POTATCHI Analytics

Only the POTATCHI token, contract 0xfad17d7cc41d9c9ca4a459da798a4446dd217974 on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), 18 decimals, created in block 73,771,798 by the Pons v2 factory. No protocol-wide figures appear here. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected with Robinhood Markets, Inc.

An indexer reads the chain’s public RPC: every Transfer event of the token since launch, Uniswap v4 Swap events of every v4 pool that contains POTATCHI, and the Pons bonding curve’s CurveBuy/CurveSell events for the two minutes before graduation. Events are keyed by transaction and log index, so none is counted twice; the indexer stays 30 blocks behind the chain head and re-checks recent block hashes to undo a chain reorganisation. It runs about once a minute and publishes a finished snapshot. This page refreshes every 60 seconds while it’s open (holders and history every 5 minutes) and shows each part’s time.

Up to date: the snapshot is under 3 minutes old and the indexer is within 2 minutes of the chain head. Delayed: older than that, a refresh failed, or the data service is answering from its last good copy; the page keeps showing the last valid snapshot with its time. Unavailable: the data service can’t be reached and no snapshot has loaded, so figures show “—” rather than a guess. The indexer runs on the project’s own computer, not an always-on server, so delays happen.

Every time is UTC. “Last 24 h” is the rolling 24 hours to the snapshot time; “since launch” starts at the first trade, 27 Sep 2026, 07:47:54 UTC. Charts use UTC hours (24 h, 7 days) or UTC days (30 days, All); the last bar is the current hour or day so far.

Addresses with a balance above zero, replayed exactly from transfers (balances match balanceOf on chain). “Without infrastructure” leaves out the Uniswap v4 PoolManager (pool liquidity), the Pons LP locker, bonding curve, pool hook and fee escrow, the Burn + Match vault, the 100-Day Burn Commitment contract and dead addresses. The 24-hour change compares with the count at the same hour a day earlier; until 24 hours of history exist it is shown as the change since launch.

The sum of the ETH side of verified swaps in the covered markets: the Pons bonding curve during launch and every ETH-paired Uniswap v4 pool containing POTATCHI, one entry per swap event. Ordinary transfers are never counted. Pools paired with other tokens are listed but not counted, because they have no ETH side to measure.

Each trade’s ETH amount is converted at the ETH/USD price of the same minute, taken from swaps in the ETH/USDG Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain (USDG treated as 1 USD). Past trades are never re-priced at today’s rate. A trade with no reference price within 30 minutes is left out of USD totals and counted as such.

Price is the latest swap in the official Pons pool (ETH per POTATCHI) times the current ETH/USD reference. The 24-hour change is shown only once 24 hours of trading exist. Fully diluted valuation = price × total supply; circulating market cap = price × circulating supply. They are measurements of the last trade, not valuations or forecasts.

Total supply is read live with totalSupply(). Circulating supply = total supply − the tokens permanently locked by the Pons LP locker at graduation − tokens still in the bonding curve − tokens at dead addresses − tokens held by contracts that can only burn them (the Burn + Match vault’s reserve and the 100-Day Burn Commitment; neither has an owner or a withdrawal). The Supply table shows every line from the same snapshot, and the page checks that they add up to the last of 18 decimals. Wallets the project has disclosed are ordinary wallets, so their tokens count as circulating.

Burns are supply-reducing burns only (the token’s own burn, which lowers total supply). Tokens sent to a dead address are listed separately and never subtracted twice. Burn percentages use the supply at launch, 1,000,000,000, as the denominator.

Community wallets are every address except the project’s own wallets, infrastructure (pool liquidity, the LP locker and other locked contracts, and contracts that can only burn) and burn addresses. Every address, with its label, is in the Holders table. The top 10 are the 10 largest of them; each share is of total supply. The project wallets still count as holders in the holder count. One address is not one person, and one person can hold many addresses.

Every label and every disclosed wallet on this page comes from one published address book kept with the indexer: the wallets the project has disclosed, each with its description and the date it was first listed, and contracts that can be verified on chain. No address is called an insider or a team wallet without a disclosure; every other address is “Unknown”. A wallet the project discloses later appears here, with its balance, as soon as it is added to that list.

Figures are only as current as the last snapshot. Liquidity depends on DEX Screener’s API. Pools created on exchanges other than Uniswap v4 are not yet detected. Nothing here is a statement about value or the future.