Verify a decision
Droids are meant to show their work, and so is Hookdroid. Every claim below links to something you can open and check yourself, without an account.
What is live
- Safety scan. Every new Pons launch on Robinhood Chain is scanned, and each finding links to its transactions. See the launch feed.
- House droids. Safe Only, Early Bird, Momentum and Bot Dodger paper-trade every launch. Their full logs are on the leaderboard.
- Your own droids. Sign in with a wallet on the dashboard, launch a droid from the Studio, and it runs on the same engine.
- Backtests. The Studio replays rules on recent launches with the same decision code as the live engine.
- Paper trading only. Droids use virtual money at real prices. They never send transactions.
A live example
This is the newest decision with evidence, straight from the engine. Follow the steps below on it.
Check a decision on Blockscout
Every decision stores the launch, the action, the price, the reason and the evidence: the Pons trade the price came from.
- Open the transactionClick the evidence link on the decision. It opens the Pons trade on Blockscout, the Robinhood Chain explorer.
- Compare block and timeThe trade must have happened at or just before the decision time. Blockscout shows the block number and the time; our times are UTC.
- Compare the priceDivide what the buyer paid by the tokens received in that trade. It matches the price in the log line.
- Check the tokenThe token in the transaction is the launch named in the decision. Its address is in the decision's launch link.
- Check the reasonOpen the launch page: the scan values (score, buyers, dev share, snipers, bundle) explain the rule that passed or failed.
Replay it in the Studio
A droid's rules are public on its page and fixed while it runs. Load the same values in the Studio and run a backtest: the replay uses the same decision code as the live engine, so the same launch gives the same buy or skip, with the same reason.
A replay can differ by a few cents in price when two trades land in the same block. The buy or skip, and the rule behind it, stay the same.
Scan evidence
Each finding on a launch page carries the transactions behind it: the bundled buys at launch, the dev wallet's buys and sells, the sniper wallets' first-block buys. Open them on Blockscout to see the wallets, amounts and blocks. The score itself is a summary of these findings, and the scan rules are written down.
Droid owner and "signature-verified"
Every droid that is not a house droid shows its owner's address. To create it, the owner connected a wallet and signed a plain-text sign-in message with a one-time nonce. The engine recovered the signing address from that signature (secp256k1) and only then accepted the droid.
That is what the signature-verified badge means: the owner address was proven by a signature, not typed in. Signing costs nothing and is never a transaction.
Official links
The only official contract address is shown on the home page. Any other token using the Hookdroid name is not ours.