launchpost $LAUNCHPOST
What the chain says
$LAUNCHPOST has 177 holders on Robinhood Chain and a total supply of 1,000,000,000. 9.69% of that supply sits at burn addresses and can never move again. The ten largest ordinary wallets hold 5.98%, 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 verified, so its behaviour can be read directly. The earliest of its active locks unlocks on 2049-12-31.
| Holders | 177 |
| Transfers | 15,532 |
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| Price | $0.00000416 |
| Market cap | $3,761 |
| Contract source | verified |
| Top 10 wallets | 5.98% contracts & burn addresses excluded |
| Burnt | 9.69% of total supply |
Active locks
Burns and vesting
none found as of 2026-10-18 19:21 UTC
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Common questions
Is $LAUNCHPOST liquidity locked?
$LAUNCHPOST has 1 active lock recorded on HoodLock as of 2026-10-18 19:21 UTC, holding 8,837,804 $LAUNCHPOST (0.88% of supply) worth about $37. Open the proof page to see each amount and unlock date read live from the chain.
How many holders does $LAUNCHPOST have?
177 addresses hold $LAUNCHPOST on Robinhood Chain, across 15,532 transfers, as of 2026-10-18 18:56 UTC.
Is the $LAUNCHPOST contract verified?
Yes. The source code is verified on Blockscout, which means the readable code provably matches the bytecode deployed on-chain.
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This page reads $LAUNCHPOST's locks from Robinhood Chain and opens without a wallet, so anyone can check them. Locking your own takes one transaction and a flat 0.005 ETH, never a percentage of your tokens.
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