Robinhood Chain went live today. Every token on it is scannable in Quick Intel right now.
New chains attract scam tokens fast. If you're exploring, scan before you touch.
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Big update from Quick Intel 🛡️
We just launched a new API – Developer Plan (Free) tier, and it exists directly because of the Ethereum Security QF round.
When the round wrapped via @Giveth, Quick Intel received donations plus a matching pool allocation from the community. Big
Since July 1…
Quick Intel has scanned 117,490 unique Robinhood Chain token contracts.
16,150 were identified as scams.
*LP rugs aren’t included*
If your application surfaces Robinhood Chain tokens…
Security can’t be optional.
Robinhood Chain is moving fast.
So are the scammers.
The worst contract won’t look like a scam before you buy. It’ll look like the next token everyone is rushing into.
Before FOMO wins:
→ Paste the contract into Quick Intel
→ Catch honeypots and hidden mint functions
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Protecting users from scam tokens shouldn't be an afterthought. It should just be part of the products we trade on.
@tator_trader solves this. It's not always about volume, but protecting users so volume doesn't leave the space.
Every token you see on Tator gets scanned by Quick Intel before you can touch it.
Real-time. Built in. Not a setting you can forget to turn on.
If a contract looks like a honeypot, can't be transferred, or has hidden mint functions you'll know without doing extra work.
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