Robinhood Rug Checker
AI-powered rug check and token security analysis on Robinhood Chain
This score is not financial advice.
Low-risk tokens can still lose value, and high-risk tokens may still perform well.
Free AI Rug Checker for Robinhood Chain Tokens
xAxios AI is a free rug checker that scores any Robinhood Chain token's risk in seconds. Paste a contract address and it reads the top holders straight off the chain: how many hold no ETH at all, which wallets were funded together and how close in time, sniper and bundle activity, how concentrated the supply is, and how much of each holder's portfolio sits in this one token. Those signals combine into a single 0-100 risk score, so you can tell a real launch from a wallet farm before you buy.
AI Risk Scoring
A single 0-100 risk score that combines all 8 security signals into one clear metric. The lower the score, the safer the token.
Vibe Score
Track community momentum plus influencer trades: who bought, sold, or is holding, with real PnL.
Holder Distribution
Break holders down by tag: insiders, snipers, bundled wallets, KOLs, smart money, and locked wallets, plus Top-10 concentration.
Bot & Farm Detection
Detect bundled buys, snipers, and slow-rug farming spread across connected sub-wallets.
Developer History
See the developer's past tokens, migration rate, and serial-rugger flags.
Liquidity Analysis
Check LP lock and burn status, liquidity depth, FDV, 24h volume, and creator balance for drain risk.
Browser Extension
Auto-scans tokens on OKX, DexTools, GeckoTerminal & DexScreener. Run a rug check with holder analysis and KOL tracking, right on the page.
Manual Checks vs xAxios AI Rug Checker
Why an AI rug check beats eyeballing a chart or running one-off contract checks.
| Capability | Manual / Basic Checkers | xAxios AI |
|---|---|---|
| Overall risk verdict | Guesswork from scattered, separate checks | A single 0-100 AI score from 8 combined on-chain signals |
| Slow-rug & farming detection | Usually missed, hidden across sub-wallets | Caught via wallet-cluster and distribution analysis |
| KOL & smart-money tracking | Not available | See who bought, sold, or is holding with real PnL |
| Developer history | Manual block-explorer digging | Past tokens, migration rate, and serial-rugger flags |
| Contract permissions (mint, freeze, blacklist) | Checked one by one, if at all | All checked and scored automatically |
| Staying current | Static, you re-check by hand | Auto-refreshes every few seconds |
| Community momentum (vibe) | A gut-feeling guess | Vibe score plus influencer trades with real PnL |
| Holder breakdown | A raw holder list at best | Tagged: insiders, snipers, bundlers, KOLs, smart money, locked |
Frequently Asked Questions
It is an Arbitrum Orbit L2 built by Robinhood, with ETH as its gas token. What makes it unusual is the mix: tokenized equities like NVDA and SPY trade on the same chain as ordinary memecoins. Rug risk lives on the memecoin side, and that is what this checker reads.
Paste the token's contract address, the 0x form, into the search box above. You do not need a wallet and nothing gets connected. We pull the top holders straight from the chain and return a 0-100 risk score in a few seconds.
Because ETH is the gas token on Robinhood Chain. A holder sitting on a real position with no gas at all usually did not buy the token, it was sent to them, and that is the pattern behind farmed wallets. On Solana the same signal reads SOL. The logic does not change, only the asset does.
They get the same score, but you should read it differently. Signals like fresh wallets and shared funding exist to catch memecoin wallet farms. A tokenized equity is issued by Robinhood itself, so its holder pattern says nothing about a rug and everything about how the token was distributed. Use the check on memecoins, not on RWA tokens.
No. All nine holder signals run unchanged on the same live on-chain data: empty and low gas wallets, funding time clusters, shared funders, matching token counts, portfolio concentration, fresh wallets, sniper and bundle activity, and top holder concentration.
The chart widget we use does not cover Robinhood Chain yet. Rather than render another chain's prices under a Robinhood token, we leave it out. Market cap, liquidity, volume and holder count are still live on the page.
Rug checking on Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit L2 where tokenized stocks trade next to memecoins. New chains pull in new tokens fast, and most of them arrive with no track record at all. The nine holder signals we run on Solana run here unchanged, on the same live on-chain data.
The same nine signals
Empty wallets, funding clusters, sniper and bundle activity, holder concentration. None of the maths is chain-specific, so nothing gets watered down here.
Read from wallets, not claims
We pull the top holders and open their portfolios: ETH balance, how many tokens they actually hold, and how much of their net worth sits in this one.
Scores that stay honest
A signal reading near zero is left out of the average instead of dragging it down, so one loud warning never gets buried under eight quiet ones.