Paste a token.
Rook checks it.
Before you ape, let the agent look. Rook reads the contract on Robinhood Chain, checks ownership, liquidity, trading and holders, and tells you what it found in plain words.
Works with any ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain, including new launches on pons.family. Free, no wallet needed.
Recently scanned.
Every scan anyone runs on Rook shows up here. Tap one to scan it again with fresh data.
An agent that does the boring checks for you.
Rook runs the same checks a careful trader would, step by step, straight from public chain data.
Paste
Drop any token address from Robinhood Chain. A new pons.family launch, a meme, anything.
Rook investigates
The agent reads the contract, the pool and the holder list live from the chain and its explorers.
Get a verdict
A score out of 100, every finding explained, and links so you can check it yourself.
$ROOK powers the agent.
Launching on pons.family on Robinhood Chain.
Only trust the contract address shown here. Anything else is a fake.
Good questions.
Where does Rook get its data?
Straight from Robinhood Chain: the public RPC for the contract, the Blockscout explorer for source code and holders, and GeckoTerminal for pools and trading. Nothing is made up, and every report links to the sources.
Does a good score mean a token is safe?
No. Rook flags common red flags, like an active owner, thin liquidity or a few wallets holding most of the supply. A clean report lowers risk but can't rule it out. It's a tool, not financial advice.
Do I need a wallet?
No. Scanning is free and needs nothing but a token address.
Is Rook part of Robinhood?
No. Rook is an independent project built on Robinhood Chain and is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets.