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A Launch Scorecard for Pons Memecoins: Eight Checks, One Grade

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Launchpads make creating a token cheap, so the useful question is not "does it exist" but "does it look like a project". The Launch Scorecard grades a token on Robinhood Chain from the public Pons launchpad token page, then adds BitBank's holder and market analysis when it is available. The token page is read from its public address path only.

The checks

CheckPointsPasses when
Real socials15at least 2 of 5 links published
Description and logo10description of 20+ characters and a logo
Named deployer5a deployer address is published
Low insider risk25insider risk score under 30
No dominant linked cluster15largest linked cluster under 15%
Holder base10100 or more holders
Liquidity depth15liquidity 5% or more of market cap
Survived first day5more than 24 hours since launch

The score is points earned over points available, scaled to 100. Grades: A from 85, B from 70, C from 55, D from 40, otherwise F.

Partial scores are labelled

If holder or market data cannot be loaded, those checks are left out rather than failed, the score uses only what was measured, and the result says that on-chain data was unavailable. A metadata-only grade is weaker evidence than a full one and the card says so.

What a grade means

An A means the public information and observed holders look like a real project at this moment. It does not mean the price will rise, the code is audited or the team is trustworthy. An F is more informative: it usually means no social presence, a concentrated cap table or no liquidity, any of which is a reason to stop and check more before buying.

Share cards are generated for every result at /api/lab/scorecard/card.png?address=0x.... For the underlying holder analysis see How to Research an Upcoming Memecoin.

Pricing and limits

Runs are metered. Hindsight tools cost $0.002 a run, Token Lab holder tools $0.01, and Social Pulse or the AI analyst $0.05, taken from account credits. Paid plans include a monthly allowance and then fall back to credits. Anonymous visitors get a few free hindsight samples a day, and any result someone has already computed is free to view for a few minutes. Daily and monthly spend caps apply to every account.

The worked example uses an invented token to show how the score moves; it is not a real project. Run the tool on a real contract to see observed data. Holder data is a sample, linked wallets are observed transfers rather than proof of one owner, and nothing here is financial advice.