Straight answers.

Lummiq is a token risk scanner for Robinhood Chain. Paste a token or wallet address and it reads the contract, holders, pools and recent activity, then shows rule-based indicators with the data behind each one.

It reads public data at one block: deployed code, owner and proxy slots, the largest balances, DEX pool data and recent transfers. Written rules turn those values into warning, check or info levels, and every input is shown next to the result.

Scanning and wallet lookups are free and need no wallet. A wallet is only needed if you want to anchor a scan report on chain, which costs a small amount of ETH for gas.

No. A clean scan means none of these rules fired on the data that could be read. New tricks, off-chain promises and future owner actions are outside what any scan can see.

Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain id 4663. The scanner reads tokens and wallets on that network only.

Use the official contract address shown on the token page, 0xf315d3e4e8383148b0f37617517a3287a706f631, on Robinhood Chain. Check the address in your wallet before any trade; names and tickers can be copied.

It stores the report's keccak-256 fingerprint, the token, the block of the reads and the rules version in a public contract. Later anyone can recompute the fingerprint from the report text and see that it matches.

When the public explorer API cannot be reached, the scanner reads balances of recently active addresses instead. That gives a lower bound on concentration, so the rule reports it as partial.

Data sources can be late or wrong, rules can miss things, and the report anchor is a real transaction you pay gas for. Tokens themselves can drop to nothing. Nothing on this site is financial advice.