FirstlookEvery pons launch, scored the minute it lands.
About 1,800 tokens launch on pons every day and most never get a second buyer. Firstlook reads each launch from the chain, checks the seven things pons' trading bots react to, and shows the buys as they come in.
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Seven signals, one score.
We studied 1,797 pons launches over a day. A small group of wallets buys a large share of all launches, and they pick in a pattern: launches made through the pons router, a first buy of 0.02 ETH or more, an X link, a website, a description, a creator tax of 3% or less, and a creator who isn't firing off launches in bulk.
Firstlook checks all seven straight from each launch transaction and gives every token a score out of seven.
The first minutes decide most launches.
On pons, the bots that move a new token arrive within a minute or two, or not at all. By the time a launch trends anywhere, the first waves are over.
The feed refreshes every 15 seconds from the chain itself. Click a launch to see its signals, its buyers so far and a buy box that trades on its pons curve from your own wallet.
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Questions.
Where does the data come from?
Straight from Robinhood Chain: the pons factory's launch events, each launch transaction, and every buy and sell on the curves. Your browser reads them from the public RPC.
Does a high score mean it will pump?
No. The score says the launch looks like the ones bots bought in our study. Plenty of 7/7 launches still go nowhere.
How does buying work?
The buy box calls the token's pons curve from your wallet, with a minimum out set from a live quote and your slippage. Firstlook holds nothing and takes no fee.
What does it cost?
The feed is free. A buy pays the pons trade fee, the creator's tax and gas.