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$HANSOMPUP · 0x7a3c…0a97sample case

11 wallets, one funder

Funded 4 min–36 min before launch. Bought 26.5% of $HANSOMPUP within 3 blocks.

A case file, not a vibe check.

Ask in plain words. Sherlock answers in a few sentences and shows the exhibits behind every number. This one is a sample case.
case/hansompup-sp9h1

asked

Is $HANSOMPUP bundled, and who's holding the bag?

verdict

High risk67/100

High risk. 11 bundled wallets hold 22% of supply, and deployer's last 4 tokens: 75% died inside 48 hours.

Wallets that share a funder, a funding window and the launch block, grouped by who paid for the gas.

funding graph · block 48,207,925

bundled wallets
11one funder
bought at launch
26.5%of supply
still held
21.9%of supply
launch-block buyers
12wallets

Bundle 111 wallets, high confidence

funder

Bridge withdrawal

Funded all 11, 436 min before launch

Wallets funded by 0x6019…260a in Bundle 1
walletboughtholds
0x9d31…b0c2, still holding3.16%2.61%
0x5c30…3e47, still holding1.72%1.57%
0x83b9…bbe9, still holding1.86%1.63%
0xe627…adbe, sold most2.04%0.75%
0x0215…2f3f, still holding3.08%2.89%
0x7511…41f8, still holding2.04%1.94%
0x75a2…daa3, still holding3.27%3.24%
0x80b2…bbdb, still holding1.68%1.61%
0x6439…3f35, still holding3.05%2.80%
0x5a8f…6689, still holding2.38%2.14%
0xcff7…bb9f, sold most2.27%0.72%
  • All 11 wallets funded by one address within 36 minutes before launch
  • 8 first buys in the launch block
  • Buys routed through the same router with matching gas prices

Read from the chain up.

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  1. chain 4663

    Robinhood Chain

    Every block since genesis: transfers, who funded which wallet and when, contract bytecode and permissions, LP locks and burns, and every token a deployer created before.

    chain 4663

  2. x.com

    The post it came from

    The first post that used the name or meme, how far it travelled, and earlier tickers built on the same joke.

    posts, reposts, quotes
  3. dex markets

    Price and pools

    Price, liquidity, market cap and pool age for the token, and the peaks and drawdowns of launches like it.

    DexScreener

case file

Seven exhibits, each with its source

  • ABundles
  • BDeployer
  • CHolders
  • DContract
  • EOrigin
  • FLineage
  • GComparables

answer

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contract
Not deployed yet. It appears here first.
network
Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663, gas in ETH
creator reward
1% of each trade, to the ops wallet

Questions

Is this financial advice?

No. Sherlock collects public evidence about a token and explains it. It never tells you to buy or sell, and a clean case file doesn't mean a token will go up.

Treat every case as one input to your own decision.

How does bundle detection work, and can it be wrong?

Sherlock looks at every wallet that bought in the first blocks after launch and walks the funding graph backwards: who sent each wallet its ETH, when, and how much. Wallets that share a funder, were funded minutes apart and bought in the same blocks are grouped into a bundle, with the signals listed.

It can miss bundles funded long in advance through an exchange, because those wallets look independent onchain. It rarely flags an innocent group, and when it does the signals shown will be weak (medium or low confidence).

Can Sherlock tell me what market cap a token will reach?

It shows what comparable tokens reached: launches from the last 30 days with a similar origin post and engagement. You get their peak market caps, how long they took and how far they've fallen since.

That range is context, not a forecast. Most comparables are far below their peak today, and Sherlock shows that next to the range on purpose.

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Only to raise your daily limit. You sign one free message (not a transaction, no approvals) that proves you control a wallet, Sherlock reads its $SHERLOCK balance on Robinhood Chain, and you get a pass for 12 hours.

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Which tokens can it investigate?

Any ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Sherlock indexes the chain from its first block, so it can see every token launched before the one you ask about, including the deployer's earlier ones.

What does it cost?

Nothing up to your daily limit: 5 questions a day with no wallet, and up to 1,000 a day for the largest holders. The API bills are paid by the 1% creator reward on $SHERLOCK trades, sent to a public wallet.

What happens if the creator reward doesn't cover the bills?

Limits would come down before quality does, and the change would be posted here first. The ops wallet is public, so anyone can compare what comes in with what's spent.