Pond Street Ledger

The Nursery

Every chain publishes how many tokens launched on it. Almost none publish how many are still alive a week later, because that takes a second look and nobody goes back. This is both figures, on the same footing, for Robinhood Chain.

360,648

In 9 weeks, across 517,143 pools. About 5,596 a day.

351,388

Have not traded in the last 24 hours. Projected from the sampled rates onto the full birth counts.

1.55%

About one in 65. Measured on the 309,491 tokens past their first week, so this morning's arrivals cannot flatter it.

6 to 12h

By that age fewer than half have traded in the last 24 hours: 41.3% of the sample had.

Point at a day for its figures. The busiest was 5 Aug, with 18,795 tokens born.
BORN THAT DAY010k20kOF THOSE, STILL TRADING07501.5k3 Jul11 Jul19 Jul27 Jul4 Aug12 Aug20 Aug28 Aug
Both charts count tokens and share the dates beneath them; only the scale differs, and that is the finding. Births are counted exactly. Survivors carry their own week’s sampled rate, so the lower bars are an estimate, and they rise at the end because that intake is too young to have died rather than because anything improved.
100 tokens born100 still tradingOne row is 10,000 tokens. 3,607 marks, oldest week at the top.
29 Jun13 Jul20 Jul27 Jul3 Aug10 Aug17 Aug24 Aug
The survivors are not spread evenly. A few sit in the first week, where the tokens that launched with the chain still trade, and the rest bunch at the bottom, in the intake too recent to have died yet. The middle is the chain’s ordinary output.
29 Jun406349
14.0%
6 Jul22,27221,426
3.8%
13 Jul53,42753,000
0.8%
20 Jul45,06944,258
1.8%
27 Jul39,81139,493
0.8%
3 Aug71,78071,062
1.0%
10 Aug44,27543,921
0.8%
17 Aug36,32536,034
0.8%
24 Augstill filling47,28341,845
11.5%

The same question asked by age rather than by calendar: of the tokens that are this old right now, how many traded yesterday. Weekly cohorts cannot answer it, because even the youngest of them is already well under half alive and the decay is hidden inside its first days.

under 6hnot yet indexed2,034300
31.3%
6 to 12h2,196300
41.3%
12 to 24h5,135300
42.3%
1 to 2 days7,391300
8.0%
2 to 3 days8,296300
4.3%
3 to 5 days14,351300
4.0%
5 to 7 days11,754300
3.3%
1 to 2 weeks35,035300
2.3%
2 to 4 weeks116,781300
0.3%
over 4 weeks157,675300
2.3%

The youngest band is published but left out of the headline. A token born minutes ago has often not reached the index we ask, so it reads as dead when it is merely unseen, and a figure that cannot tell those apart should not be the one on the card.

Almost nobody launches a token by hand. Each of these is one contract, the hook that opened the token’s first pool, and the count is how many tokens it has put into the world. 11,626 different contracts have opened a first pool on this chain, and a further 192,489 tokens, 53.4% of the total, were opened with no hook at all.

0x4e3468951d49f2eea976ed0d6e75ffcb44a9a544100,57227.9%
0x48b8f6ad3a1b4aa477314c9a23035b8f84dde8cc14,8944.1%
0x75a54357d9c78a2db19004a5fdc76c50f9242aec7,1372%
0x745d717620052a97a22deee2e5eba59583f3e0cc5,8321.6%
0x5cf8e499c7c466c7e2cf127bdf129f57151e65dc5,0261.4%
0x14bcc18fdb0e7a427122b9c2f1a40ff7d63eaacc3,0770.9%
0xefe669814e5eec33406bd50ffa8331618d076aec2,3470.7%
0x8aa375f7186f86bbac7b13ab01db189ebe50c0c41,4790.4%
0x441f773b3bb1ed4c6457d0528624112e43c02acc1,3870.4%
0xa732256e597eee0cef5cf013cc4018c457ed40cc1,0970.3%
0x778b0c4eea7d35d66513b587ba87fc9084b0eacc1,0210.3%

These are addresses rather than names on purpose. Robinhood Chain’s block explorer sits behind a bot check we will not work around, and no other source we can reach names a verified contract at these addresses, so putting a project’s name against one would be a guess. The launchpads operating on this chain are known and documented; which of them owns which contract here is not, to us, yet.

A token is born here when it first gets a market, not when its contract is deployed. A contract with no pool has no price, no holders who can leave, and nothing that could be said to die, so counting deployments would fill every cohort with things that never lived. Birth is the first time the chain’s pool manager names the token, and that date is exact.

Births are a complete count. Survival is a sample, and the size is in the table. The chain seals a block every 0.101 seconds and its pool manager emits around sixty-six logs per block. Counting births is possible because a pool opening is rare enough to filter for. Asking whether each of 360,648 tokens still trades is a different order of work and no public endpoint will answer it, so 400 tokens are drawn at random from each week and the rate is published beside the number checked. A rate from a stated sample is honest; a rate from a sample presented as a census is not.

Alive means traded in the last 24 hours. Not that it has a pool, not that it has liquidity left in one. A pool nobody has touched since the day it opened is the thing this page exists to count.

Births read from the Uniswap v4 pool manager on Robinhood Chainvia the chain’s own RPC. Survival from DexScreener 24-hour volume. Rebuilt daily; last walk 2026-08-30 at block 49,904,660. The week of 24 Aug is still filling and its rate will fall as it does.