8 Robinhood Chain coins bundled at launch
On Robinhood Chain a bundle does not hide in a block. It hides in the funding: one transaction pays many fresh-looking wallets minutes or seconds before the coin exists, and those wallets buy most of the supply in the first seconds. In 6 of the 7 coins funded this way, the same transaction also paid the coin’s creator.
The addresses
Coin
$CRUMBS
0x80baa4b3bfac6f4978700df824b1b3d98e889136Created 2026-09-08 23:57:56 UTC · Pons launchpad
Run the bundle check →Coin
$DRAFT
0xfe51aaf6af1ec2eb9286e0bdc3c9dc39240cb8f5Created 2026-09-10 23:45:04 UTC · Pons launchpad
Run the bundle check →Coin
$VORTA
0xcb77210e1a8caac7684021b31410cbee89668018Created 2026-10-10 05:15:35 UTC · no launchpad (deployed directly, trading opened at once)
Run the bundle check →Coin
$DARK
0xdc45b71d7203c2e8baafc43a19bca0eb993bb54eCreated 2026-09-16 18:08:09 UTC · Pons launchpad
Run the bundle check →Coin
$QI
0xb862389bf1ad271c70edbc2249bf1b0a6cd8783bCreated 2026-10-09 11:51:15 UTC · no launchpad (deployed directly, trading opened at once)
Run the bundle check →Coin
$WORM
0x3ba500f1ababbcf0f0247d06d1c56fd7e6c4c09dCreated 2026-09-08 18:56:18 UTC · Pons launchpad
Run the bundle check →Coin
$PRIORS
0xedbf91223639800bcd5756815caf908df3b890beCreated 2026-09-19 19:15:45 UTC · Pons launchpad
Run the bundle check →Coin
$BZZ
0xb356b45e6c9243eb81893d72059fb22c9977a0baCreated 2026-09-08 14:17:00 UTC · Pons launchpad
Run the bundle check →What the data shows
One transaction paid the first buyers before the coin existed
In 7 of the 8 coins, one transaction sent ETH to many wallets shortly before launch, and those wallets were among the first buyers. $CRUMBS: one transaction paid 49 wallets 85 minutes before launch; 15 of them were among the first 36 buyers and got 83% of supply. $VORTA: one transaction paid 24 wallets one second before the coin was created; 20 of them bought 93.3% of supply. Strangers do not get paid by the same transaction right before a launch they then buy into together.
In 6 of 7, the same transaction also paid the creator
The wallet that created the coin was one of the recipients of that same funding transaction for $CRUMBS, $DRAFT, $VORTA, $DARK, $QI and $WORM. That links the creator and the first buyers in a single on-chain transaction. Only $BZZ was funded without the creator in the batch.
Or the creation transaction handed the tokens out itself
$PRIORS was not funded in advance. The transaction that created it also delivered 38.6% of supply to 32 other wallets. Whoever created the coin paid for those tokens.
The batches were bigger than what we counted
We trace the 20 biggest early wallets of each coin, so our counts are a floor. The funding batches themselves were larger: 49 wallets for $CRUMBS, 48 for $DRAFT, 50 for $WORM, 46 for $DARK.
By the time people looked, they had sold
When we recorded these launches on 2026-10-28, the linked wallets we traced held 0% of supply in 7 of the 8 coins, and 0.69% in $DARK. A tool that only shows today’s holders sees nothing wrong.
A fast start is not proof
Lots of buying in the first seconds happens on clean coins too. $HARMONIC had 43.4% of supply bought by 21 wallets in its first ~3 seconds, and those buyers were funded by 20 different wallets: no bundle. $BZZ had only 27.9% bought that fast and was bundled. The funding decides, not the speed.
How to check any coin yourself in 30 seconds
1. Open the coin on the Robinhood Chain explorer and look at its first trades. 2. Open one of the biggest early buyers and find the last ETH it received before the launch time. 3. Open that transaction. If it paid many wallets at once (a multisend or batch call), check whether other early buyers, or the creator, are in the same list. Or paste the coin into the unbundle Bundle Check, which does these steps for the 20 biggest early wallets and links every transaction.
The funding transactions
Re-read from Robinhood Chain on 2026-10-29: every transaction succeeded, and times are block times. ETH totals include every recipient in the batch.
The creation transactions
$PRIORS’ creation transaction is also the evidence for its 32-wallet split.
All 8 at a glance
First buyers = wallets that got tokens in the first ~3 seconds (30 blocks). Share = what the linked first buyers got at launch.
| Coin | Linked first buyers | Share at launch | How they were linked | Creator paid too |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $VORTA | 20 of the first 24 | 93.3% | one transaction paid 24 wallets, 1 seconds before launch | yes (same transaction) |
| $CRUMBS | 15 of the first 36 | 83.0% | one transaction paid 49 wallets, 85 min before launch | yes (same transaction) |
| $DRAFT | 15 of the first 34 | 81.0% | one transaction paid 48 wallets, 26 min before launch | yes (same transaction) |
| $DARK | 14 of the first 27 | 65.9% | one transaction paid 46 wallets, 47 seconds before launch | yes (same transaction) |
| $QI | 10 of the first 10 | 51.5% | one transaction paid 11 wallets, 2 seconds before launch | yes (same transaction) |
| $WORM | 19 of the first 60 | 50.5% | one transaction paid 50 wallets, 38 min before launch | yes (same transaction) |
| $PRIORS | 32 of the first 32 | 38.6% | creation transaction handed tokens to 32 wallets | it is the creator’s own transaction |
| $BZZ | 8 of the first 14 | 23.0% | one transaction paid 8 wallets, 60 seconds before launch | no |
Funding links come from the 20 biggest early wallets we trace per coin, so those counts are a minimum. $PRIORS’ 32 wallets are read in full from its creation transaction. On a phone, swipe the table sideways for the last two columns.
Limitations
- •This shows coordination at launch, not who controls the wallets. On-chain data cannot establish identity, and being paid by the same transaction is evidence, not proof of one owner.
- •The 8 coins use 8 different creators and 8 different funding signers. Nothing here links the coins to each other; $QI and $VORTA follow the same playbook (one batch through a swap router, 0.01 ETH to the creator and most buyers, one large amount to a single buyer, seconds before launch), which is a pattern, not a shared wallet.
- •Several coins were first pointed out in public on-chain threads; we only kept what we re-read from the chain ourselves, and ran the same check on clean coins as controls.
- •Holdings were recorded on 2026-10-28 for the linked wallets we traced and change over time.
- •Nothing here is a legal conclusion or an accusation of unlawful activity.
Check it yourself
Open each funding transaction on the Robinhood Chain explorer and check its recipients against the coin’s first buyers, and its time against the creation transaction. Paste any of the coins into the unbundle Bundle Check to see the same evidence. If something does not match the chain, tell us and we will correct it.