RUMZO v0.3 is live.
The one-time scanner is now a monitoring system.
→ Persistent watchlists
→ Scheduled re-inspections
→ Code change alerts
→ Contract state alerts
→ Receipt history timeline
→ Optional Telegram notifications
Every new observation is compared with the previous receipt.
RUMZO shows what changed, what stayed stable, and what could not be verified.
The website runs scheduled checks while the page is open.
The local runner can stay online continuously and send Telegram alerts when meaningful changes appear.
Read-only. Open source. Built on Robinhood Chain.
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RUMZO roadmap update.
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Phase 1 is live and being hardened.
v0.2 pins GitHub evidence to an exact commit, reads supported contract state at an exact Robinhood Chain block, and saves reproducible receipts.
We are now entering Phase 2: Receipt Diffs.
The first visual preview is already live. Next, RUMZO will clearly surface:
→ Added or removed files
→ Missing tests
→ Modified documentation
→ Contract-setting changes
→ Fields that remain unknown
After that:
→ Public API
→ Persistent watchlists and meaningful alerts
→ A public evidence graph connecting claims, repositories, contracts, commits, blocks and receipts over time
RUMZO is moving from a one-time scanner to a durable audit trail for how projects actually evolve.
Code changes. State changes. Stories change.
The receipt remains.
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Most token research is archaeology performed after someone edited the evidence.
The README says one thing. The latest commit says another. The contract moved three blocks ago. The announcement still acts like nothing happened.
RUMZO freezes the scene before the story gets rewritten: exact commit, exact block, exact timestamp, one reproducible receipt.
It does not connect a wallet or decide whether the token is safe. It just remembers what was actually there.
The raccoon is not bearish. He simply brought documentation.
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RUMZO moved one step down the roadmap.
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v0.2 is live, and the website now includes the first visual preview of Receipt Diffs.
A single receipt captures one point in time:
→ Exact GitHub commit
→ Recorded Robinhood Chain block
→ Observation time
→ Repository evidence
→ Supported contract state
One receipt shows what was publicly observable at that moment. Two receipts make that history useful.
RUMZO places Receipt 001 and Receipt 002 side by side and compares:
→ Source
→ Tests
→ Docs
→ Fees
→ Locker
Every row receives one clear state:
Changed - the evidence establishes a difference.
Unchanged - both observations are known and no difference was found.
Unknown - one of the observations is incomplete or unavailable.
Unknown stays unknown. RUMZO never turns missing provider data into zero, false or another convenient guess.
The new section is marked as an illustrative preview. Its values are examples and are not presented as live evidence.
Builders can preserve what they shipped at a specific commit and block. Everyone else can return later, compare another receipt and verify what actually changed.
v0.2 is live.
Receipt Diffs are being built next.
The Public API follows.
The dev changed the story and hoped nobody pinned the old version.
Rumzo kept running.
→ Repository pinned to an exact commit
→ Contract pinned to an exact block
→ Timestamp saved
→ New state compared with the old receipt
No wallet. No signer. No code execution.
You can edit the story. You cannot edit the receipt.
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The $RUMZO profile on DEX Screener is now verified and officially ours.
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The header, icon, website and X account are all linked on the pair page. If you see a RUMZO listing without them, it is not this one.
Thanks to everyone who helped get this sorted, and to the DEX Screener team for handling it quickly.
RUMZO is live on Robinhood Chain!
$RUMZO
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RUMZO checks public GitHub evidence and on-chain settings, then turns them into receipts you can save and compare.
Live app. Open source.
The RUMZO receipt terminal is live.
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A project can update its README, replace files or change contract settings after launch. A normal link only shows you what exists now — it does not preserve what was public when you first checked it.
RUMZO creates that missing record.
Paste a Robinhood Chain contract address and its public GitHub repository.
RUMZO then:
Validates the contract address and repository
Pins the GitHub tree to an exact commit SHA
Maps the source code, tests, documentation, configuration and recent file changes
Checks whether the submitted CA appears in the root README
Reads supported pons v2 contract settings at one recorded Robinhood Chain block
Combines both sources into a timestamped evidence receipt
Saves the receipt locally so you can return and compare another scan later
Every known value links back to GitHub or the Robinhood Chain explorer.
If a provider does not return enough information, the value stays unknown. RUMZO does not replace missing data with guesses.
Run another scan later and RUMZO shows which source files, tests, documents, configurations and supported on-chain settings can be proven to have changed.
Receipts can also be exported as JSON or Markdown.
No wallet connection. No private key. Nothing to sign. No inspected repository code is executed.
Just public evidence, pinned to an exact commit and an exact block.
Website: https://t.co/7j17S5fvYw
GitHub: https://t.co/N3Kl6mT0Qi
THE PROJECT SAID "TRUST ME BRO"
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Rumzo asked for the receipts
→ Pins the repository to an exact commit
→ Pins the contract state to an exact block
→ Records code, docs, tests, fees, buyback and locker data
→ Compares every new receipt with the previous one
→ Shows what changed, what stayed the same and what cannot be verified
No wallet. No signer. No code execution.
If the evidence is missing, Rumzo does not guess.
Vibes failed verification.
RUMZO is live on Robinhood Chain!
$RUMZO
CA: 0x6190f0cbd19af89469aeb782d3bbf0f3770c64e3
RUMZO checks public GitHub evidence and on-chain settings, then turns them into receipts you can save and compare.
Live app. Open source.
RUMZO is live on Robinhood Chain!
$RUMZO
CA: 0x6190f0cbd19af89469aeb782d3bbf0f3770c64e3
RUMZO checks public GitHub evidence and on-chain settings, then turns them into receipts you can save and compare.
Live app. Open source.
How RUMZO works - the full technical flow!
1. YOU PROVIDE TWO PUBLIC INPUTS
Paste a token contract address on Robinhood Chain and the public GitHub repository associated with the project.
RUMZO validates both inputs before starting the inspection.
2. RUMZO PINS THE GITHUB REPOSITORY
A normal GitHub link can change at any moment.
RUMZO records the exact commit SHA used during the inspection. This creates a fixed reference to the version of the repository that existed at that time.
3. IT MAPS THE REPOSITORY
RUMZO reads the public file tree and separates files into clear groups:
• Source code
• Tests
• Documentation
• Configuration
• Generated or dependency files
• Other files
It also checks public manifests, declared launch scripts, the root README, recent commits and recently changed files.
The inspected project’s code is never executed.
4. IT CHECKS THE TOKEN–REPOSITORY CONNECTION
RUMZO looks for the submitted contract address inside the root README.
If the address is present, the receipt records that a public repository claim was found.
This is evidence of a published connection. It does not independently prove ownership.
5. IT READS ROBINHOOD CHAIN
RUMZO queries the contract through a Robinhood Chain RPC provider.
For supported pons v2 launches, it can record available public settings such as:
• Token name and symbol
• Launch phase
• Deployer and fee recipient
• Creator tax
• Base curve fee
• Pool hook fee
• Buyback setting
• Locker flag
• Opening-tax configuration
The values are recorded at a specific block, giving every receipt an exact on-chain reference.
6. UNKNOWN INFORMATION STAYS UNKNOWN
If GitHub, the RPC provider or an individual contract call does not return enough information, RUMZO marks that field as unavailable.
A missing response is never silently converted into 0, false or another guessed value.
7. RUMZO CREATES A TIMESTAMPED RECEIPT
GitHub evidence and on-chain observations are combined into one receipt containing:
• Observation time
• Pinned GitHub revision
• Recorded Robinhood Chain block
• File inventory
• Contract settings
• Direct source links
• Coverage warnings and limitations
8. THE RECEIPT STAYS WITH THE USER
On the website, receipts are stored locally in the visitor’s browser.
When RUMZO runs on your computer, receipts are stored locally in the .rumzo directory.
There is no shared database holding everyone’s inspection history.
9. RETURN LATER AND COMPARE
Run another inspection later and RUMZO compares the new receipt with the previous one.
It separates changes across source code, tests, documentation, configuration and supported contract settings.
A change is reported only when both snapshots contain enough evidence to establish it.
10. EXPORT THE EVIDENCE
Every inspection can be downloaded as JSON or Markdown.
This makes the evidence portable, readable and easy to publish or archive.
11. NO WALLET IS REQUIRED
RUMZO uses public information.
There is no wallet connection, private key, signature or transaction path. It does not move funds or execute trades.
12. WHO RUMZO HELPS
Builders can show exactly what code and contract settings were public at a specific moment.
Communities can inspect the same sources, save the evidence and return later to verify what changed.
RUMZO provides receipts and direct source links. It does not issue safety scores, predict prices or endorse a token.
Website: https://t.co/7j17S5fvYw
GitHub: https://t.co/N3Kl6mT0Qi
CA: 0x6190f0cbd19af89469aeb782d3bbf0f3770c64e3
Most token pages show you the claim. RUMZO preserves the evidence behind it.
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RUMZO is a receipt machine for builder tokens on Robinhood Chain. Paste a token address and public GitHub repository and it checks both sides at the same moment.
It pins the repository to an exact commit, inventories up to 30,000 entries and separates source, tests, docs, config and generated files. It reads up to six manifests at 128 KB each. Scripts are identified, never executed.
At one recorded block it reads Pons v2 metadata, launch stage, fee recipient, fees, buyback and locker flags.
Every inspection saves the commit hash, block number and observation time. Run it again and RUMZO compares file content, modes and established contract values. Unknown stays unknown.
No wallet connection, signatures, trading, safety score or price prediction. A token mention inside the repository is recorded as a claim, not treated as proof of ownership.
Builders get proof of what shipped. Researchers and holders get an audit trail of what changed.
Open source under MIT.
GitHub: https://t.co/N3Kl6mT0Qi
RUMZO is live on Robinhood Chain!
$RUMZO
CA: 0x6190f0cbd19af89469aeb782d3bbf0f3770c64e3
RUMZO checks public GitHub evidence and on-chain settings, then turns them into receipts you can save and compare.
Live app. Open source.
RUMZO is live on Robinhood Chain!
$RUMZO
CA: 0x6190f0cbd19af89469aeb782d3bbf0f3770c64e3
RUMZO checks public GitHub evidence and on-chain settings, then turns them into receipts you can save and compare.
Live app. Open source.
RUMZO is live on Robinhood Chain!
$RUMZO
CA: 0x6190f0cbd19af89469aeb782d3bbf0f3770c64e3
RUMZO checks public GitHub evidence and on-chain settings, then turns them into receipts you can save and compare.
Live app. Open source.