astronaut $ASTRO

0x5b81efe5e0ba2b31c0ed843b908a2c45fe6e14c5

What the chain says

$ASTRO has 2,329 holders on Robinhood Chain and a total supply of 1,000,000,000. 42.39% of that supply sits at burn addresses and can never move again. The ten largest ordinary wallets hold 17.18%, so supply is reasonably spread. Contracts, pools and burn addresses are excluded from that figure, because they hold large balances by design. The contract source is not verified, so nothing about its behaviour can be checked independently.

Active locks

Burns and vesting

Read from HoodLock's own contracts. These cover HoodLock's own contracts only; tokens may also be locked elsewhere or liquidity burned directly, so here is how to check the rest.

Other tokens on Robinhood Chain

Common questions

Is $ASTRO liquidity locked?

No HoodLock lock was found for $ASTRO as of 2026-10-18 21:02 UTC. A lock made through HoodLock shows here once the chain has confirmed it. There is nothing to submit and nobody to notify. That said, this covers HoodLock's own locker only: the tokens may be locked with another service, or the liquidity burned, so check the LP token's holder list before concluding anything.

How many holders does $ASTRO have?

2,329 addresses hold $ASTRO on Robinhood Chain, across 111,398 transfers, as of 2026-10-18 18:58 UTC.

Is the $ASTRO contract verified?

No. The source is not verified on Blockscout, so the transfer logic, supply cap and owner privileges cannot be checked by anyone outside the team.