RobinX reads Arc from its first block. Every token that reaches 100 transfers is traced to the launchpad or factory its mint transaction called, and to the wallet that sent that transaction. The chain's first 200 tokens are included whatever their transfers.
The live board is at robinx.io/arc: launchpads ranked by attributed tokens, launches in about the last 24 hours, and the newest tokens with the wallet that sent each mint. It refreshes about every 15 minutes.
The deployer is the sender of the mint transaction: a pseudonymous wallet. RobinX joins no identity to it.
RobinX also grades the X accounts that call Arc tokens against the price that followed. That record started on 6 October 2026, so it is still small. The leaderboard is GET https://api.robinx.io/callers?chain=arc.
The same data as JSON over x402, with no account: GET https://api.robinx.io/arc/pads ($0.01), /arc/feed/new ($0.02, the newest attributed launches, filter by launchpad), /arc/report/{token} and /arc/deployer/{address} ($0.03 each). All of them are included on the Alpha and Omega plans. More in the API reference.
No price, liquidity or holder data is shown for Arc tokens yet. RobinX is not a contract scanner either: it does not simulate a sell or check owner functions.
Labels are transparent, rule-based observations from public on-chain data: not accusations, not predictions and not financial advice. RobinX is independent and not affiliated with Circle or Robinhood Markets, Inc.