Robinhood Chain Launchpad Factory Activity
At block 11,112,349 on July 16, 2026 at 08:26:54 UTC, the checked factories emitted 2,911 decoded LaunchHood TokenLaunched events, 373 DYOR Fun TokenLaunched events and 3 MetaLaunch V5 LaunchLineage events. These are raw factory-event counts, not unique humans, active communities, liquid or safe tokens, revenue, success or market share. Automated and low-quality launches can emit the same event as an organic project.
The snapshot includes only current first-party-published factories that had deployed bytecode and a decoded event signature. Missing platforms are not assigned estimated activity, and Nock is not given an incomparable count because its checked launch flow does not expose one shared qualifying factory.
What the snapshot measures
The count is the number of matching logs emitted by a specific factory address and event topic from the first observed event through the fixed snapshot block. The indexed token topic was unique for every counted event in this snapshot, so event and unique indexed-token counts matched.
The metric does not identify the number of creators because one actor can launch many tokens and multiple wallets can belong to one actor. It does not prove liquidity, trading volume, survival, fee revenue or quality. It is best used as a reproducible measure of factory output under one explicit evidence definition.
Reproducible RPC methodology
First resolve the current factory from first-party documentation. Confirm code and proxy or implementation status through Robinhood Chain RPC and Blockscout. Read the precise launch event from verified source or decoded events. Query eth_getLogs in bounded ranges through block 11,112,349 using both the factory address and topic, retry failed ranges, and reject the snapshot if any range remains incomplete.
A public JSON-RPC request uses method eth_getLogs with params containing fromBlock, toBlock, address and topics. Run bounded ranges rather than one genesis-to-head request because public endpoints often enforce response-size and time limits. Record first and last block timestamps separately with eth_getBlockByNumber.
Verified factory inputs
LaunchHood used 0x62B33A039D289CBDa50EbeB72Fe4261449E61Bcf and TokenLaunched topic 0x235e34a4e0e6a401dae6851f6fab4a919a1fdd0ae0073ac2fc4d1d4a87e548e5. DYOR Fun used proxy 0x80B42Aed46d73f47119dC444beA28A9e68F32BF4 and topic 0x8f8815afd174b9556e4ef54fbb59bb79d5c567fa89760ac9409682fb9459bfad.
MetaLaunch current V5 used 0x49A3D384cd90A58815df31C1852dB4095B90c0De and LaunchLineage topic 0x9f5dc0f96337a38facd8b1da57b221ab4afe4ba497d909c7104ff48152633b2d. Legacy versions are not merged into the V5 count.
First and last observed events
LaunchHood's first observed event was block 8,482,947 at 2026-07-13T07:20:42Z and its last was block 11,110,366 at 2026-07-16T08:23:35Z. DYOR Fun ran from block 7,929,561 at 2026-07-12T15:56:23Z through block 10,865,482 at 2026-07-16T01:34:42Z.
MetaLaunch V5's first observed event was block 10,657,123 at 2026-07-15T19:47:14Z and its last was block 10,801,450 at 2026-07-15T23:48:15Z. The short current-version interval is why it should not be compared with historical versions without a separate versioned dataset.
Excluded platforms and evidence conflicts
RobinPad's published platform addresses had no deployed bytecode at the snapshot check. Other platforms lacked a complete current factory, a verified or decoded launch-event signature, or both. UI token cards and search-indexed token pages are not substituted for logs.
Nock's current launch implementation deploys individual tokens and uses shared Uniswap v4 infrastructure without one comparable verified platform factory in this evidence set. Assigning Nock an inferred count would create a false comparison, so it is explicitly excluded.
| Platform | Factory | Event | Count | First block | Last block |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LaunchHood | 0x62B33A039D289CBDa50EbeB72Fe4261449E61Bcf | TokenLaunched | 2,911 | 8,482,947 | 11,110,366 |
| DYOR Fun | 0x80B42Aed46d73f47119dC444beA28A9e68F32BF4 | TokenLaunched | 373 | 7,929,561 | 10,865,482 |
| MetaLaunch V5 | 0x49A3D384cd90A58815df31C1852dB4095B90c0De | LaunchLineage | 3 | 10,657,123 | 10,801,450 |
Frequently asked questions
Does a factory event equal one unique launch creator? No. One actor can create many launches and multiple wallets can belong to the same actor. Do event counts measure successful tokens? No. They do not prove liquidity, trading, survival, revenue, safety or community quality. Why is Nock Terminal absent from the count table? The checked Nock flow did not expose one comparable verified platform factory and event signature, so no count was invented. Why is RobinPad excluded? Its published platform addresses returned no deployed bytecode at the snapshot check. Can current and legacy factory versions be combined? Only as separately labeled versioned series with their own addresses and event signatures. This snapshot does not merge them. How can I reproduce the counts? Query eth_getLogs in complete bounded ranges through the snapshot block using the exact factory and topic, then verify first and last block timestamps.
Sources and verification
Last verified: July 16, 2026
Snapshot block 11,112,349 at 2026-07-16T08:26:54Z. Counts are raw decoded factory events and must not be interpreted as users, revenue, quality or market share.
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