Robinhood Chain · 4663

Read the contract
before you buy.

Aleph is a read-only scanner that reports what it can find in a token contract on-chain — with evidence for every finding. It never asks for a private key, sends no telemetry, and never tells you a token is "safe".

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  ALEPH   MATE (MATE)                    robinhood chain · 4663

  WARNINGS                                    3 findings

  warn  contract not verified    source not published
  warn  ownership not renounced  owner() = 0x9f3a…c21b
  warn  mint capability          mint(address,uint256)
  skip  sell simulation not run  v4 hook pool

  pool     uniswap v4 · PoolManager holds 1,240,000 MATE
  holders  top-10 hold 41.2% · deployer holds 3.1%

  aleph reports what it can read on-chain.
  absence of findings is not safety.

What it reads

Identity

Bytecode, Blockscout verification, name/symbol, age.

Deployer power

Ownership, upgradeable proxy, mint, mutable fee, blacklist, pause.

Liquidity

Uniswap v4 pool existence via the PoolManager's token balance.

Distribution

Top-holder concentration, deployer share, and the launchpad of origin.

On honeypots — the honest part

Aleph does not ship a buy-then-sell honeypot verdict on Robinhood Chain, and it says so with a skipped finding rather than guess. The chain's pools are Uniswap v4 with per-token hooks: a naïve simulation would mislabel a normal token, and a wrong "not a honeypot" on a security tool is worse than nothing. A correct simulator is planned. Absence of findings is not safety.

How it works