robinhood chain · pons & orbio launches
Know when a launch changes.
Block0 reads every new launch from its own transfers, about every 15 minutes. When something material changes (early wallets sell, a repeat owner launches again, a launch graduates), it tells you who did it and shows the on-chain evidence. It never tells you what to buy.
how it works
Read, detect, follow up
Every launch, every 15 minutes
Each Pons and Orbio launch under 72 hours old is replayed from its own transfers on the public node: who bought first, who bought together, who holds it, who is selling into the pool.
Only what changed, only if it matters
Two or more early wallets selling, a repeat owner with no graduations launching again, a launch graduating. Routine noise stays on the record but is not pushed at you.
What happened 24 hours later
The same wallets are checked again: did they sell out, how did holders and market cap move. The update lands on the same thread, so a change is never left without its ending.
one launch, one timeline
Every change, dated, with its evidence
Each launch Block0 reads gets a timeline: what changed and when, the numbers at that moment, and the evidence behind it. That means the wallets, the amounts, the block, and where the fact came from.
Everything the agent detects is on it, whether it was posted or not, so the record cannot be curated after the fact.
- Loading a real timeline…
where to find it
Look it up, watch it, or get it on X
Live feed
Material changes across every launch as they are detected. Follow the launches you care about and their changes collect at the top.
Open the feed →Launch pages
One page per launch: its timeline, who bought first and together, the largest holders, who is selling now, and what the owner launched before.
Look up a launch →On X
The Block0 agent will post the few changes that matter, with the contract address so anyone can check them, and thread the 24-hour follow-up underneath.
See what it would post →what it is not
Facts, not calls
- Not a predictor. Every test of whether these facts predict price failed or was inconclusive. The record is on How it works.
- Not a pick list. No "gems", no ranking of what to buy, no paid placement.
- Not an accusation. "Early wallet" is a timing fact, not proof of insider status. A sale is tokens sent into the pool; anything else is shown apart.
- Not finished research. One open question, whether wallets with a trading record converging means anything, is measured forward in public on the radar and never posted until it passes.
On-chain facts, not financial advice. Every number is reproducible from public data; the code is open.