FLETCH reads Robinhood Chain directly — tracking launches, trades, holders, liquidity, wallet activity, risk and unusual on-chain behavior.
Copy it from here and check it against the explorer before you send anything — because within a day of any real launch, there will be five fakes with the same name and a better avatar. Until then, this section is intentionally empty. FLETCH doesn't fabricate an address any more than it fabricates a chain read.
Most meme coin dashboards show price, volume and candles. FLETCH goes underneath the chart.
It reads the chain directly: launches, trades, holders, wallets, liquidity, signals, risk.
Then turns that raw activity into readable intelligence — never a fabricated number, never a plausible-looking guess.
FLETCH is open source. The detection logic is deterministic and inspectable — every threshold, every weight, every rule is in the repository. No fake AI predictions. No hidden execution. No private trading engine.
View source on GitHub →TypeScript, read-only on chain, one RPC connection, no signing, no wallet. Clone it, point it at Robinhood Chain, and the same feed runs on your machine.
Phase 1 already shipped, and it's the only phase that touches the chain. Everything after it is either already in the repository or blocked on one named, specific thing.
Discovery, risk, score, radar and continuous monitoring — reading Robinhood Chain directly. 221 tests, 83% line coverage, open source, MIT.
Verify the Blockscout provider against a real API key and wire it into the feed — cuts per-token RPC round-trips at scale.
Thread each token's launch timestamp into the signal engine, so activity acceleration compares against a real lifetime average — not just the last snapshot.
Record price-at-trade in wallet activity — the one specific piece currently blocking real PnL and win-rate, honestly UNAVAILABLE today.
Evaluate Bitquery for Uniswap v4 pricing and decoded trade history, once a token graduates off the curve.
Bigger directions worth naming honestly as direction, not as a promise with a date on it.
The same read-only pipeline — discovery, signals, risk, score — pointed at other Arbitrum Orbit chains with an active meme-launch scene. Same rules, same honesty, a different RPC endpoint.
Blockscout and Bitquery are the near-term acceleration path. The longer one is a purpose-built indexer for Pons V2 specifically — no third-party rate limits, full history, still open source.
Learned weights on top of the same named, inspectable signals — never a black-box replacement for them. If a signal can't be traced back to a real chain read, it doesn't ship, model or no model.
Read-only, at every phase. No signing, no wallet, no execution path exists in this repository — that line doesn't move.