Robins Tools

The first open-source toolkit built for Robinhood Chain.

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Tool: Token Burner

Permanently take ERC-20 tokens out of circulation, behind a deliberate confirmation.

How it works:

1- Choose the token. Paste its address and the app fetches the name, symbol, decimals, total supply, and your balance.
2- Enter the amount in human units. A Max button fills your full balance, and anything above it is rejected inline.
3- See the burn path before you confirm. If the token has a working burn(), the burn reduces total supply. If it does not, the tokens are sent to the dead address instead, which removes them from circulation without changing supply. Which one applies is shown up front, so there are no surprises.
4- Confirm deliberately. To enable the destructive button you type the token's symbol exactly and check that you understand it is irreversible.
5- Sign one transaction. The success card shows a before and after.

Burning is permanent. There is no recovery from either path. The typed-symbol gate exists specifically to stop you burning the wrong token or amount.

You pay only gas. The app holds nothing.

Uset Token Burner: https://t.co/0RFXbVeHEZ

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Tool: Approval Manager

Find every ERC-20 spending allowance your wallet has ever granted, and revoke the ones you no longer trust.

How it works:

1- Connect your wallet. The scan runs automatically, reading your full Approval event history straight from the chain.
2- It reduces those logs to unique token and spender pairs, then reads the current allowance for each and keeps only the ones still active.
3- Review the table. Every entry shows the token, the spender (with its verified contract name where available), the allowance amount, and how long ago it was granted. Unlimited approvals are flagged.
4- Revoke any approval in one transaction. It sets the allowance to zero and the row disappears.

Why it matters: an approval stays live until you change it, and is often set to unlimited for convenience. If that contract is later compromised, the allowance can be used to move your tokens. Revoke proactively, before you need to.

Scanning is read-only and free. You pay only gas on a revoke.

Use Approval Manager: https://t.co/txUj9ZNWqn

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Tool: Token Creator

Deploy a standard ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain in one transaction. No Solidity required.

How it works:

1- Fill in a short form: name, symbol, decimals, initial supply, and owner. Flag it mintable and/or burnable. A live card previews the token as you type.
2- Review the estimated deployment cost before you sign.
3- Sign one deployment transaction. The initial supply is minted to the owner on deploy.
4- Get the contract address, an explorer link, and an "Add to wallet" button.

The contract is a minimal, OpenZeppelin-based ERC-20 with no proxy, no upgrade path, and no fees, so its behavior cannot change after deployment. Leave mintable off for a hard-capped supply.

It also produces a verification JSON so you can verify the source on Blockscout in minutes. You pay only gas. The app adds nothing.

Use Token Creator: https://t.co/Uyq37ClZ6m

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Tool: Multisender

Send ETH or any ERC-20 to hundreds of wallets in a single batch.

How it works:

1- Import your list. Paste rows or upload a CSV.
2- Pick how amounts are set: one fixed amount per wallet, an equal split of a total, a split by weights, or a custom amount per row.
3- Review the totals, the per-batch breakdown, your balance, and an estimated fee from a live simulation of the first batch.
4- Sign each batch from your own wallet.

Funds move straight from your wallet to the recipients. The app never holds tokens and charges no fee. Every batch is simulated right before you sign, so nothing goes out unchecked.

Up to 1,000 recipients per run. ETH is chunked at 200 per tx, ERC-20 at 300.

Use Multisender: https://t.co/v4Oy1sAMV9

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We built our project with a simple principle: privacy first, users in control.

That's why we're on Robinhood Chain, a permissionless Layer-2 where assets stay self-custodied and tradable around the clock. Open infrastructure, no intermediaries.

Learn more: https://t.co/i5hIxQTqS6

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Pull requests are reviewed in 1-3 days. Feel free to open any PR.

To contribute: https://t.co/zORvDS12b9

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A quick review of Robins Tools functionalities:

1- Multisender: Send ETH or any ERC-20 to hundreds of wallets in one batch.
2- Token Creator: Deploy an ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain in one transaction.
3- Approval Manager: Audit and revoke ERC-20 spending approvals.
4- Token Burner: Permanently destroy tokens, with explicit confirmation.
5- Contract Interactor: Read and write any contract from its ABI.
6- Batch Balance Checker: Check native and token balances for hundreds of addresses.
7- Transaction Decoder: Turn a tx hash or raw calldata into a human-readable action.
8- Network Tracker: Live gas, blocks, and RPC health for Robinhood Chain.
9- Merkle Tree Generator: Build airdrop merkle roots and proofs, fully offline.
10- Sign & Verify: Sign messages and verify signatures.
11- Unit & Hex Converter: wei, gwei, ether, hex, keccak256, and checksums.
12- Vanity Address Generator: Grind a custom address prefix in your browser.
13- Address List Utilities: Validate, checksum, dedupe, and clean address lists.

Read documentation: https://t.co/i5hIxQTqS6

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https://t.co/zss2d145IF is a collection of on-chain utilities for Robinhood Chain. Send tokens to a whole list of wallets, deploy an ERC-20, audit your approvals, decode a transaction, generate a merkle airdrop, and more, all from a single site.

Everything runs in your browser: you connect your own wallet, the app talks directly to the chain's RPC, and you pay and sign every transaction yourself. There is no account to create and no server in between.

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Source code has been published on GitHub.
To Contribute: https://t.co/zORvDS12b9

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Robins Tool's consists of 13 unique tools. Follow the official documentation to build DAPP's on Robinhood Chain:
https://t.co/g8jZ0sKB4N

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We are building free and open source tools for @RobinhoodApp