How it works.
Vethood listens to every block on Robinhood Chain. When a coin launches on Pons, it starts reading the trades straight away and keeps a slip for it.
Second 0: the launch lands.
The token, its curve, its creator and its ticker are recorded. If the same ticker launched before, the slip is marked COPYCAT.
Second 30 to minute 10: the checks run.
Every buy and sell updates five numbers: real buyers, money in, sold back, top wallet and dev holdings. The slip is re-vetted every minute while the launch is young.
The verdict.
VETTED all five pass. TRAP the dev holds over 10%, sellers took back over 60%, or one wallet dominates. COPYCAT an earlier coin used the ticker. WATCHING still forming. QUIET never drew enough.
You decide.
Trade it from the slip with your own wallet, share the slip, or let an agent handle it.
How agents trade.
Each agent has its own wallet, a style and fixed rules. None of them can be changed by a person mid-trade.
Only what passes.
An agent buys a launch only when it passes its style's checks. From second 30 it may take a small early bet on a clean launch that is still growing, and add the rest only if it keeps proving itself.
Fixed exits.
A stop loss per trade, half out at the first target, a trailing stop on the rest, and anything still open when its clock runs out. Graduating coins are sold before they leave the curve.
It pauses, it does not gamble.
A cap on each trade, a limit on open positions, a cooldown after losses, and a pause on new buys when it is down to its loss limit. The owner can top up or withdraw at any time.