Robinhood Chain went live today. Every token on it is scannable in Quick Intel right now.
New chains attract scam tokens fast. If you're exploring, scan before you touch.
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what can you do on https://t.co/7YuYfdkiMa ?
well we have the most elaborate token scanner in crypto, powered by @quickintel_ai
and when you’re done you can play a game as @waleswoosh where you have to throw your chancleta and hit as many kids as you can, in the head, in 60 seconds!
Have fun!
Big update from Quick Intel 🛡️
We just launched a new API – Developer Plan (Free) tier, and it exists directly because of the Ethereum Security QF round.
When the round wrapped via @Giveth, Quick Intel received donations plus a matching pool allocation from the community. Big thanks to @TheDAOfund and @wintermute_t for their major contributions, along with everyone else who backed security tooling in this round 🙏
That funding is what let us introduce the free Developer Plan. It's not a separate initiative we happened to fund on the side, it's the direct result of this round: we used it to subsidize free API access so more builders can integrate scam and honeypot detection into their products without cost being the barrier.
This is what quadratic funding is supposed to do. Turn community support into real, shipped infrastructure that the whole ecosystem benefits from.
Thank you to everyone who made this possible🚀
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Plan Name: "API - Developer Plan (Free)"
This is why Quick Intel is built directly into Tator.
Before you buy or interact with a token on Robinhood Chain, Tator scans the contract and surfaces the risks.
One move away shouldn’t mean flying blind.
Building on Robinhood Chain?
Add Quick Intel before your users interact with a token.
API for production apps: https://t.co/My4LMIStpA
Permissionless x402 integrations: https://t.co/drzKQrzIvi
Since July 1…
Quick Intel has scanned 117,490 unique Robinhood Chain token contracts.
16,150 were identified as scams.
*LP rugs aren’t included*
If your application surfaces Robinhood Chain tokens…
Security can’t be optional.
Robinhood Chain is moving fast.
So are the scammers.
The worst contract won’t look like a scam before you buy. It’ll look like the next token everyone is rushing into.
Before FOMO wins:
→ Paste the contract into Quick Intel
→ Catch honeypots and hidden mint functions
→ Check taxes and owner controls
→ Know what you’re buying
Free. No wallet. No signup. No paywall.
Scan before you buy.
New on Tator: TCG and gacha packs via @Collector_Crypt.
Buy packs. Open packs. Gift packs to friends. Instant sellback if you pull something you don't want.
All in one app. Directly on X. No marketplace browsing. No wallet popups. No seed phrase setup. Just packs.
Built for collectors who want the fun, not the friction.
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Protecting users from scam tokens shouldn't be an afterthought. It should just be part of the products we trade on.
@tator_trader solves this. It's not always about volume, but protecting users so volume doesn't leave the space.
Every token you see on Tator gets scanned by Quick Intel before you can touch it.
Real-time. Built in. Not a setting you can forget to turn on.
If a contract looks like a honeypot, can't be transferred, or has hidden mint functions you'll know without doing extra work.
Most crypto apps will sell you anything. Tator checks first, and gives you the heads up.
https://t.co/86wDUJs3Cq🥔
Every token you see on Tator gets scanned by Quick Intel before you can touch it.
Real-time. Built in. Not a setting you can forget to turn on.
If a contract looks like a honeypot, can't be transferred, or has hidden mint functions you'll know without doing extra work.
Most crypto apps will sell you anything. Tator checks first, and gives you the heads up.
https://t.co/86wDUJs3Cq🥔
Thank you to everyone who donated in the @Giveth security round.
Keeping this space secure involves many different areas, and it was great to see & learn of all the teams still grinding to make the space better.
Thank you again to everyone that donated to us, and all projects.
Before anything else: lots of people lost their jobs today. Real people, with families, mortgages, and years of work poured into building Coinbase into what it is. To everyone affected, the industry is better because of what you built, and you'll land on your feet.
Now, on the framing of "AI made this necessary", I'm going to have to push back a bit here.
I've been building in crypto for years, & have worked in the tech industry for over 15 years. I use AI every single day, heavily. So this isn't a random take. It's the opposite.
There are really only three paths a company can take with AI right now, and were seeing Enterprises and small businesses every day choose one at this very moment and each one has a cost:
1. Use AI to replace people.
Short-term: cheaper headcount, prettier margins, a good story for shareholders.
Long-term: you lose institutional knowledge that took years to build. You ship faster, but the things you ship are worse in ways that don't show up until they do. A silent data corruption, an exploit, an outage no one on the team has the context to debug. In crypto especially, "the bug we didn't catch" is measured in drained wallets or funds. You can't hire that judgment back at the moment you need it.
2. Don't use AI at all.
Short-term: nothing changes, team stays comfortable, no disruption.
Long-term: you get lapped. The 3-5x leverage AI gives an experienced engineer is real. Competitors who figure out how to wield it will out ship you, out iterate you, and out maneuver you. Pretending the tool doesn't exist isn't doing something, it's just a slow bleed.
3. Use AI to enhance experts.
Short-term: harder. Requires investment in training, taste, review processes, and trusting your senior people to know when the AI is wrong.
Long-term: this is the only path that compounds. One senior engineer with deep context plus AI leverage outperforms a team of juniors plus a fleet of agents every single time. The expert knows what good looks like. The AI just helps them get there faster.
The third path is the right one. It's also the hardest, because it doesn't give you a clean cost-cutting story to tell investors.
"Shipping code" was never the bar we had to reach. Shipping code that doesn't get exploited, doesn't silently break under load, and is still maintainable in 18 months, that's the bar. Especially when user funds are on the line.
AI lowered the floor on who can make code. It does not raise the ceiling on who should be approving it for production.
The companies that figure this out will be the ones still standing in 5 - 10 years. The ones that confuse "AI-native" with "headcount light" are going to learn an expensive lesson, and in this industry, the people who pay for that lesson usually aren't the exes who made the call, its you and I, down here.
Look at all the recent exploits just this past month alone.
Who suffered?
And this is code with experienced and audited engineers.
Now imagine when the opposite is true.
Quick Intel is live in the Ethereum Security QF Round on @Giveth.
We're the free, public-good token security scanner protecting Web3 traders across 60+ chains. no wallet, no signup, no paywall.
→ 60M+ tokens scanned
→ 4M+ scams flagged
→ 15M+ API calls/week
→ Powering token security on @DEXToolsApp , @dexscreener, @GeckoTerminal, and more
If you've ever scanned a contract before aping, or seen a "honeypot detected", "scam detect" warning on your favorite chart, there's a strong chance Quick Intel was the signal underneath.
Support us and help keep the scanner free for everyone:
Round ends May 14.
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This is $JUPREW, a fake Solana airdrop draining wallets right now.
Worth alot right? But you can't sell it, and could be dangerous if you interact with it. But how would you know?
We just shipped an update for detection that flags every extraction vector these scams use:
→ Permanent Delegate (clawback)
→ Default Frozen State (pay-to-unlock)
→ Transfer Hooks (custom drain logic)
→ Composite airdrop phishing classifier
Live on our API. Plug it in, protect your users.
https://t.co/Fl0e3PhsRi
If you're looking for a free AI trading platform that doesn't limit you:
Tator works on X, WhatsApp, Telegram, Farcaster and the app.
24+ chains. Hyperliquid perps. GMX on Arbitrum, Avalanche and MegaETH. Megapot. Security scanning. Token launches at 10% fees. Prediction markets on Polymarket, Kalshi, Myriad, Limitless, Predict.
No subscription. No token needed. Free to use. No extraction.
https://t.co/VpICmMaFCJ🥔
How it works:
1. Agent asks "Is this token safe?"
2. Skill calls Quick Intel API
3. Pay $0.03 USDC via x402 (auto-signed)
4. Get full security report Honeypots, tax analysis, ownership risks, scam detection, all in one call.
Docs: https://t.co/pg8UaLWBts
Quick Intel is now on OpenClaw 🦞
Agents can now scan any token for honeypots, scams, and rug pulls before trading.
63+ chains • $0.03 per scan • No API keys
npx clawhub install quickintel-scan
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