Set a lure — the rules a new Pons token has to pass. Lurk watches every launch on Robinhood Chain, "buys" the ones that pass with paper ETH, and tells you how it went.
No wallet, no keys, no gas. Everything is read from public chain data and replayed in your browser.
How long to wait after launch, how many buyers, how much ETH, how many sellers, how big the biggest wallet can be. Then size, take profit, stop and max hold.
Every new Pons token is checked once its waiting time is up. Pass — it buys on paper at that moment's price. Fail — it writes down why.
Come back hours later. Lurk replays everything it missed from the chain and shows what it bought, what it sold, and the bottom line.
Each one cuts out a different kind of bad launch. Change any of them and the report updates instantly on the same data — so you can tune before you trust.
Not a feed you have to stare at. Since your last visit: launches seen, how many passed, what closed, what's still open. Share it, or tune the lure and see what you'd have got instead.
No. Lurk is paper only: it reads public Pons trades and simulates what your rules would have done. Real auto-buying is planned and not live — this site never asks for a wallet or a key.
It doesn't need to. When you come back, it replays the chain since your last visit (up to 12 hours) and builds the report as if it had been watching.
Every paper buy and sell uses the last on-chain price at that moment, minus a 1% Pons fee and 1% slippage each way. Real curves move against big orders, so treat small sizes as more realistic.
Every token launched by the Pons factory on Robinhood Chain and paired with native ETH, while it's still on its bonding curve.
No. It's a tool to test ideas on paper. Most memecoins go to zero.