Every Robinhood Chain token on one board, over 548k from six launchpads with more to add, plus a launchpad built so nobody gets rugburn: liquidity is locked forever and creators keep 80% of fees.
Hashling is a neutral index and launchpad for onchain token launches. It is live today on Robinhood Chain and built to branch out to other chains.
THE PROBLEM
Robinhood Chain has a growing number of launchpads, and each one shows only its own tokens. Traders can't see the whole market, creators lose their audience when a launchpad's site goes down, and nobody can compare launchpads on facts.
WHAT HASHLING DOES
- One board for the whole chain: over 548,000 tokens and 59 million trades from the six launchpads indexed so far, read straight from the contracts. No account, no custody.
- A page for every token: live curve progress, chart, full trade history and comments. When hood.fun's site went offline for a month, its tokens stayed live on Hashling.
- A launchpad built so nobody gets rugburn: liquidity is locked forever, creators keep 80% of fees, and the contracts have no owner, no pause and no upgrade path.
- Trading from the same page: Pons bonding curves and graduated V4 pools on both Pons factories, plus Uniswap V2 and V3 pools, quoted in ETH, USDG or a tokenized stock. Live and verified on mainnet 29 and 30 September.
- A facts-only comparison of every launchpad's fees, graduation cost and admin powers.
HOW IT WORKS
No middlemen and no self-reported numbers. Hashling reads every launch, trade and graduation directly from each launchpad's contracts, so the data can't be dressed up by the launchpads themselves. Hashling's own contracts are open source, tested and verified on the block explorer, so anyone can check the rugburn claims line by line. The board runs on serverless edge infrastructure and stays up even when a launchpad's own site goes down.
WHY IT MATTERS
A chain's token market is only as trusted as its least honest launchpad. Hashling makes the whole market visible and gives creators a launch option they can verify line by line. Robinhood Chain is the starting point. The indexer and contracts are standard EVM, so the same board extends to Arbitrum One and other chains next.
Done since Sept 14: Found Pons's new V2 factory and captured 18,918 of its projects with validated artwork. Rebuilt the launchpad comparison page around on-chain facts: fees, graduation cost and admin powers. Added Hashling's own launches as a board filter with live counts. | Sept 15: hood.fun reopened after a month offline. Every hood.fun token and its full history had stayed on the board the whole time; the hood.fun page and launchpad chips were updated the same day. Added snapshot buttons to every token page: a shareable image built from the page's own numbers. | Sept 24: Rebuilt Flap artwork ingestion with a retry queue and gateway fallback; 480 projects admitted in one evening with zero upload failures. | Sept 25-28: Four days on the database write budget: forward catch-up first, backward history second, every write counted and capped so the index never outruns its database limits. On Sept 28 the Pons capture became a continuous service: about 400 tokens an hour, new launches on the board within a minute, older history filled in behind. Self-hosted IPFS node for artwork after public gateways rate-limited us. | Sept 29: Buy and Sell live for official Pons bonding curves from the Hashling trade page. First live round trip verified on chain; displayed fees matched charged fees. | Sept 30: Deployed a second HashlingV4Swap for the official Pons hook so graduated V4 pools trade from the same page. 8/8 mainnet-fork tests passed (4 ETH-quoted, 4 USDG-quoted), then a live buy and sell on a graduated pool. Source verified on the explorer; source and deployment record published to GitHub. Security page and whitepaper updated. | As of Oct 4: The index now holds 548,422 tokens, up from about 475,000 at registration, with 59 million+ trades, 37.8 million blocks covered and 540k+ artwork files (23 GB) stored by Hashling. Web3 optimized for mobile, wallet in, no app to install. An independent researcher tested our contracts and reported one finding, which we confirmed and mitigated. | Next: track hood.fun's relaunch contract; automatic database rollover for the Pons index; the first Rugburn Report: rug rates per launchpad, computed from the index. Post integration: the simulator on Robinhood Chain curves, pools and tokenized stocks, about 600k tickers; the orchestrator loop that decides what to do about what moved, tests it on Hashling curve, pool and stock history, and launches it bounded; simulator and API hooks into alerts across all data collected; new charting; and prediction market cards on people's claims, from the scanner.
Bootstrapped and live. No outside capital raised. Open to grants and ecosystem partnerships.
