Connecting to Robinhood Chain…
Every coin has a source.See the post it came from.
HEADWATER reads every Pons launch on Robinhood Chain, pulls the X post written into the coin’s own contract, and lines up the first coin and the copies that followed. Trade from the same screen with your own wallet.
Connecting to the indexer. Live posts and coins appear here.
Source: Pons V2 factory events on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663).
Live app
This is HEADWATER.
The same app you’ll use, running on live Robinhood Chain data. Click around in here, or open it full screen.
Read the post, then see every coin launched from it.
How it works
It starts with a post.
Someone writes on X. A deployer pastes that link into the coin’s own contract, and HEADWATER reads it straight from the chain.
Then the copies arrive.
A post that travels gets launched again and again. Every coin is placed by launch block: the first one upstream, each copy further down.
You trade the one you mean.
A live KyberSwap quote shows the route and the fee before anything is signed. Your wallet confirms the swap; HEADWATER never holds funds.
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One post, many coins.
The posts that spawned the most coins in the last 24 hours. Choose one to see who launched first, how fast the copies came, and where the volume went.
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Bar height is 24h volume. Hover a bar for details.
| # | Coin | Launched | Mcap | Vol 24h | Traders |
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What $HEAD does.
The token is wired into the product. Every swap made in HEADWATER pays a small fee, and that fee is spent buying $HEAD and sending it to the burn address.
Network gas and the Pons curve fee (1%, plus any creator tax) are separate and go to Pons and the coin’s creator.
- No buybacks yet. Every one will be listed here with its transaction.
What code enforces, and what it doesn’t.
Enforced by code
- Your wallet signs every trade. HEADWATER never holds your funds or keys.
- The fee is part of the KyberSwap route and shown before you sign.
- Source links are read from each coin’s own contract (socials()), not typed by us.
- Launch order comes from block numbers, so “First” cannot be edited.
Still requires trust
- Buybacks run from a treasury wallet. We publish every transaction, but a person presses the button.
- A post link proves what the deployer wrote, not that the post’s author approves the coin.
- Tweets come through fxtwitter. Deleted or private posts show as unavailable.
- Prices and volume are read from public RPCs and can lag by a few seconds.
Most coins launched on bonding curves go to zero. “First” is not the same as “real”, and a big account posting does not mean it endorses any coin. Nothing here is advice. Only trade what you can lose.
Questions.
Where does the post link come from?
Pons V2 coins store their socials inside the token contract. HEADWATER calls socials() on every new coin and follows the X link it finds. If the link points at a single post, that post becomes the coin’s source.
What do “First” and “Copy” mean?
When several coins point at the same post, we sort them by launch block. The earliest is labelled First and the rest Copy. It says who was fastest, not who is legitimate.
Do I need an account?
No. Browsing is open. To trade, connect an EVM wallet that supports Robinhood Chain and sign the transaction yourself.
How is the fee taken?
Swaps are routed through KyberSwap, which supports Pons V2 curves. The 0.5% fee is added to the route and paid to the treasury inside the same transaction. Holders of at least the listed amount of $HEAD pay 0.25%.
Is the buyback automatic?
Not yet. Until launch it runs in dry-run mode and logs what it would buy. After launch, buybacks are sent from the treasury and each transaction appears in the ledger above.