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PONS deployment checks

Verify the PONS V2 factory runtime, inspect exact token records and understand what the check does not prove.

Updated September 8, 2026 · Independent beta

Verify the deployed factory

check_pons_deployment checks Robinhood Chain 4663, pins a block and compares the factory runtime with an independently retrieved Sourcify exact-match artifact. The reviewed factory is 0x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7e.

The Sourcify-verified source differs from the public repository snapshot. Use the deployment-specific ABI for this address. The root PONS repository ABI describes V1 and must not be applied indiscriminately to V2.

{"token":"<EXACT_ROBINHOOD_TOKEN_ADDRESS>"}
Sourcify deployment record ↗

Interpret the token record

The V2 record has 15 static ABI words. The check validates token identity, curve bytecode presence and the curve's token(), factory() and pairToken() relationships at the same block. A zero pairToken means native ETH in this reviewed deployment.

Phases are NotGraduated, Swept, PoolCreated and Rescued. A record or a graduation flag does not establish useful liquidity or a valid execution route. Curve code hashes are returned, but curve source equivalence is not verified by this tool.

Verification is not an audit

Matching a deployed factory to a verified artifact does not establish token authenticity, safe permissions, organic demand or profitability. This tool does not launch tokens, build trades, claim fees or broadcast anything.

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