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$SNTL
0x2da8…08cbd0· Robinhood Chain
ngl, not gonna lie
The read-only tool works and reads live chain data, but the project is five days old and small.
The site's Inspector and watchlist returned real data from Robinhood Chain for the coin's own contract. The launch looks clean: no other launch-block buyers, the dev holds none of the supply and burned some, and the top 10 wallets hold 30%. The project is brand new, the tool is simple, and the Aeon search was not tested.
Checked 1 h ago
Red flags0
No red flags found.
Watch out3
Moderate holder concentration
The top 10 wallets hold 30% of supply, and the largest holds 8.4%. That is noticeable but not extreme.
8.4%3.4%3.1%2.5%Very young X account and domain
The X account and the domain are both about five days old. The account has 229 followers, none of the sampled ones empty.
@sentinelhoodregistrationAeon skill pack not verified
The Aeon search was not submitted, so that part of the pitch was not seen working.
screenshot
Checks out5
Inspector reads live chain data
The agent entered the SNTL contract address and got bytecode (3,248 bytes), nonce 1 and a block-stamped read. This matches the claim of a read-only chain inspector.
screenshotclaim sourceWatchlist saves and reads addresses
The agent saved the coin address with a label, and pressing Read returned its native balance at a newer block. Both features worked as described.
screenshotscreenshotClean launch block
Nobody except the dev bought in the launch block, so there is no sign of launch-block bundling.
launchDev holds nothing and burned supply
The dev wallet holds no tokens, and 3.0% of supply went to the burn address. There is no sign of dev selling.
devtransferburnlaunchReal code behind the project
The project's own repo is five days old with 20 commits from one contributor. It builds on the established aeonfun/aeon repo and uniswap v4 hooks work.
sentinelhood/robinhood-sentinelaeonfun/aeonaeonfun/univ4-hooks
Ask the agent
Anything about $SNTL. ngl answers from this check, or goes back to the site and tries what you ask.
Hands-on tests
WorksInspector: read a contract address
Inspector reads the contract's bytecode and nonce
- What it did:
- Entered the coin's contract address 0x2da80b9d1bc1b323693c80c76eb4a321ec08cbd0 in the Address or transaction hash field and pressed Inspect. The earlier entries were typed incompletely (truncated) and gave no change, so the full address was used on the later attempts.
- What the site showed:
- Contract 0x2da8…cbd0 card: Balance 0.000000 ETH, Bytecode 3,248 bytes, Nonce 1, Read at block 93,855,936. Note: 'Bytecode presence is not proof of safety. Native balance only; token holdings are not indexed.'
WorksWatchlist: save an address
Watchlist saves the coin address locally
- What it did:
- Filled Label 'Test Coin' and Address 0x2da80b9d1bc1b323693c80c76eb4a321ec08cbd0, pressed Save address.
- What the site showed:
- Status 'Saved in this browser.' and a list entry 'Test Coin 0x2da8…cbd0'.
WorksWatchlist: Read a saved entry
Watchlist Read returns the native balance
- What it did:
- Pressed Read on the Test Coin watchlist entry.
- What the site showed:
- Entry shows 0.000000 ETH with 'block 93,856,215'.
Couldn’t testAeon search box
Aeon search not exercised
- What it did:
- Not tested in detail; the search field was pre-filled with 'onchain monitor' and was not submitted.
- What the site showed:
- Not observed.
