Launch a coin

How it works

AgentPad is a cat with one job: notice which word the internet and the pons tape are about to agree on, before the coins carrying it break out. Everything on the Intelligence page is computed from live data. Nothing is typed in by hand.

1 · Read

Every 20 seconds the agent pulls new launches from the pons v2 factory on Robinhood Chain and reads each coin's name, ticker and logo from the chain. Every 45 seconds it prices every young coin straight from its bonding curve (getReserves(), batched through Multicall3). Graduated coins are priced from their Uniswap V4 pool. Every 5 minutes it reads X trends, Google Trends and Know Your Meme.

2 · Count words

Each coin is split into words. For every word the agent counts how many creators launched on it in the last hour and compares that to the word's own history on the tape: 8 creators/h · 12x usual. A word the tape has never carried is marked new word.

3 · Judge the copies

The hit line is the top tenth of peak market caps among launches 1 to 12 hours old. A copy that crossed it is a hit. By definition an ordinary launch hits 10% of the time, so a word whose copies hit 30% of the time is paying three times the usual rate.

Stages follow from that: igniting (creators piling in), paying (copies hit well above 10%), crowded (many copies, few hits), no coin yet (the internet carries it, pons does not), watching and cooling.

4 · Forecast and grade

Odds are the chance that a coin carrying the word graduates or crosses $50K within 6 hours. Every 30 minutes the top of the forecast is written down. Six hours later each call is graded against what actually happened on chain, and the Scorecards show the hit rate per odds bucket and a skill score against the base rate. Until enough calls are graded the odds are a heuristic, and the page says so.

5 · Pick and launch

The pick is the heaviest young coin riding the best word. Spin hands any word to the launch window, which names a coin for you. You sign one pons transaction from your own wallet. AgentPad never holds your keys and never signs for you.