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Paxie Robinhood Chain Token Rug Check
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Paxie Robinhood Chain Token Rug Check is a paid API for AI agents from api.paxie.fun, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-10).
Returns a rug-risk assessment for a specific Robinhood Chain token address, classifying who holds each pool's liquidity (insider, burned, contract, unknown, other shares)
Price / call$0.02
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Launch data for Robinhood Chain and Solana, updated every 20 s (≤30 s lag). Robinhood Chain: every ETH-quoted Uniswap v4 and v3 pool created in the last 24 h. Solana: pump.fun tokens 5 min to 4 h old that show curve progress. Buyer bursts, a rug check on who holds each pool's liquidity (per burst, and per token before you buy), new pools, per-minute flow, repeat-buyer crews and copy-leader replays. Robinhood signals are scored 30 minutes later, Solana ones at graduation or 20 minutes, rugs counted. Data, not trading advice. Paid per call with x402 (USDC on Base or Solana); no API keys. Every schema property carries x-available: signal = Known when the burst fires. Safe to use as a feature. signal+seconds = Filled 5-60 s after the signal, computed from chain state as of the signal block. Safe as a feature once present; null until then. signal+30m = Outcome. Exists only after the scoring window closes (Robinhood 30 min; Solana graduation or 20 min). Never use as a feature: a backtest that does uses the future. now = Current state as of the response's generatedAt (or the row's checkedAt). Not tied to a signal. Errors (4xx/5xx) are never charged. /v1 is canonical; the original paid paths are also served unversioned.
Output
Returns a JSON object with chain identifier, rug class (e.g. 'held'), token address, age in seconds, and an array of pools each with DEX version, pool address, block number, rug class, LP add count, creator address, LP age in minutes, pool age in minutes, and breakdown of liquidity ownership shares (insider, burned, contract, unknown, other). Also includes a generatedAt timestamp and schema version.
Example use cases
Pre-buy token safety gate
“Before I ape into this new Robinhood Chain token at 0x7c3e9a41d0b25f8e6a1c4d93b70d6a5f2e81c4b9, can you rug-check it and tell me what share of the liquidity is held by insiders vs burned?”
Automated trading bot safety filter
“My agent is about to buy a token at 0x2d4f8a1c9e3b70d6a5f2e81c4b9d07a3e6f15c28 on Robinhood Chain — first do a rug check and only proceed if the insider share is below 10% and some liquidity is burned.”
Post-alert rug verification
“I just got a buyer burst alert for Robinhood Chain token 0x9b1f4e7a2c5d80e36f1a9c4b7d2e05f8a3c6b19e — can you pull the rug check to see if the creator is still holding all the LP and whether it's classified as held or rugged?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://api.paxie.fun/v1/rh/token/%7Baddr%7D/rugcheck?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need a focused, per-token rug risk assessment specifically for a Robinhood Chain token address — checking who holds liquidity (insider vs burned vs contract shares) before executing a trade. Prefer this over the full launch feed endpoints when you already have a specific token address and want a targeted safety check rather than scanning all new pools. It complements burst and flow endpoints by giving a deeper liquidity-holder breakdown for a single address.
Side effects
- Invalid or malformed token address returns an error
- Token not found on Robinhood Chain (not a recognized pool) returns empty or 404
- Payment failure via x402 (insufficient USDC balance) blocks the call
- Token is too new and not yet indexed returns null or empty pools array
- Rate limiting if calls are made faster than the 20-second update cadence
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| properties | string |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"chain": "robinhood",
"class": "held",
"pools": [
{
"dex": "v4",
"pool": "0x9b1f4e7a2c5d80e36f1a9c4b7d2e05f8a3c6b19e7d40f2a5c8e1b36d9f704a2c",
"block": 84351049,
"class": "held",
"token": "0x7c3e9a41d0b25f8e6a1c4d93b07e2f5a8c61d4b2",
"lpAdds": 1,
"creator": "0x2d4f8a1c9e3b70d6a5f2e81c4b9d07a3e6f15c28",
"lpAgeMin": 41.8,
"checkedAt": 1791570032000,
"otherShare": 0,
"poolAgeMin": 47.4,
"burnedShare": 0,
"insiderShare": 1,
"unknownShare": 0,
"contractShare": 0
}
],
"token": "0x7c3e9a41d0b25f8e6a1c4d93b07e2f5a8c61d4b2",
"ageSec": 12,
"generatedAt": 1791570200000,
"schemaVersion": 1
}
}Tags
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