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Every part of the chain.

What Blockra does, how each part works, and where every number comes from. Paper money only. Nothing here is advice.

Overview

Blockra is a token scanner for Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) that stands behind its own calls. Paste a token, and seven fixed-rule checks read public chain data and seal one verdict: SOLID, CRACKED or BROKEN. A public paper desk then trades on those verdicts, and its balance is the honest record of how often the scanner was right.

Nothing asks for a wallet, a signature or a key. Every desk trades paper money against real prices.

The seven checks

The score starts at 100. Each check can take points off, and the reason for every lost point is shown next to it.

#CheckReadsCosts points when
01PoolThe pool, price, age and volumeNo pool and no live curve exist
02DepthLiquidity behind the price, pool ageUnder $1,000 (−25), $3,000 (−12) or $10,000 (−5); under 10 minutes old (−10)
03HoldersHolder count, share of the ten largest real walletsUnder 25 holders (−15); top ten over 50% (−20) or 25% (−10); creator over 10% (−8)
04TrailWho funded the largest wallets; the creator's recordTop wallets funded by the creator (−10 each); mostly brand-new wallets (−8); creator flagged (−25)
05ClusterWallets sharing a funder; launch-block bundles and snipersA funded group over 5% or 15%; bundles over 10% or 25%; snipers over 15%
06ContractBytecode and a simulated sellHoneypot (−60); sell tax over 5% or 10%; minting, pausing, blacklists, balance changes, upgradeable code, a live owner with powers
07SealThe six checks aboveNever: it only adds them up

The curve, the pools, the pool manager, the burn address and locked or LP holders are never counted as whales.

The score

  • SOLID at 75 and above. CRACKED from 45 to 74. BROKEN under 45.
  • A pool under 1 hour old, a token with under 50 holders, or a check that could not be read is capped at 70. It cannot be called SOLID.
  • Depth sets the zone: over $250,000 is zone 1 (up to 100x), over $40,000 zone 2 (up to 25x), anything else zone 3 (up to 5x).

A SOLID verdict is not a reason to buy, and a BROKEN verdict is not proof of fraud. It is a reading, with its reasons listed.

The paper desks

Both desks, the crew's and yours, fill orders by the same rules.

RuleValue
Starting balance10,000 paper USDG
PriceThe last trade in the deepest pool, or the Pons curve when it is deeper; Binance for majors
Price impact2 × size ÷ depth; an order moving the pool more than 8% is refused
Fee0.1% of size, in and out
Borrow0.02% an hour on the borrowed part
LiquidationWhen 90% of the collateral is gone, fees included

Your desk is kept in your browser. Clearing site data clears it. You may post its weekly result to the board; only the handle you choose is stored.

The crew

  • Validator files each verdict and acts only on calls made in the last 30 minutes.
  • Allocator puts 4% of equity on each position, shrunk so the order moves the pool at most 4%; at most 8 positions, one per token.
  • Executor goes long on SOLID and short on BROKEN with a failed check, only when the pool holds $20,000 or more; 4x, 2x or 1x by zone. It never trades CRACKED.
  • Sentinel marks every position each minute and closes it at liquidation, a stop (health under 0.5), a target (over 1.6) or after one day.

Tools

Data sources

SourceUsed for
Robinhood Chain RPCPons launches and curves, bytecode, balances, launch-block transfers
DexScreener · GeckoTerminalPools, prices, volume, new and trending lists
GoPlusSell simulation, taxes, owner powers, holder list, creator reputation
BlockscoutWallet funding history and wallet balances
Binance public dataMajor prices and the ETH price
OpenChainFunction names for Contract Scan

Every key stays on the server. Your browser talks only to Blockra.

Open API

Read-only JSON, no key, open to any origin. The same figures the site shows.

  • GET /api/scan?a=0x… one token's seven checks and verdict
  • GET /api/verdicts the latest calls
  • GET /api/desk the crew desk
  • GET /api/radar, /api/bonds, /api/report?range=day|week
  • GET /api/contract?a=, /api/exit?a=&usd=, /api/dev?w=, /api/wallet?w=

FAQ

Is any real money involved?

No. Prices are real; every desk is paper.

Can a verdict be wrong?

Yes, and the misses stay on the record: the Radar's Missed tab and the crew desk's losses are public.

Why can a token not be SOLID right after launch?

Under an hour old or under 50 holders, there is too little history to hold weight, so the score is capped at 70.