Moonroster is a free game and analytics toolkit built on Robinhood Chain, where real-world stocks trade as tokens around the clock next to memecoins from the Pons launchpad. Everything you see — prices, scores, PnL, whale trades — is read straight from the chain. Moonroster never holds your funds and never asks for a transaction to play.
Start and end prices are taken at exactly Monday 00:00 and Sunday 23:59:59 UTC from on-chain Uniswap pools, as a ~30-minute time-weighted average (or the median of several samples). One big trade in the last second can't pump a score. A pick that can't be priced counts as 0%, never as a loss.
Stocks: every tokenized stock and ETF on the chain whose pool holds at least $1,000. Memecoins: Pons tokens that have graduated to a DEX pool with at least $5,000 of liquidity — anything thinner is too easy to push around.
The pool is the treasury wallet's balance, shown live with a link to the explorer. Each season uses 20% of it; the rest rolls over. The Main League pays the top 10 (30% / 20% / 12% / 8% / 6% / 5% / 5% / 5% / 5% / 4%). Ties share the positions they occupy. Winners are paid out manually from the treasury after the season closes.
To keep farms of fresh wallets out, a wallet must have sent at least 5 transactions or be at least 7 days old to enter. One roster per wallet per season.
Paste any wallet and get a shareable card with its profit & loss on tokenized stocks and Pons memecoins, win rate, best and worst trade, average hold time — and a roast to go with it.
Results are estimates for fun, not accounting or tax records.
Every buy or sell of a tracked stock or memecoin worth at least $2,500 lands in a live feed, with net flow per asset, the most active whale wallets and the largest holders. A transfer counts as a buy when tokens come out of a pool or router into a wallet, and as a sell the other way round; tokens that only pass through a wallet in the same transaction are netted out.
Paste a token address and get a 0–100 score with the reasons behind it: where the token came from (official stock token, Pons launch or unknown), its age, pool liquidity, holder count, how much the deployer and the largest wallet hold, and the deployer's track record with earlier launches.
A score is a set of on-chain red flags, not a guarantee either way.