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Holder access

Hold 1 $MOTE, read without limits.

Everyone gets 1 AI reading a day. Holding $MOTE on Robinhood Chain unlocks unlimited readings. You prove it by signing a message: no transaction, no approval, nothing leaves your wallet. The balance is re-read every few minutes, so access ends if the tokens leave.

The $MOTE contract is not set yet, so there is nothing to verify against. Free readings work in the meantime.

Watchlist

Burn

Burned motes do not come back

Connecting

$MOTE sent to the dead address

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Reading the chain…

The curve starts with the first burn.
By the engine
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Last burn
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Total supply
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Burn engine

Offline
Operator wallet
Not set
Waiting to burn
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Gas
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Last check
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Burns go to
0x…dEaD

Fees in the Pons escrow

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Creator fees from every $MOTE trade collect here. They are claimed by hand and bought back as $MOTE; once that lands in the operator wallet, the engine burns it.

  1. 01

    Fees collect

    Every $MOTE trade on Pons pays a creator fee into the escrow, in ETH.

  2. 02

    Claimed and bought back

    The fees are claimed by hand and swapped for $MOTE, sent to the operator wallet.

  3. 03

    Burned

    The engine sees $MOTE in the operator wallet and sends all of it to 0x…dEaD. Nothing comes back.

Every burn

Burns show up here, each with its transaction, once $MOTE launches.

Engine log

The engine has not reported yet. Its log shows up here once it runs.

Data: GeckoTerminal, DexScreener, GoPlus. Readings by Claude. Swaps via Relay and Jupiter, with a MOTE fee.

ConnectingChains—/8

Welcome to MOTE

  • Live trending and new pools on 8 chains, refreshed every minute.
  • Signals read straight from the numbers: volume spikes, pumps, dumps, liquidity pulls.
  • An AI reading that breaks any token into six motes and weighs the risk. 1 free a day; unlimited for $MOTE holders.

$MOTE contract · Robinhood Chain

Not launched yet. The contract will appear here, and nowhere else first.

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MOTE reads public data and gives an estimate, not a guarantee or financial advice. Always do your own research.