ABOUT THE ARCHIVE

One star per launch

Every token launched on Robinhood Chain, written on-chain.

The Library is a live archive of token launches on Robinhood Chain, drawn as a galaxy. Each launch is one star, set in place by the moment it happened.

VERSION 1 · THE PONS LAUNCHPADCHAIN ID 4663

IN FIGURES

AS OF OCTOBER 15, 2026PONS LAUNCHPAD ONLY

Tokens launched on Pons, Aug 3 to Oct 15, 2026: 695,706
Distinct creator addresses: 409,711
Quote assets: 79
Quoted in native ETH: 60%
Quoted in a tokenized stock or ETF: 28%
Launches on the busiest day, Sep 8, 2026: 36,451

The record already exists. Every launch is a public transaction that anyone can read and no one can edit. But it lies scattered across tens of millions of blocks: on September 8, 2026, Pons alone added a launch every 2.4 seconds. The Library reads that record, keeps it in order, and gives it a shape you can see.

Version 1 reads one launchpad, Pons, from its first launch on August 3, 2026. Other Robinhood Chain launchpads are planned. The archive is live: a launch made while you watch is born on screen, in gold.

Beyond that, it does nothing: it ranks nothing, recommends nothing and predicts nothing. The Manifesto says why it exists; this page says what it holds and how it is made.

How to read the galaxy

One star, one launch: Every launch is drawn at the same size. Two things make a star stand out: gold, for a launch made while you watch, and a glow for the last hours before the date the timeline shows.
Time is the spiral: It begins near the centre on August 3, 2026, the day of the first launch, and winds outward at a steady pace, one turn every 46 days. The newest launches are always at the outer tip. Busy days burn bright; quiet days leave the band thin.
Lanes are quote assets: The spiral is a broad band. Across its width, each quote asset (the asset a token is paired with at launch) runs in its own lane. Lanes of related assets, such as chipmakers or funds, sit side by side, and the busier an asset, the wider its lane.
Colour marks the busiest: The seven most used quote assets have their own colour. As of October 15, 2026: ETH blue, USDG orange, NVDA teal, SPCX violet, SPY rose, DJT green, GME red. All the others share a grey. Open LEGEND, at the bottom left, to see them; select a colour to isolate its lane.
Gold is now: A launch made while you watch is born with a gold flash and a widening ring, then twinkles gold for as long as the page stays open. A NEW LAUNCH card names it; click the card to fly to its star. The flash and the card play while the timeline shows the latest date. The launch count in the header grows with each one. No other star is gold.
Hover, then click: Hover a star for its name, symbol, quote asset, launch time in UTC and token address. Click it to open the token on Blockscout, the block explorer. On a phone, tap once to see a star and again to open it.
Search: Press /, or SEARCH (the magnifier on a phone), to find a launch by name or symbol. Exact symbols come first, newest first; choose one to fly to its star.
Timeline: The strip along the bottom counts launches per day. Drag it, or use the arrow keys, to go back in time: later stars disappear, and the most recent glow. REPLAY writes the whole archive again in about half a minute; LATEST returns to the present.
Moving around: Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, right-drag to tilt; on a touch screen, drag and pinch. If your device asks for reduced motion, a birth is a brief glow without the ring, and nothing twinkles.

What is inside

Version 1 holds every token launched through the Pons V2 launch factory on Robinhood Chain, from the first, at block 27,027,321 on August 3, 2026, at 19:50:47 UTC, to the latest one your browser has read.

WHAT EACH STAR RECORDS

WHEN: The launch time in UTC, shown to the second.
WHAT: The token’s contract address, with the name and symbol its contract returns.
AGAINST WHAT: The quote asset: native ETH, the USDG stablecoin, one of 70 tokenized stocks and ETFs such as NVDA or SPY, or one of seven other tokens. cbBTC is one of those seven, and three of them are earlier Pons launches.
WHO: The creator’s address, read only to count creators. The galaxy does not display it.

Names are chosen by their creators and shown as their contracts return them, with control characters removed and cut to 48 characters (symbols to 16). They are not unique: more than 2,000 launches carry the symbol TEST. A name that recalls a company, a person or another project says nothing about who launched the token; only the contract address identifies it. A few hundred tokens return no readable name or symbol and appear as “Unnamed token” or “$?”.

Not included

Tokens launched on other Robinhood Chain launchpads, or deployed without one.
Prices, market caps, volumes and holders.
Images, descriptions and social links attached to tokens elsewhere.
Any judgement. No ranking, no rating, no badge, no curation: every launch the factory recorded is a star, tests and duplicates included.

Method and data

Source: Every TokenLaunched event of the Pons V2 launch factory on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Each event names the token, its creator and its quote asset.FACTORY0x7ed598bcef8bd9edd8c97a195c6d13f40801ec7eEVENT TOPIC0x8d4aad4953d0ca700d468f3753aa14432d1b35b43ec6409f051fb6aa43a89607
Access: Everything is read from the chain’s public RPC endpoint: no third-party indexer, no paid data service, no private API.
Names and symbols: Read from each token’s own contract, with name() and symbol(), in batches through Multicall3.
Snapshot: A script reads the factory’s events and writes a static snapshot that ships with the site: five bytes per launch for the galaxy, plus files of names and addresses that your browser fetches only when it needs them. The current snapshot runs to block 89,241,070, read on October 15, 2026, at 12:56 UTC.
Live: On opening, your browser reads the blocks written since the snapshot from the same RPC, then checks for new launches about every ten seconds while the page is visible. It stays about three seconds behind the newest block, so that a lagging node of the public RPC cannot skip a launch.
Times: The public RPC does not return block times with events. Snapshot times are therefore interpolated between anchor blocks read every 10,000 blocks, about seventeen minutes apart. Blocks come about every tenth of a second at a steady pace, and the measured error is a few seconds at most. Launches caught up on opening are timed the same way; launches read as they happen carry their block’s exact time.
No server in between: There is no backend and no database: the snapshot is a set of static files, and live launches go straight from the RPC to your browser. The site asks for no wallet, no account and no signature.
Check it yourself: Every star opens its token on Blockscout. The factory’s events are public, and anyone can repeat the count with the same calls: the factory’s TokenLaunched logs, then name() and symbol() on each token.

The numbers

As of October 15, 2026, 12:56 UTC (snapshot to block 89,241,070). Pons launchpad only. The galaxy’s header shows the live count.

Span: August 3 to October 15, 2026: 74 days and some 62 million blocks.
Creators: Nearly nine in ten creator addresses launched a single token.
Quote assets: Native ETH: 419,910 launches. USDG: 71,221. Tokenized stocks and ETFs: 196,972 across 70 of them, led by NVDA with 61,774. Seven other tokens: 7,603.
Rhythm: September 2026 alone saw 512,180 launches, nearly three in four of the total. On September 8 there was one every 2.4 seconds on average. Median full day: about 6,000. In the week to October 14: about 2,000 a day.
The first star: A test token named plsdontbuythisisatest ($PLSDONTBUY), quoted in NVDA, launched at 19:50:47 UTC on August 3. The next launch came 22 hours later.

Next launchpads

Other Robinhood Chain launchpads are planned. When one joins, its launches will take their place in the same galaxy, under the same rules, and this page will name it, with the date it was added. Until then, a token launched elsewhere on the chain is not in the archive.

Nothing else is announced here, and no date is promised.

$LIBRARY

$LIBRARYOFFICIAL CONTRACT

ROBINHOOD CHAIN · CHAIN ID 4663NAME THE LIBRARYSYMBOL LIBRARY18 DECIMALSSUPPLY 1,000,000,000View it on Blockscout ↗

$LIBRARY is the community token of The Library, on Robinhood Chain. The archive does not depend on it: the galaxy is open to everyone, with no wallet and no account. The address above is the only official $LIBRARY contract; any other is fake. It is published on this website, on X (@libraryofrh) and in the pinned message of the Telegram group. Check it before any transaction. Not financial advice.

Disclaimers

Not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. or with Pons. The Library is an independent project built on public chain data. Robinhood Chain is named only as the network the data comes from.

A launch is not an endorsement. Anyone can launch a token on Pons, and many are short-lived. A star records only that a token was launched. It says nothing of the token’s quality, its creator’s intent or its future.

Not financial advice. The Library shows no prices and makes no recommendation. Nothing here is an invitation to buy, sell or hold any token, $LIBRARY included.

Names are unverified. Creators choose them, contracts return them, and they may imitate companies, people or other projects.

Data as read. Figures come from public chain data as read on the date given. Snapshot times are interpolated to within a few seconds.

Safety. This website does not ask you to connect a wallet, sign a message or send funds. Anyone who asks in its name is an impersonator.