Onchain Trackers

A set of channels that watch chains directly rather than through a third-party indexer, so alerts are not waiting on anyone else’s API.

They split into two kinds:

• Launchpads follow a token through a venue’s lifecycle, from gaining traction to graduating.
• Onchain watches the chain itself, deployments and market activity, with no launchpad in between.

Now in the app, not only Discord

Every onchain tracker below now also streams into the Feeds view inside the Orbital app. Each one is a toggleable source in the raw feed, so you can turn individual trackers on or off, and the Robinhood launchpads are tagged per venue (Pons, Bonk, Bags, Bankr, PMAV) so you can tell them apart at a glance. Same signals as the Discord channels, in one filterable stream.

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Launchpads

Each launchpad gets its own channel, so you can follow only the venues you care about. Cards share a shape: token name and ticker, progress toward graduation, amount raised against the target in the chain’s native asset and in USD, links out to the launchpad, a block explorer and DexScreener, plus the contract address ready to copy.

Robinhood Chain

Five launchpads on Robinhood Chain, each in its own channel.

robinhood-bonk

Alerts when a token gains traction, is near graduation, or graduates on the Bonk launchpad.

Traction and graduation alerts in the robinhood-bonk channel

Cards show a progress bar to graduation, the amount raised against the graduation target, and links to the launchpad, the explorer and DexScreener. Graduation on this launchpad lands at 6.5 ETH raised.

robinhood-bags

Alerts when a token graduates through Bags on Robinhood.

A graduation alert in the robinhood-bags channel

Bags tokens graduate into a Uniswap pool once the curve fills. The channel is deliberately quiet: it fires on the graduation itself rather than on every launch.

robinhood-pons

Alerts when a token gains motion, is near graduation, or graduates on the Pons launchpad.

Alerts in the robinhood-pons channel

robinhood-pmav

Alerts when a new token is launched through Pmav.fun on Robinhood, gains motion, and graduates.

Alerts in the robinhood-pmav channel

This one covers the full lifecycle including the launch itself, so it is the most talkative of the Robinhood set.

robinhood-bankr

Alerts when a curated token is launched through Bankr on Robinhood.

Alerts in the robinhood-bankr channel

Curated means the channel filters for launches that clear a quality bar rather than posting everything.

Stable Chain

stablechain

Alerts when a USDT-native token on Stable chain gains traction, nears graduation, or graduates through the DYORswap launchpad.

Near-graduation and graduation alerts in the stablechain channel

Because the chain is USDT-native, the amount raised is already the dollar figure, so cards show raised against the graduation target directly in USD alongside the progress bar and market cap. A token graduates at 20,000 raised, roughly a 96.7K market cap, and post-graduation runners are called out as multiples of that. Links go out to the token on dyor.fun, a block explorer and the chart, with the contract address ready to copy.

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Onchain

No launchpad involved. These read the chain itself.

Base

b20-curated

Alerts when a token gains motion on B20, on Base.

Alerts in the b20-curated channel

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Ink

ink

Alerts on Ink, Kraken’s layer 2, covering both new pools and tokens that gain real traction.

Ink is not shaped like the Robinhood launchpads. Most of its value sits in lending and stablecoins rather than a launch firehose, so the tracker watches two things at once. It reads pool creation directly from the chain across every venue: Velodrome, Uniswap V3 and V4, and the smaller forks. And it watches DyorPump, a bonding-curve launchpad running at roughly 43 launches a day, whose tokens are their own pool.

Because pool creation runs at around 146 a day, the channel does not post every one. The signal is traction: a token clearing both a liquidity and a 24 hour volume bar, and holding above it rather than spiking once. The median Ink launch trades a few hundred dollars a day, so the bar sits well above that and selects roughly the top tenth.

DyorPump launches are marked separately from ordinary pools, and they carry their own avatar, description and socials read straight off the token contract, so a launch has a full card from the moment it appears rather than waiting for a third-party index to catch up.

Cards show liquidity, 24 hour volume, market cap and price change, which venue the pool is on, links to the chart and the Ink explorer, and the contract address.

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Ethereum

eth-deploys

Alerts when new curated contracts are deployed on Ethereum mainnet.

New contract deployment alerts in the eth-deploys channel

This is deployment-level rather than launchpad-level: it catches contracts as they hit mainnet, filtered down to the ones worth surfacing.

Solana

Predict

Predict is the onchain alpha engine for Solana: deployer reputation, insider wallets and conviction signals, delivered to Discord and Telegram. It has its own page rather than a channel entry here.

Full detail: Predict.

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Quiet channels are normal. These track real onchain activity, and volume varies a lot day to day.