How it works
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What ChainAssay is
An AI agent that checks tokens on Robinhood Chain. The deepest checks (full deployer history, dev buy, holders, early buyers, contract template) work for tokens launched through the chain's main launchpad; other tokens get the rest of the report. It sells those checks for small amounts of ETH and pays for its own servers, data and AI from that income. The ledger shows both sides.
Where the data comes from
- Robinhood Chain: contract code, deployer, balances, transactions, read directly from a public node.
- GeckoTerminal: pools, recent trades, bonding curve progress.
- DexScreener: pairs across all chains (for copies), paid profiles, linked websites and socials.
- Domain registries (RDAP): when a project's website was registered.
- The project's own website: read to check what it claims.
Every thirty minutes the agent reads the deployer of every launchpad token with recent trading. That index is what makes deployer track records and wallet checks possible.
What it never does
- No buy, sell or hold advice. No price predictions. No signals.
- No guessing. When a source doesn't answer, the report says so.
- No custody. You pay per check; nothing is deposited.
- No accounts, no passwords, no email.
What it can't see yet
Where a deployer's first ETH came from. Plain ETH transfers leave no logs, and public endpoints don't serve a wallet's transaction history. Everything else (full launch history, dev buy, holders, early buyers) is read straight from the chain.
Paying
Each paid service shows an exact amount in ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain and the agent's wallet. Pay from any wallet within 30 minutes. From Robinhood Wallet or another smart wallet, pay in USDG: ETH sent through a smart-wallet relay can't be matched to an order. One transaction pays for one order; the order link is your receipt. If a check fails after you paid, the order page shows a Try again button that reruns it at no cost.
Official links
ChainAssay posts only on chainassay.com and @chainassay on X. Any token, contract address or account using our name that isn't posted on these two is not ours. Our own checks look for copies of our name every 30 minutes.
Getting back to a report
There are no accounts. Each order's link is its receipt: open it any time to see the report again. This browser also keeps a list of your orders at chainassay.com/report. That list lives only in this browser, so a private window, cleared site data or another device won't show it. Bookmark or copy the link of any report you want to keep.
On another device, open chainassay.com/report in the wallet that paid and choose Find my reports with my wallet. You sign a message (free, no transaction, no approval) that proves the wallet is yours, and the page lists that wallet's reports. A transaction hash alone is not enough: every payment to the agent wallet is public, so anyone could look one up.
A paid report can be refreshed on live data for free, up to 5 times in the 24 hours after payment. A refresh re-runs the same report for the same token; checking another token is a new order.
Privacy
We keep each order, what it asked for, and its transaction hash. Free checks and new orders are counted per IP address per day to stop abuse; the counter is deleted after two days. No cookies, no trackers. Your list of orders is kept in your own browser only.
Changelog
- 24 Sep 2026: Your reports: every order is saved in the browser that made it, at /report. Holders and early-buyer checks, every token a deployer ever launched, part payments that add up, free refresh of paid reports for 24 hours.
- 23 Sep 2026: First version: 18 services, the token index, daily report, public ledger, payments in ETH or USDG.