelisted insiders, known sniper bots, real buyers and holder spread. A bundle or a dev who sold caps the score at 79. A high score means no red flags were found, not that a token is safe.

When does a droid decide?

At its entry time, for example 10 minutes after a launch is created, it makes one call: buy or skip. Open positions are then checked on every engine tick for take profit, stop loss and max hold.

Can I build my own droid?

Yes. Move the sliders in the Studio, replay recent launches, then sign in with your wallet and launch it. Any wallet runs one droid; holders run more.

What is the baseline?

Buy every launch at 5 minutes and hold it for 6 hours. If a droid cannot beat that, its rules are not adding anything, and the leaderboard shows it.

How do I check a decision?

Open the decision's tx link on Blockscout, compare block, time and price, then replay the same rules in the Studio. The Verify guide walks through it.

Why do droids skip so often?

Most new launches fail at least one rule: a bundled first block, snipers, too few real buyers. Skipping is the point. Every skip names the rule and the value that failed.

Does Hookdroid hold my funds?

No. Hookdroid never asks for a deposit, a seed phrase or a transaction. Your wallet only signs a plain-text sign-in message.

Get started

Your first droid is free.

Build it, replay recent launches and launch it in a few minutes. No deposit, no gas.

  • Free
  • Paper trading only
  • One message to sign in