Robinhood Chain · id 4663 · $PAPER
Paste a token. It reads every transfer ever made, works out who sold back into the market, and prices what they let go of at today's price. Add your own wallet and it will find you in the list.
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Paste a token address and press print.
no price history needed
The hard part of a question like this is usually knowing what something was worth back then. This sidesteps it: the figure is what those tokens would be worth today, which needs only one price.
One call returns the token's complete transfer log. The market contract is identified as whoever received the original mint.
Tokens moving from a wallet back into that market contract are sells. Tokens moving out of it are buys. Everything is replayed in order.
Sold tokens multiplied by the current price. Not profit, not loss — simply what those coins would be worth if they were still held.
worth saying out loud
Someone who sold at the top and bought back lower did well, and this page will still show a big number next to their name. It measures what was let go, not whether it was a mistake.
Taking profit is the point of the exercise. This is a joke about hindsight, not an accusation, and nothing here says anyone did anything wrong.
Wallets that received freshly minted supply are seeding the market, not selling it. They are kept off the list, or every token here would be topped by its own launch.
One person with four wallets appears four times. Addresses are facts; identities are not, and none are guessed at here.
$PAPER
The page is free and runs entirely in your browser. $PAPER is a plain ERC-20 attached to it — no owner, no pause, no mint, no lockups.
When it is live, run the contract through nofunctionfound.xyz and this page. A tool that cannot survive its own test is not worth using.