The list updates itself every 10 seconds while you're looking at it (new launches, trending coins), and the whole list every few minutes. When you pick a coin, our server reads clank.trade (its details, its 100 biggest holders and its last 100 trades, and other coins with the same ticker), the Clank protocol's own record of the coin on Robinhood Chain, plus DexScreener and the block explorer for coins that graduated. Market caps and what's in a curve are in dollars, at each coin's own pair: most clank.trade coins trade against ETH, and since October 2026 some against SPCX (Robinhood's SpaceX stock token). Scans are refreshed every few minutes (every minute for coins less than a day old). What raises a flag:
- Copycats: another, bigger coin uses the same ticker, or it borrows $AGI's.
- Stage: nobody bought it yet, or under 2% of its bonding curve is filled (under 25%: a smaller flag). Its curve sold out but its pool isn't open yet (graduations can fail): a smaller flag. Its graduation failed and the protocol had to rescue it: a big one.
- The record: clank.trade and the Clank protocol don't agree about the coin's curve, or the protocol says a graduation was rescued before clank.trade shows it (a smaller flag).
- Age: launched less than an hour ago (less than a day: a smaller flag).
- Holders: fewer than 10 wallets (fewer than 50: a smaller flag).
- Big wallets: one wallet over 10% of all its coins, or the 10 biggest over 40% (over 5% / 25%: smaller flags). Its bonding curve and pool don't count as wallets.
- Its creator: still holds over 10% (over 5%: smaller), or sold lately.
- Trading: no trade in 3 days (1 day: smaller), mostly sells lately, or the same few wallets trading.
- Graduated coins: a pool under $5K (under $20K: smaller), or down 60% in a day (30%: smaller). Good to know, not a flag: when the protocol confirms a coin graduated with it, the liquidity it put in the pool at graduation is locked for good (nobody can pull it out, its creator included). Its price can still fall.
Any big flag means High risk, any smaller one Some risk, none Lower risk. Lower risk isn't no risk: the scan can't read a coin's code, promises made off-chain or who is behind a wallet, and any meme coin can go to zero. If clank.trade can't be read (or hasn't listed a coin yet), a smaller scan comes straight from Robinhood Chain: its stage, its curve, what its creator holds, about how many wallets hold it and a graduated coin's pool, never Lower risk, since how spread out its holders are, its trades and its age can't be checked that way. A coin clank.trade hasn't listed is High risk: it's brand new, or one clank.trade doesn't show. If neither answers, the scan says Not enough data instead of guessing.
