i spent forty minutes researching a token, decided to wait, closed the tab
two days later the same wallet launched again. i had to find everything a second time
pons v2 ships a new token on robinhood chain every few seconds. all that research went into a chat, a screenshot, or nowhere
rabiq keeps it
paste an address and it builds a dossier:
> your thesis, arguments for and against
> open questions, first unanswered one flagged next
> decision: watching, researching, in position, passed
> on-chain facts pulled from the pons v2 factory
the memory is the point:
> open a token from a wallet you already studied and your old notes come up first
> it reads every launch that deployer ever made
> your earlier decision and the question you left open, right there
come back tomorrow and it tells you what moved:
> fdv and liquidity shifts
> curve graduated to the pool
> fee recipient changed
> repo head moved, with a compare link
> deployer launched something new
dossiers link through strings. same deployer, same fee recipient, same repo are confirmed. something you only wrote in your own notes stays a hypothesis
publish packs the whole dossier into the link. nothing uploads anywhere. whoever opens it can merge it into their own research and yours stays first
there is a cli over a folder of markdown. opens in obsidian
no accounts. no sync. it lives in your browser or on your disk
I built a tool that remembers every deployer on Robinhood Chain so I don't have to.
43.9% of wallet launches on Pons V2 come from someone who already launched before.
Every CA I dig on Pons V2 gets the same treatment. Pull the deployer, check the contract, read the launch post, decide watch or pass.
Two days later the same wallet launches again. I redo the entire thing, because nothing I found the first time lived anywhere I could find it again.
So I built RABIQ. Paste a CA and it:
→ reads the on chain factory record: deployer, fee recipient, phase
→ pulls FDV, liquidity, volume
→ pulls every other launch from the same deployer, automatically
→ saves my thesis and decision against that wallet, not the token
Come back later and it shows exactly what moved since my last check.
Dig a fresh CA from a deployer I already studied, and my old notes surface on their own.
Loop is: CA in, dossier out, memory that carries to the next one.
RABIQ is live right now. What I'm building on top of it is not.
Bookmark this so you know where to check a wallet before you dig it from zero again.
Link to the repo is in the first comment.