How Veyo counts.
Every number on Veyo is read from Robinhood Chain in your browser at the moment you look. There is no Veyo database in between, and nothing is typed in by hand.
Where the data comes from
None of the addresses below is the $VEYO contract. The $VEYO address will only be posted by @veyoagent on X.
- Robinhood Chain's public RPC (
rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com) and its Blockscout explorer. - Pons V2 launches: the
TokenLaunchedevent of the Pons V2 launch factory, Pons's own contract and not a token:0x7eD5…EC7e↗. Each launch has its own bonding curve. - Buys: the
CurveBuyevents of that curve. Graduation: itsCurveCompletedevent. - Pons V1 launches: the Pons V1 factory, also Pons's own contract and not a token:
0x0c37…77a4↗, and the Uniswap V3 pool created with each token. Buys are transfers out of that pool. - Name, ticker, description and website: decoded from the launch transaction, as the creator typed them into Pons.
What a number means
- Buyers in the first 10 seconds / 10 minutes: unique wallets whose first buy landed in that window. A wallet that buys five times counts once. The creator's wallet is never counted.
- Time: blocks since the launch block, at about 9.7 blocks per second. Expect a tenth of a second either way.
- Dev buy: what the creator bought inside the launch transaction, as a share of the 1 billion supply.
- Dev sold: any sell from the creator wallet on the curve (V2) or into the pool (V1).
- Graduated after: time from the launch block to the curve completing.
Where the benchmark rates come from
Two weeks of Pons V2 launches: 21,188 coins, 210 of which graduated. Each launch was grouped by its early buyers, and the share that graduated was counted per group. 175 of the graduates form the organic set used for creator advice, such as the dev-sell figure. The rates are fixed from that period; they are not recalculated live.
What Veyo cannot tell you
- A rate says what similar launches did. It does not predict what one coin will do.
- A wallet is not a person. One person can use many wallets, and bots count as wallets.
- The live boards cover Pons V2 only: launches from the last 24 hours, and fastest starts from the last 6 hours.
- If the public RPC is slow or refuses, the boards pause and try again. They never fill gaps with guesses.
What Veyo never does
- No wallet connection, no signatures, no approvals.
- No buy or sell calls. Veyo shows the record and leaves the decision to you.