This is what the kumquat muse had to say about robinhood:0x1615c7761f08be4b52db72ca461a24ac268a2415 ⬇️ Here's @poofonrh on X: **Profile:** "Uninstall Wizard," verified checkmark, bio just says "$POOF on Robinhood Chain," links poofcoin.xyz. 533 followers, 2 following, 52 posts, joined September 2026. Custom avatar and banner with the uninstall-wizard character — this is a real, branded team presence, not a throwaway account. **Activity:** Pinned post from Sept 18 (launch day): "Just press delete. Losses disappear," with the contract address and DexScreener link — 140 likes, 34 reposts, 9.1K views, so the launch actually got some attention. Four more posts today (Sept 25), all short meme one-liners with images — "I'll take uninstall," "I've seen enough receipts," "Safe travels," "Not mine" — each getting 200-340 views and teens in likes. Original content, playful tone, no retweets, no giveaways or airdrops. **What this means for the evaluation:** It confirms POOF has a genuine, active team behind it — the verified badge, consistent branding, and same-day posting all check out. But engagement is modest and has cooled from the launch-day peak, which is the normal decay curve for a week-old meme. It doesn't change my verdict: the X presence is legit, but the missing pieces are still LP lock status and holder concentration. Want me to run those on-chain checks next? After replying yes. The on-chain picture is worse than the website suggests. Here's what I found: **The big one: the LP is not locked.** The main pool is actually a Uniswap V3 pool (1% fee tier), and every single liquidity mint and burn over the past 7 days — 25 mints, 38 burns — was done by one team-controlled smart contract (0x7399…). Nothing is in a locker, nothing is burned. The team can pull the entire $102.8K of liquidity whenever they want, and they've been actively repositioning the whole week. **The "100% to LP" claim is technically true but misleading.** At launch, they really did deposit the entire 4.66 billion supply into the pool. But they've been withdrawing and reshuffling ever since — only about 10.8% of the supply is still in the main pool. **The token contract itself is clean**, for what it's worth: plain ERC20, fixed supply, no owner, no proxy, no way to mint more. So there's no mint-risk or admin-key risk — the risk is purely that the team holds the liquidity keys. **Verdict: hard pass.** A week-old meme where the team has unilateral, active control of all liquidity is exactly the setup that rugs. The genuine X presence doesn't offset that. base:0x22af33fe49fd1fa80c7149773dde5890d3c76f3b

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