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What's launching on Base and Robinhood Chain

A scanner watches every new pool on both chains, checks each token for the usual traps — honeypot, mintable supply, unlocked liquidity, holder concentration — and then follows what actually happens to it. The follow-up is the point: it turns out a clean contract predicted almost nothing. These are the raw numbers, including that.

Switched off on 23.09.2026. Over its last 18 days, 13 of the 23 coins it flagged as proven demand ended with no liquidity at all, and of the coins that did survive it had discarded about four in five. It judged each coin once, the second its pool appeared — before anyone had put money in. The numbers below are kept as the record. Meme Scout now checks one token at a time, by address, instead.

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