Been building this quietly for a few days
hoodlum the all-in-one terminal for robinhood chain
every launch from every pad in one feed. every dev's full history before you buy. trade any token without leaving the page. and now you can launch your own, liquidity locked at creation, your record on the page, bots pay rent
first token's live: $HOODLUM
https://t.co/12VDJKlX4F
Robinhood Chain exists to make real world assets programmable, globally portable, and always available, with the product quality you've come to expect from Robinhood.
This is exactly the kind of scrutiny we like to see.
If you ever want another challenge, $Hoodlum's contracts are live, verified, immutable, and open for anyone to inspect.
Hoodlumtokenfactory: https://t.co/FkbZKnMB5P
Hoodlumlocker: https://t.co/2R2X7ImtYF
HoodlumStaking: https://t.co/U8vuSNqcOw
@LamXBT
Hey @ponsdotfamily, quick heads up on an Exploit in your platform, this needs to be addressed immediately as your users are being drained in real time
When users trade on your platform, they're approving their tokens to Multicall3 instead of a dedicated DEX contract
Multicall3 is a public contract. anyone can call it with arbitrary calldata. that means between swaps, anyone can construct a transaction that drains every wallet that approved tokens to that address
Every user who has traded through your frontend and approved tokens to Multicall3 is currently at risk. their approved balances can be taken by anyone who builds the right calldata
This isn't theoretical, this is an open exploit waiting to happen. every wallet with an active approval is vulnerable right now
• users: if you've traded on pons, revoke your approvals to Multicall3 immediately. use https://t.co/VkHqaNkjb1 or etherscan's token approval checker
• pons team: please fix the approval flow to route through a dedicated contract, not a public multicall. and alert your users to revoke existing approvals
This isn't fud. this is a critical security issue
Holder distribution is pretty straightforward.
• 26.65% → Liquidity Pool
• 14.57% → Staking Pool
• 5.29% → Locked (until March 13, 2027)
Everything is visible on-chain.
We believe transparency should be built into the protocol, not just promised.
https://t.co/aCRGeeIKfU
We just locked the entire unclaimed dev allocation using $Hoodlum Lock.
52,898,906 HOODLUM
(5.2% of the total supply) is now locked until March 13, 2027.
We built Hoodlum Lock to give projects a trustless, immutable way to prove their commitment on-chain. It only made sense that we'd use it ourselves first.
Verify it yourself: https://t.co/GdiVus7E25
everyone is looking for the next Robinhood Chain launchpad.
i’m looking for the team building the whole stack.
that’s why @HoodLumfun caught my attention.
locker live, explorer coming, scanner next, GMGN / CoinGecko updates in progress, and solid teams showing interest.
creator initial buy vests for 24h too.
that alone filters a lot of bad launches.
real builders can cook.
instant dump devs won’t like it
launch, trade, lock, discover, scan, build.
that’s how a pad becomes infrastructure.
$Hoodlum Lock is now verified and fully tested end-to-end.
A trustless, immutable token locker built for @RobinhoodApp Chain.
Next step, wiring it into the frontend.
Soon, anyone will be able to lock any ERC-20, create on-chain proof of lock, and manage vesting schedules through a simple interface.
https://t.co/rdfT3jOfdD
@QuickNode@DIMIDJ Would it be okay if I sent you a DM? We'd love to test QuickNode's RPC for Robinhood Chain.
We've tested another provider already, but it doesn't expose the data we need for our infrastructure.
Would love to see if QuickNode is a better fit.
Building on rh shouldn't feel like shopping at five different stores just to cook one meal.
Launch your token on one website.
Lock it on another.
Stake somewhere else.
Track it somewhere else.
We don't think that's the future.
$Hoodlum is becoming the one-stop shop for Robinhood Chain.
Launch.
Trade.
Lock.
Stake.
Discover.
Everything in one place.
Every team has a different vision.
Some are building a launchpad.
Hiodlum is building an ecosystem.
Hoodlum started with a launchpad, but that's only the foundation. Revenue-sharing staking, immutable token locker, cross-pad explorer, upcoming scanner, and more infrastructure for @RobinhoodApp Chain.
We want people to launch, trade, lock, discover, and build, all in one place.
Different approaches. Same chain. We know which one we're building.
@gmgnai@quicknode
$Hoodlum Lock is now live.
A trustless, immutable token locker built for Robinhood Chain.
Lock any ERC-20 and create a publicly verifiable proof of lock on-chain.
You can choose between three lock types:
• Pure Lock — nothing unlocks until the chosen date, then 100% becomes claimable.
• Linear Vest — tokens unlock gradually over time.
• Cliff Vest — nothing unlocks until the cliff date, then they continue vesting linearly.
Everything is enforced by the contract.
No owner.
No admin.
No upgrade.
No pause.
No early unlock.
The only fee is **0.001 ETH per lock**, sent directly to the protocol treasury. Your locked tokens never pay that fee and never leave the contract until they're vested.
Every lock is publicly verifiable through Blockscout. Anyone can inspect the contract, view active locks, beneficiaries, unlock schedules, and withdrawals.
Tomorrow we'll be using Hoodlum Lock ourselves by locking the remaining unclaimed developer allocation on-chain.
We built it for Robinhood Chain.
Now we're using it ourselves.
$Hoodlum Lock is now verified and fully tested end-to-end.
A trustless, immutable token locker built for @RobinhoodApp Chain.
Next step, wiring it into the frontend.
Soon, anyone will be able to lock any ERC-20, create on-chain proof of lock, and manage vesting schedules through a simple interface.
https://t.co/rdfT3jOfdD
Introducing Hoodlum Lock.
The next-generation token locker built for Robinhood Chain.
A trustless, immutable locker built with the same philosophy as $Hoodlum Pad and Hoodlum Staking.
No owner.
No admin.
No upgrades.
No pause switch.
Infrastructure built for the Hoodlum ecosystem and the broader Robinhood Chain community.
And we'll be one of the first users.
The remaining 3.5% of the unclaimed developer allocation will be locked on-chain through Hoodlum Lock. Once it's locked, the schedule is enforced by code, not by us.
More details soon.