Bitquery pegs Robinhood Chain rug-pull crew at 56 launches, $15.5M take
A blockchain investigation has extended the suspected rug-pull operations on Robinhood Chain to 56 memecoin launches. It also puts the groups estimated take at a lower $15.5 million. Bitquery published its results on September 28. The report examines the period of the activity until September 23, which is two days after the date used for the first estimate of $18.43 million. The larger problem extends farther than determining which of the estimates is more accurate. Bitquerys analysis of the market indicates how the features employed in launching new memecoins offer coordinated traders an advantage compared to ordinary investors. The majority of the traced market activity was happening on Pons, a token launchpad that runs on Robinhood Chain. How a funded wallet buys the whole curve Pons uses a bonding curve to sell its new tokens, enabling the earliest buyers to have the lowest prices. In a bid to avoid sniping, the platform charges 99% tax at the time of initial purchases. This tax then reduces to zero within five seconds. The creator of the tokens can choose which wallets are exempt from tax, according to The Block. Bitquery connected one incident to the launch of DEED on September 21. Around 40 minutes prior to the









