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Robinhood Chain is a brand-new chain, and new tokens launch on it constantly — roughly one every 1–2 minutes at peak. Skopos surfaces the feed with real safety signals attached, not just a raw list.

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See what’s launching

> what's launching on robinhood chain
> robinhood chain launches
Returns the 5 most active recent launches, ranked by volume-to-market-cap ratio — not just recency. A launch with a ratio above 10x gets a 🔥 flag, since that’s real trading heat relative to its size, not just “it exists.”
There’s no historical timeframe option (“past day”, “past week”) on this feed. The chain launches fast enough that the most-recent batch only ever spans about 30 minutes — a “past week” filter would silently show you the same 30 minutes every time. Skopos shows exactly how much time the batch spans instead of implying a coverage window that doesn’t exist.

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What each launch shows

  • Risk badge — a live DexScreener liquidity/honeypot scan on the token, the same signal behind Token Safety: CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW, plus the specific flags driving it (NO_LIQUIDITY, SINGLE_POOL, NEW_TOKEN, etc).
  • Liquidity, color-coded — red at 5Korbelow,greenabove5K or below, green above 50K.
  • Repeat-launch warning — if the same wallet has launched more than one token in the current feed window, Skopos flags it and links straight to that wallet’s full launch history on NOXA.
  • Contract address with a one-tap copy button.
  • Links — Bankr, DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, and the token’s NOXA page, all pointing at the exact same token.

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Why very fresh tokens sometimes show “not scanned yet”

DexScreener now indexes Robinhood Chain, but a token that’s 1–2 minutes old can still show up before DexScreener’s own index catches up. That’s normal indexing lag, not a chain-support gap — Skopos shows an honest “not indexed yet” instead of a fake risk score.

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The honest caveat

Token names on a permissionless chain are unverified. Anyone can launch a token that riffs on a real person’s name or a known brand with zero actual affiliation. Repeat-launch count and the live risk scan are the only real safety signals here — treat the name itself as decoration, not proof of anything.