Polygraphr Docs
Read the evidence. Understand the risk. Know how your account works.
Polygraphr follows supported Pons launches and trading activity on Robinhood Chain. This guide explains the readings, wallet controls and rewards, with a record of what has shipped.
Signals, not guarantees. LEGIT is an evidence reading, not a promise of safety or profit. Browsing is public; signing in and trading are separate actions.
Update log
Released changes, newest first. Planned work stays in the roadmap; it is not listed as live here.
Creator profiles, multi-wallet buys and alerts that reach you.
- Creator profiles: tap View creator on any coin to see every coin that wallet launched in the last 24 hours: how many bonded, how often the creator sold their own coin, the best peak, and other creators who bought in. Creator watch rows open the same profile.
- Follow a creator: get an alert when they launch a new coin. It works while Polygraphr is open, and with closed-app alerts turned on, even when it is closed. Follows are kept on this device.
- Smart-wallet tracker: Smart wallets in the workspace row lists the wallets whose buys bonded far more often than chance, what each holds on the board now and its latest buys. Follow one to get an alert when it buys into a new coin.
- Closed-app alerts: a notification when a new coin reads LEGIT, delivered through your browser’s own push service with no third-party account. Turn them on under Alerts. On iPhone, open Polygraphr from the Home Screen first.
- Multi-wallet buys: Multi on a coin’s trade box picks which trading wallets buy. The settings cog holds slippage and a delay between wallet buys, anywhere from 0 to 600 seconds. Buys from several wallets always ask you to confirm.
- All RH tokens: browse and search every Robinhood Chain token, including stock tokens such as NVDA, with paging.
- Scanner: a denser board shows more coins at once. The menu is simpler, Alerts sits on the toolbar and the Tools sheet is laid out evenly.
- Smart wallets: coins that bond hours after launch credit their early buyers again.
- Security: the site’s data feeds answer only the Polygraphr app, with per-visitor limits, and the public API offering is withdrawn for now. Sign-in emails are protected against spoofing.
A clearer guide. A more reliable app.
- Docs: search section content, open direct section links, and find dedicated guides for sign-in, wallet backups, fees and installing the app.
- Offline launch: the complete public app shell now loads from its cache. Docs and signed-out app pages stay available; current coin data, sign-in and trading still need a connection.
- Reconnect: the scanner retries when connectivity returns. A disconnect during refresh restores previously received readings with an offline warning.
- Rewards: failed reads show an explanation and Retry. Switching accounts during a load no longer replaces the current account with a stale response.
- Home-screen app: the App button is retained, launch colors match the dark theme, and server errors can fall back to the cached shell. The browser still asks you to confirm installation.
A better workspace on your phone.
- Scanner: clearer coin summaries, still tabular numbers, and readable evidence without crowded desktop columns.
- Tools: secondary actions and saved views are grouped together. Closing Tools returns keyboard focus to its control; resizing keeps the original desktop controls.
- Navigation: the App action is visible on small phones with a minimum 44px target. Install guidance and sharing are separate, user-initiated actions.
- Account wallets: new generated-wallet setup integrates storage consent and confirmed account saving. Failed saves retry the same wallet rather than silently replacing it.
One consistent interface.
- The Precision Terminal theme unifies the scanner, coin evidence, wallet, rewards and documentation with locally hosted type, quiet surfaces and clearer controls.
Steadier data, easier details.
- Coin details: copy a contract address straight from the coin panel.
- Bonded coins: their details and live pool readings stay available after bonding.
- Live feed: the chain feed’s health is monitored, with a verified fallback when the main feed misbehaves.
- Referrals: claiming a handle is safe when two people try the same name at once.
- Docs: an easier reading layout and navigation on phones.
None of these updates changed the 0.5% trading fee or the treasury. Claimable cashback, subscriptions and one-click X sign-in remain off.
How it works
- LaunchA coin goes live on Robinhood Chain — today through Pons — and appears on the board within seconds.
- ReadEvery buy and sell is read from Robinhood Chain, twice a second.
- Check30+ checks run on the creator, the wallets, the money and the holders.
- VerdictA verdict, a 0–100 score, a confidence level and the reasons.
New trades update the checks as they reach the scanner. Everything starts with public on-chain data. You can browse without signing in; trading requires a connected wallet and your confirmation.
What “the chain” covers
The board follows supported Pons launch events on Robinhood Chain (id 4663), then reads trades, holder balances and creator history. Coverage depends on the supported contracts, snapshot window and available history. Reading the chain does not automatically provide every venue or every token; broader launchpad and multi-chain coverage requires separate integrations.
Verdicts and score
Rules v2 separate observed risk signals from missing information. Related signals are grouped so one pattern does not count as several independent warnings. None of these readings certifies a safe contract or predicts profit.
| Reading | When |
|---|---|
| Legit | No current rule warnings; positive total and recent ETH flow; at least 30 trades, 20 buyers, 2 minutes of sustained activity and observed sells from 3 addresses. Known tax/allocation and buyer amounts covering at least 75% of inflow are required. This is a trading-pattern screen, not a honeypot test. |
| Mixed | A concern, incomplete coverage or insufficient sustained evidence. Post-bond pools and pair-token cash flow need separate checks. |
| Red flags | A strong risk signal, or concerns in two independent evidence groups. A warning is not proof of fraud. |
| Too early | Fewer than 8 trades or 5 buyers, or a young coin still building evidence. Serious warnings can appear immediately. |
The score
The score is an evidence index, not a probability of safety or profit. Mixed or incomplete readings are capped at 59, red flags at 45, and critical signals at 20. Penalties use the strongest signal in each group. Confidence describes evidence coverage, not certainty. Holder data older than 2 minutes cannot support positive current-distribution claims. Missing checks stay visible instead of becoming passes.
Inside a coin
Open any coin to see everything behind its reading.
- Reading, score and confidence. The holder badge distinguishes recent observations from old data.
- Plain-English summary. What's happening and the single biggest concern.
- Four risk bars. Creator, Distribution, Momentum and Money, each 0–100.
- Every check, pass or fail. Checks that can't be judged yet are marked.
Below that: bond odds, the price-and-trades chart to the second, fomo call-outs, the holder bubble map, and, if Polygraphr called the coin, when it did, at what price, and the multiple since.
Every check
| Area | Strong risk signals | Concerns |
|---|---|---|
| Creator | Sold · bought 30%+ of the supply · dumped another new coin · launched 10+ coins in 24 h | Bought 15–29% of the supply |
| Distribution | Concentrated capital · very lopsided buying · many dust buys · matching buys corroborated by other coordination signals | Snipers bought 25%+ in the first 3 seconds · matching rounded totals or frequent launch buyers alone do not prove bots |
| Momentum | Spiked, then went silent · sells outpacing buys · 60%+ of buyers already flipped | Activity collapsed vs the 5 min before · 70%+ below its peak · 75%+ of the first 20 buyers sold |
| Money | Fast observed outflow · high turnover with little ETH retained · creator tax of 5%+ (20%+ is critical) | Money turned from inflow to outflow · sells 3× the size of buys |
| Holders | Top 10 held 60%+ in a holder scan; old scans are labelled | Same-block receipt groups · low outgoing transaction counts. Neither establishes common ownership or wallet age. |
| Identity | Image, X or website reused by 2+ other new coins | Shared ticker · reused description · resembles a bonded coin's name. Impersonation is not established by name alone. |
Positive evidence counts too: distinct buyers, ETH staying in, even spread, steady trading, no sniping, fomo app traders holding, smart wallets (early buyers of coins that bonded) buying in, and pace to graduation.
Holders and fomo
Open a coin and Polygraphr rebuilds its exact balances from every token transfer since launch, then marks each wallet in the bubble map:
- Creator
- Same-block receipt groups
- Snipers
- Low outgoing transaction count
- fomo app traders
Shared timing and a low outgoing transaction count do not establish common ownership, bots or wallet age. Missing or old holder evidence stays labelled rather than being treated as a pass.
fomo traders are wallets of the fomo app, recognised on-chain by their account signature. Retail money from fomo counts in a coin's favour. fomo call-outs (what traders wrote about a coin, plus their buys and sells) come from the fomo app's own feed via fomoapi.io, about a minute behind. They show under each coin and in Right now → fomo app · latest.
Bond odds
About 1.2% of Pons launches raise their 4.2 ETH and bond. From its first minute, each ETH-priced coin gets bond odds: how often past coins that looked like it by that minute went on to bond. The model reads ETH in, buyers, trades, the share of sells, sniping, creator buys, the top buyer's share and ETH flowing back out.
| By minute | Low | Some | Strong | Top |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.2% | 2.4% | 7.5% | 54.7% |
| 2 | 0.2% | 1.9% | 9.7% | 56% |
| 3 | 0.2% | 1.2% | 11.9% | 72.8% |
| 5 | 0.1% | 0.9% | 15.2% | 55% |
Fitted on 1,297 Pons launches (105 bonded). Trained on older coins and tested on newer ones, the model's top 5% of coins held about half of the coins that went on to bond. A coin that goes quiet after minute 5 has its odds marked out of date. In a coin's first minute, a creator whose last coin bonded is flagged bonded before (about 5% of their launches bond). Every rating is also checked against what actually happens next.
Odds describe past coins, not this one. Most coins still don't bond, including many with good odds.
Track record
Polygraphr caught
New v2 calls require LEGIT, a score of at least 60 and complete required evidence. The first qualifying reading is logged with its market cap and followed from there, wins and losses alike. Earlier scanner calls remain visible with their original scores; they are not retroactively upgraded to v2.
Bonded
Every coin that bonds is listed within seconds. Its whole trade history is replayed through the same rules to show when it first read Legit, the score and price then, and how far it ran. After bonding, its market cap is followed live from its Uniswap pool every minute; a peak only counts once the price holds for two trades in a row.
Using the site
- The board
- Every coin in your window. HOT, SURGE, TOP, NEW and SCORE reorder it; open a row for the full breakdown.
- Windows
- 10 min to 24 h. Longer windows load newest first.
- Search and filters
- Search any name, symbol or 0x address. More filters has presets such as Safest and Early and clean.
- Customize
- On desktop, the section bar's Customize button lets you drag sections into any order, switch them off, or start from the Overview, Scanner or Focus layout.
- Get the app
- Tap App for your browser's install prompt or instructions. The final installation confirmation is yours. See Install and offline use.
- Keys
- / search · ↑ ↓ select · H F T N views · W watch · C copy · A alerts · L pause · Esc close
Email and wallet sign-in
You can browse the scanner without an account. Sign in when you want account features or wallet controls.
- Request a sign-in code and enter the code from your inbox. This signs you into your Polygraphr account; it does not ask for a stored account password.
- Existing wallet
- Connect your wallet and approve the sign-in message. Connecting does not transfer funds or upload your external wallet's private key. Transactions are separate approvals.
- Link an email
- Use the account's email-linking flow while signed in to associate a verified email with that account. Linking is not the same as creating an unrelated email account, and does not recover an external MetaMask or Phantom key.
- Generate a wallet
- In Portfolio, use the generated-wallet setup and complete backup confirmation and account-storage consent. Wait for confirmed saving before relying on another device to unlock it.
- Another device
- Sign into the same linked account. Previously saved account-backed wallets can be unlocked through the existing email flow, with authenticator verification when enabled. Unsaved device-only wallets need their backup.
An account's saved wallet address and an available signing key are different things. A listed address alone cannot authorize a transfer. External wallet keys stay with their wallet provider.
Wallet backup and security
Generated wallets support user-operated export. Keep an independent backup in a safe place; never send a private key, seed phrase, login code or authenticator code to support.
- Check saving status. Account-backed access requires a successfully saved encrypted key. A pending or failed save is not a completed backup.
- Use optional authenticator 2FA. It adds verification to supported sensitive account operations. Email linkage alone is not a second factor.
- Understand custody risk. Account-backed wallet keys use Polygraphr's backend. Encryption does not remove the risk of mailbox compromise or backend compromise. Optional 2FA leaves more risk when it is not enabled.
- Keep approvals deliberate. Review the full recipient, amount and network before sending. A scanner reading is not a contract audit.
This documentation is not an independent security certification. Do not assume email login can recover an external wallet's lost key.
Fees and rewards
The base site trading fee is 0.5% on eligible native-ETH trades. Quote-asset trades follow their own supported path. Gas and other venue costs are separate.
- Cashback today
- Currently a fee discount: your cashback portion is kept by you rather than collected into a claimable balance. Your configured rate may vary with volume or VIP status.
- Referrals
- The referrer's share is calculated from the remaining fee after the trader's cashback discount. Referral payment is a separate step in the trade flow, not an automatic claimable pot.
- Small payments
- Referral payments below 0.00003 ETH are kept by the trader instead of sent, to avoid a payment whose gas cost outweighs its value.
- Claiming
- Claimable cashback is disabled. Historical discounts and referral earnings are not proof of a funded vault or an amount available to withdraw.
Trade and fee-payment steps are not one atomic transaction. Check their actual status before repeating an action; an unknown outcome is not a confirmed failure.
Install and offline use
Use the App button on your phone. Installation keeps Polygraphr easy to reach from your home screen; it does not create a separate account.
- iPhone / iPad
- Open the site in Safari, choose Share, then Add to Home Screen and Add. Browser versions may place Share in a menu. The site cannot choose or confirm this OS action for you.
- Other browsers
- If your browser supplies an install prompt, tap App and confirm it. Otherwise follow the in-app guidance or your browser's Install / Add to Home Screen menu. Sharing a link does not install the app.
- Offline pages
- After a successful online visit and shell caching, Docs and signed-out app pages can open offline. A fresh offline launch does not load current coin readings.
- Connection lost
- The current session can keep already received readings with an offline warning. They may be out of date. The scanner retries when connectivity returns.
- Online only
- Sign-in, current rewards, wallet operations and trading need a connection. Closed-app alerts work once you turn them on under Alerts; on iPhone, turn them on from the Home Screen app.
Jev and AI
Jev, from TypeSafe, weighs every number about a coin together in milliseconds and returns one verdict with a confidence and a risk level. It sees only the numbers, never the name, so a catchy ticker can't sway it. Jev is in testing; when it runs, coins it judged are tagged judged by Jev. Next, frontier language models will read what numbers can't: descriptions, the posts behind a coin's X account, and whether a community is real.
Roadmap
| Live Robinhood Chain scanner, 30+ checks, score and confidence | Live |
| Holders and bubble maps, fomo traders and call-outs | Live |
| Bond odds from minute one, checked against outcomes | Live |
| Track record, bonded replays, live prices after bonding | Live |
| Home-screen app and custom layouts | Live |
| Creator profiles for the last 24 hours, and follow alerts when a creator launches | Live |
| Smart-wallet tracker, with alerts when a followed wallet buys | Live |
| Closed-app alerts for LEGIT coins, followed creators and followed wallets | Live |
| Multi-wallet buys with your own slippage and delay | Live |
| Jev on every coin | Next |
| Telegram bot and alerts: /check, /hot, /new | Next |
| Creator memory across days, so repeat ruggers are flagged on trade one | Next |
| More launchpads on Solana and Base | Later |
| Frontier-model reading of descriptions, X accounts and communities | Later |
| KOL and wallet leaderboards | Later |