@coingecko's deep dive on @ponsdotfamily ends on the right question: what stays useful after launch week? 207,893 tokens launched in the first 32 days of Pons V2. Only 3,228 graduated to Uniswap. But graduation measures whether a market fills. It doesn't tell you whether anyone keeps building. That's the layer HEY tracks. Of the Pons launches we currently track, 34 are still shipping through public releases, contract deployments and code activity. Not a ranking. Not a recommendation. Just evidence of who kept building after the launch rush. CoinGecko suggests looking at which markets still trade after 7 and 30 days. We'd add one more column: Is the team still shipping? Durable liquidity + durable building tells a much more interesting story than launch numbers alone. Great research by @IQWIKI with data from @Bitquery_io. coingecko.com/learn/pons-sto…

Small builders are useful enough to build your ecosystem, but never important enough to get your attention. Without builders, Robinhood Chain is nothing. This isn't FUD. We build on Robinhood Chain every day and we want it to win more than anyone. So let's say the quiet part out loud. This chain earned about $51M in fees in its first quarter. More than Ethereum, by ARK's count. The builder money we can find in public is $1M Robinhood put into Arbitrum's hackathons. The $100M developer program everyone talks about is still a rumor. Since mid September: Daily DEX volume fell from $2.6B to $1.1B. Trades from 7M a day to 2M. Token launches from 28,000 a day to 7,000. Pons fees from $11.4M on its best day to about $300K. Down 97%. The builders didn't leave. 20 to 40 teams still ship every single day. 257 ships from 162 projects last week. Real releases, real contracts, real code. Hey Research Lab reads every one of them off its source. And almost nobody sees them. They post their releases to empty timelines. They ship at 3am and wake up to zero replies. They pay for servers, RPC, indexers and audits out of their own pockets, hoping someone notices. Pay peanuts and you get monkeys, and these teams aren't even getting peanuts. For how long? Until the savings run out? Until another team quietly shuts down? Until the people doing the work accept that nobody was coming to look? Every time Robinhood talks about this chain, it's Stock Tokens and RWA. We understand, that's yours. But the builders are yours too. We know you can't promote tokens. We're not asking you to. Promote the builders: their apps, their code, their releases. A directory of what's built here. Grants that go straight to the teams. A spotlight on your own timeline. None of that is investment advice. All of it is discovery. @vladtenev @johannkerbrat @RobinhoodCrypto make the selection process public. Show us how an unknown team gets considered. Publish who receives support, why they were chosen, and what they deliver. Let the work compete. @ponsdotfamily most of this chain launched through you. When your market drops, every project on it drops too, shipping or not. Help the teams who keep building on what you launched get seen. Be as angry at Hey Research Lab as you want. Ignore us, criticize us, make us the ones you blame. We can take it. But at least support the small builders. The ones still here, still shipping, still believing. We're not writing this to fight anyone. We're writing it because we want Robinhood Chain to make it. Robinhood, Pons, the builders and everyone using what gets built here are on the same side. A better ecosystem only happens if we build it together. If you build on Robinhood Chain, or you love something built here, quote this post. Share one thing you're proud of on this chain and tag @vladtenev. Let him see who's still here. We're not going anywhere. We'll keep shipping and keep counting every ship. Open the door. Let the work speak.

Hey Research Lab × PFWA @pfwafun now shows HEY's builder card on every Robinhood Chain token market on pfwa.fun. You see who's building right next to the market: building status read from evidence, the latest ship with its source, and never a price signal. What else came out of it: - HEY's badge is in PFWA's footer, and it updates itself every time they ship - HEY is in PFWA's "Powered by" strip - Sherwood's two Uniswap v4 hooks are listed on HEY's hooks page, tied to PFWA's page Same rules as everywhere on HEY: "not measured" stays "not measured", and a token a project disowns is never linked to it. Builders helping builders, on Robinhood Chain.

You’ve seen the pumps. You’ve seen the rugs. Have you seen who’s still shipping when nobody’s watching? Three months inside Robinhood Chain. Overlooked builders, our own fuckups, and the work that never made your feed. You haven’t seen the whole chain.

You're watching the wrong 99.93% of Robinhood Chain. 1.6 million tokens. We can prove 1,117 teams are actually building. That's 0.07%, and almost nobody is watching them. We spent three months tracking all of it. What we found: → 300 new tokens a day for every team that ships → The 100 busiest tokens trade $109,110 a day. Builders' tokens trade $150 → 1,661 "ships" in one week, much of it bots. Every honest rule made the number smaller → We sent fixes to 114 repos we don't own. 10 merged The builders are already here. The attention just hasn't caught up. Which builder on Robinhood Chain deserves more eyes? Tag them below 👇

We now help fix the bugs we find. Every day, we read the code builders ship on Robinhood Chain. When we find a bug we can fix, we don't just point it out. We write the fix and send it to the team as a pull request, for them to review and merge. So far: 94 pull requests sent, 6 merged, and 13 teams contacted privately where the fix is best handled quietly. Not rivals. Neighbours. Building a friendlier Robinhood Chain, together. Every fix, in the open: heyresearch.xyz/contribution…