What is $Send?

Universal EIP-6963 detection + mobile deep-links: Robinhood Wallet, Phantom, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet and Uniswap Wallet ship this chain; MetaMask, Trust, OKX, Rainbow and 22 more wallets on the market are listed — and GMGN, which can’t sign here, joins by Burn Verification — and any wallet that injects into the browser, or opens this page in its own in-app browser, connects the same read-only way — a wallet that only pairs by QR code (WalletConnect), or a bare hardware wallet, cannot. Your $SEND / $GWC / ETH then show live in the nav.

🔒 Read-only. Connecting reads your address & balances only. No approvals, no custody, never your seed phrase — it can never move funds.

Analyze any wallet's holdings, trades, average cost basis and live PNL from its whole on-chain history — every token it ever touched, every transfer, and every swap it made through any app or router, read straight from the chain — with your own private labels. Track up to 10 wallets free; hold & diamond-hand $GWC to unlock 100+ (scales with your Diamond level). Private to you.

The public community feed: post, react 🔥🚀, comment, and upvote/downvote Reddit-style (Top-sorted). Every sender gets a customizable public profile wall, X-style, at a unique @handle.

Rally around any token: paste its contract to start a community — it goes live once 10 real holders opt in, auto-branded from its Dexscreener art. Anyone can read a live community's wall — but to post you must join by connecting a wallet and confirming on-chain that you hold that token, so communities stay real. A verified slot needs at least $100 of the token — the same floor every holder reward on the site uses. Members post photos, GIFs and videos just like the Send Wall, and a live community has two walls: a public one anyone can read, and a 🔒 holders-only wall only verified holders can see — sell the token and it closes again. Public posts also appear on the main Send Wall, badged and linked back; holders-only posts never do. Being in a live community adds a flat ⚡ 10× Send Power boost on top of everything you earn — every post, reaction and comment inside it included (boosts add, they don't multiply). Every community lists its members (up to 200) ranked by member level (Newcomer → Ride-or-Die), and shows what share of the token's supply sits in members' linked read-only wallets — one total to two significant figures, read from the chain (its transfer ledger, or wallet by wallet when that ledger can't be trusted), and only once three or more wallet-linked members are in it, so only the total is ever shown, never anyone's balance. Participating raises your level and the community's own level, which climbs the same curve as Send Power levels — each level costs more than the last; the starter earns a one-time founder bonus 👑. The open 🧪 sandbox community has no token of its own to hold (the site-wide $100 $SEND wallet check still applies) — it's there to try the feature, and deliberately grants no 10×. A community is a fan group, not an endorsement — the person who starts one is a community starter, never a "dev".

A Send Squad is a private group with a door on it. Whoever starts one names it, gives it a bio, a picture and a banner, and sets one gate, once — open to anyone with an account, a number of tokens, or a percentage of a token's total supply — and that gate can never be changed. Getting in means your linked read-only wallets, summed, clear it on the chain; the site re-checks verified members on a schedule (every ten minutes, a batch at a time), so someone who sells stays in until the check reaches them, and can re-join once they hold it again. The house $GWC 2% Squad takes 2% of the whole $GWC supply. Inside: a wall only verified members can see (never the Send Wall, never a profile), and Send Calls sent to the squad — every point a squad call earns, from the opening award to every X and the hold bonus, goes to the squad, and the person earns nothing. Members' pinned Conviction Plays earn the squad a little each day they are still held. Squads have a level, a weekly board with no prize, and a lifetime tracker of paper figures. A squad is a club, not an endorsement of the coin that gates it — and never a reason to buy one.

The Scanner reads any token or pool address on Robinhood Chain — the same full profile the site shows for every coin, open to everyone; other chains are coming soon. Its second tab is the New Pairs Radar, for members: a live scanner of brand-new tokens with plain-English risk flags — honeypot, dumping, thin liquidity, whale concentration, unverified code, serial-deployer — so you can dodge traps. We flag risk; we never tell you to buy.

Three views: 📈 Best Runners (the top 50 gainers holding at least $300 of liquidity, each with a 🔎 since scanned figure measured from the earliest price we ever recorded for it), the 🎬 Hot Feed, and the 📋 DEX List with every filter.

The Hot Feed asks for two things: a full 100/100, and none of the four unwaivable flags below. Worth being plain about what 100 means, because the card is: a flag can only trip on data we could actually read, so a token whose liquidity, holders or contract we could not check has fewer ways to lose points than one we could read in full. The panel under the verdict says so in the same breath — its first line, and a "What we could not check" row that names every signal we could not read (the early-buyer scan included, if it has not finished) and calls it missing information, not a pass. A token with too little data to judge that scores under 75 is marked 🌫️ "Not enough data yet" and pulled down to caution.

That bar is ours, and the tag is always our score: 🚀 Looks Good, Send It needs a full 100 whatever you set. Your own filters narrow the 📋 DEX List, and they narrow the 🎬 Hot Feed too — there a token has to earn the tag and clear your settings to appear — but they never award the tag, and the panel behind it always reads Why we say. Between 75 and 99 a token reads ✅ Looks Good instead: green, but quieter, and it never says Send. Four things stay unwaivable whatever you set: a honeypot, a token dumping as you read, block-0 buyers who already sold, and the risk model’s own avoid tier.

A token whose name and symbol don't resolve on-chain is never listed anywhere on the radar: if we can't identify it, we won't show it. Open any token for its full on-chain detail and a live chart, and you can post a Send Call straight from a list row (it asks you to confirm first — a call is permanent).

Our own on-chain charts — candles built from each pair contract's own Swap events, not an embedded third-party frame. Prefer someone else's? One tap switches a token's chart to Dexscreener or CoinGecko (loaded from them only when you pick it; a button shows only when that site lists the pool). A labelled UTC time axis, a hover readout giving the price, the market cap and the swap count for the candle under your pointer, and event markers on the timeline for Send Calls, Sent Its, conviction plays, the deployer's own buys and sells, and the pool's first ten buyers — each layer toggleable, with one press for a clean price-only chart. Drag the time axis or the price gutter to stretch or compress either scale, drag the chart to pan, press Fit to go back. Plus market cap, liquidity and volume, with one-tap copy + explorer-verify for every contract. 💧 $Send: 1% buy/sell/transfer → auto-LP ⚠️ $GWC has a 5% buy / 5% sell tax

Swap ETH that's already on Robinhood Chain straight into $SEND or $GWC in one transaction you review and sign in your own wallet (bridging in from another chain is a separate step — the guide links it). The verified contract is prefilled so you can't fat-finger a fake. No approvals, no custody.

Tap 🚀 Send It! to Send It on someone else's call: +30 (scaled by your own Send size and Holder Boost), paid on your first Send per call, capped at 30/day — you can't Send It on your own call. Your Xs count from the price when you Sent It, and you earn a diamond‑hands hold bonus of your own — the same shape as the caller's, on a smaller scale: no crew bonus (only the caller gets that), a budget of 184,407 per call (a quarter of theirs) and a per‑payout ceiling of 18,440. One paying Send per token, not per call: if you've already Sent It on that token through another call, the new one is recorded but earns nothing and accrues no hold bonus — you don't get paid twice for one position. Each call shows who's behind it, ranked by conviction — $ put in × how long held × how many Xs up — and anyone who has sold out drops below every current holder. The card shows the top 3; expand for everyone.

Everyone gets 5 calls a day (rolling 24h). It floats on your quality: a matured call that doubled (≥1x) earns you +1 (cap 5); an all‑duds day costs −1 (floor 1). Your Diamond level multiplies the whole allowance by 2^level (up to ×1024). A few guardrails keep it honest:

• 🚫 Not your own coin: if any wallet linked to your account is the token's deployer or its current contract owner, the call is refused — "call something you don't control." Both addresses are looked up server‑side (the deployer from the explorer, the owner from the contract's owner()), never taken from your browser.
• 💀 RUGGED: if a token you called has its liquidity pulled (pool drops below $100), the call is permanently marked RUGGED and your daily limit is docked −2.
• ⚠️ No‑DYOR flag: call a token without first opening its full on‑chain detail and the call is stamped as "not researched" so others know.
• Spam trap: blow your whole day's allowance in under an hour and you land in Read‑Only Mode.

On anyone else's wall, press 🔔 Alerts. When they post, make a Send Call, or post publicly in a community, it lands in your 🔔 bell — and clicking it takes you to that post, not just to their wall.

It is not Follow, and it is private. Following is public and puts someone in your feed; an alert rings your bell and nothing else. Like a mute, the other person is never told, no count of it appears anywhere, and it earns nobody any Send Power. Manage all of them under Settings → 🔔 Post Alerts.

• 🔇 A mute wins. Muting someone retires any alert on them and clears the rows already in your bell — and lifting the mute does not quietly switch them back on.
• 🤫 Quiet by design. At most 3 an hour from any one person, so a busy day cannot fill your bell. A wall carries at most 200 alerts and you can hold 50; both refuse out loud when they are full, rather than accepting and never ringing.
• 🗑️ The row carries no post text. A notification outlives the post it is about, so quoting it would leave someone's deleted words in strangers' bells. It says who, what kind of thing, and links to it.
• 🚫 Never broadcast: help-desk questions and holders-only community posts.

The site is invite-only and 18+: you confirm you are 18 or older (once per device; the answer is kept for a year), redeem a code from someone already inside (once you're in you get ten of your own to hand out), and make an account with an email or a wallet — or a social sign-in, where one is offered. That alone lets you read everything: the wall, every profile, the charts, the radar, every community's public wall. Reading without an account is open to everyone; only joining takes a ticket. But the first time you try to do something, the site asks you to prove you actually hold the coins. It is a read-only wallet check — a signature over a sentence, never a transaction, and nothing can leave your wallet. A wallet that can’t sign (GMGN, say) can be proved instead by a burn: within an hour, you send the exact dust amount of $SEND the site shows you (two cents' worth at most) from it to the burn address yourself, and it is gone for good.

Two tests, both read from the chain:

• 💵 At least $100 of $Send, valued at the lower of the live price and the price its pool actually sat at over the last 24 hours (read from the pool itself), across every wallet you link (and not valued at all while the price is spiking to more than 3× that median, so a pump can't buy anyone through the door) — the same $100 floor that decides every other holder reward here. It has to be a bag you bought on the market — straight from the pool or through any swap app or router (the chain shows the pool paying out in that same transaction); a transfer from someone else's wallet is not a buy.
• 📈 Not a net seller — your wallets have not sold more back to the market than they bought from it.

⏳ There is no waiting period — the first day is watched instead. The door opens the moment you hold the bag. For 24 hours after your most recent buy, the $SEND balance you verified with has to stay put — the whole of it, read from the wallets it was measured over, not just the $100 floor. If it drops by more than about 2% inside that window, it is a strike on the same ladder as every other anti-cheat trigger: read-only for a day the first time, a week the second, for good the third — $25 of $SEND a day buys it out, and selling that bought bag before its hold is up brings it back doubled. The check only reads what those wallets hold, so a partial sale and a plain transfer out count the same; the 2% is there because a transfer fee or a dust rounding is not a sell. The window runs from the buy, not from when you signed up, so somebody who has held since long before today is never in one. This part is a penalty, and it is the only part of the check that is.

An unreadable chain is not a refusal. If we cannot finish the read, or cannot price a coin, nothing is decided and you are told to try again — the door stays exactly where it was rather than closing on a read we did not make. This is a different thing from Read-Only Mode below: that one is a penalty with strikes attached; this one is just a bag you have not shown us yet, and it lifts the moment you do.

Everything you are earning right now is beta Send Power, and when the beta ends every balance on the site is set to zero. Not reduced, not converted — zero. It is worth knowing that before you grind, which is why it is written here and shown on your dashboard with a countdown rather than mentioned afterwards.

The Gold OG window closes when the beta ends — Silver stays open for ninety days after that — and the beta ends at a fixed moment: 17 November 2026, ninety days after the first coin ($GWC) launched. At that instant the standings are frozen, the top ten are given a permanent badge worth +1× Send Power on everything, forever, and every non-system balance goes to zero in a single transaction. Everyone's final score is kept on record, so the board can still be read afterwards and the reset itself can be checked.

It is not a penalty and there is no way to be exempt from it. The point is that the real game starts with everybody level — a leaderboard whose top is decided by who found the site first is not a leaderboard, it is a timestamp.

Spamming mutes your account, escalating per offense: 24 hours → 1 week → permanent, and strikes never expire — nothing ages them out. There is a free appeal: write to SendRH@Atomicmail.io and a person reads it. That costs nothing, ever, and the address is carried in the banner a restricted account sees, so the buy-out below is never the only way out. While muted you can't post, comment, call, Send It, react, vote, follow, track wallets, edit your profile or wall, upload images or video, start, join or post in a community, create or vote on a proposal, mint a Data API key or fly Rocket Run. You can still check in daily, browse, and buy & hold (your Holder Boost keeps compounding).

✅ The daily check‑in stays open. Read‑only pauses what you can make — it doesn't lock you out of defending what you already earned. Since checking in is what stops the escalating absence decay, blocking it would have made a mute a compounding penalty you could do nothing about. So keep showing up and your streak stays at zero and your underwater calls cost nothing.

⚠️ A mute still costs Send Power. While restricted you're charged a flat +1%/day, and it's the one decay component a check‑in does not cancel — otherwise the penalty would vanish the moment you tapped a button. But that 1% is all you pay if you keep turning up. Ignore the site while muted and the absence rate stacks on top and climbs toward the 4%/day ceiling.

You can lift any mute early by buying and holding more $Send, verified on‑chain: $25 per 24h of a timed mute ($175 for a week), or a flat $1,000 for a permanent one. One exception on price: if the mute came from a ring — three or more accounts on one connection all posting Send Calls on the same coin inside a week — every account in the ring is muted on its own strike ladder and pays double to buy out ($50 per 24h, $350 for a week, $2,000 for a permanent one), so a ring that manufactured fake demand cannot exit as cheaply as someone who posted too fast once. Linking more wallets to one account is fine and always counts toward the same Send Power; running several accounts to fake interest is not. Only $Send you buy after your baseline counts — a pre‑existing bag can't fake it. Then comes a probation hold — every lift has one, not just permanent buy‑outs: keep that $Send for the mute's own length (40 days for a permanent buy‑out). Sell during it and a timed mute returns with its timer doubled; a permanent one goes back to permanent. During probation an unlinked wallet counts as a sale — if no wallet is linked, the hold can't be proved — so keep it connected. A chain read that simply fails decides nothing; it is retried on the next check.

Every safety readout is an automated heuristic scan of public on‑chain data — it is not an audit, and it never simulates a buy or sell. A starting point for your own research, never a "buy."

• Contract scanner: reads a token's verified source and flags owner powers that can trap you — blacklist 🔴, changeable fees, mint, pausable, trading toggle, max limits. Unverified code is itself a red flag.
• LP‑lock check: reads how much liquidity sits in burn addresses / lockers (≥50% → "looks locked").
• Health score (0–100): starts at 100 and subtracts a weight per risk (honeypot −45, dumping −32, serial deployer −26, thin liquidity −26, whale ≥30% −20, unverified −15, and more). Any high‑severity flag blocks the green tier.
• Safer tab (the default) shows only tokens that aren't risky and score ≥ 75; honeypots and serial deployers are always hidden there.
• Wallet tracker: a browser‑computed PNL report — it never signs or moves funds — and flags "PNL is partial" for very active wallets.

The deepest check on the site, and it answers something a price chart can't: the wallets that got in before anyone could react — are they still holding, or did they sell into you? It replays the pool's own history from the chain.

• Two windows. Block 0 is the very first block the pool ever paid out — anyone in it was a bot. The first 10 buys is the wider view; block 0's buyers sit inside it.
• Clusters, not addresses. Moving tokens to a fresh wallet is the oldest way to look clean, so we follow the wallet, everyone it sent to, and everyone they sent to — 2 hops, up to 12 destinations each, 150 wallets per token, the 30 largest early wallets traced in full. Anything beyond that is counted and said out loud, not quietly dropped.
• What each cluster shows. What it took, what it still holds (a live balance read fresh), whether it kept buying after, supply it sold that it never bought here, and a cost/proceeds/P&L ledger from the real transactions — then a label: accumulator · seller · fully out · unknown.
• "Unknown" is an answer, not a zero. An unreadable balance is stored as nothing, never as 0, and one unreadable wallet makes the whole cluster report unknown. A scanner that logged an unreadable balance as "sold everything" would invent rugs that never happened — and it would do it exactly when the chain is congested, which is when you most want to check.
• Two honest limits. The green verdict is gated on block 0 only — the first-10 cohort is shown but doesn't change the score, so a clean block 0 with nine dumping buyers after it still shows a rocket, with the contradiction visible in the panel. And per-wallet percentages are shares of total supply while the summary and verdict use float: two denominators on one screen, so compare like with like.

Ask a question, answer someone else's, and vote so the ones most people have rise to the top. Posting a question there earns no Send Power by itself — on purpose, so nobody farms points by asking questions nobody needed answered, and the ranking reflects what people actually want answered. Answering, voting and reacting pay their usual comment, vote and react awards, under the same daily caps and self-action rules as the wall, and the upvotes and reactions a question collects pay its asker the usual received awards.

• It shares the wall's posting allowance (12 per 10 min) — one bucket, wherever you write.
• Votes are the only ranking signal: there's no accepted-answer, no resolved mark, no moderator pinning.
• Support questions never appear on the Send Wall, and wall posts never appear there.
• Anything account-specific belongs in an email instead — and never put a password, seed phrase or private key in either.

• This is entertainment, not financial advice — we never tell you to buy.
• Most new tokens go to zero. Every call, score and green check is a starting point, not a promise.
• The safety tools are heuristics, not audits — they never prove you can actually sell.
• Your holdings, boost and Send size are read on‑chain and checked server‑side, so they are hard to fake, but the boost pauses if unverified for 26h.
• Send Power decays if you stop showing up — check in daily and none of it applies.
• Always DYOR, and never invest more than you can afford to lose.