Track insider rings.Before you buy in.

RING-HUNTER AI reads a token's on-chain data — who launched it, who bought first, and where their funds came from — then flags wallets that move together. Everything runs from your own terminal.

• 11 stagesreal progress, not fake animation
• 0–100deterministic, auditable score
• Zero keysno private keys, no transactions

Ready inone minute.

Install once, use it from any folder — Windows, macOS, or Linux. Run these in your terminal. Click to copy.

1. Have Node.js 22.13 or newerGet it from nodejs.org if node -v shows an older version.node -v
2. Install RING-HUNTERAdds the ring-hunter command globally.npm install -g ring-hunter-ai
3. Create your configWrites ~/.ring-hunter/.env with the public RPC + chain ID 4663. Never overwrites an existing file.ring-hunter init
4. Check the connectionConfirms the RPC really is Robinhood Chain (4663).ring-hunter check
5. Scan your first tokenThe PXT1 test token — safe for a first try.ring-hunter scan 0xB6ea…C09B --no-ai

One command.Eleven stages.

Open the interactive menu with ring-hunter, or scan a token directly. Each stage lights up only when it has actually finished: connection, network check, token contract, creator, pools, early buyers, holders, funding graph, clusters, contract, score.

Wallets thatmove together.

Early buyers are linked by a shared funding source, direct transfers, ties to the deployer, and closely timed buys. Exchanges, bridges, and hot wallets are excluded to avoid false positives.

• STRONG_CORRELATIONseveral strong indicators at once — often includes the deployer
• POSSIBLE_CLUSTERfunding indicators worth checking
• OBSERVED_LINKone observed connection
• UNVERIFIEDtiming coincidence only

Every cluster comes with tx-hash evidence and alternative explanations. On-chain correlation is not proof of shared ownership.

A score youcan audit.

Six components with fixed weights. Missing data is never treated as safe — the component is excluded and coverage drops.

AI writes.The engine counts.

Gemini or Groq only drafts the summary. Every address, score, and percentage the AI writes is checked against the engine's data — if anything doesn't match, the summary is rejected and the local analysis is used. The app runs fully even without an API key.

# ~/.ring-hunter/.env  — fill in one of them (optional)
AI_PROVIDER=groq
GROQ_API_KEY=…your key…
GROQ_MODEL=…a model name from your account…

# strongly recommended: ETH funding sources between wallets
BLOCK_EXPLORER_API_KEY=…free at dev.blockscout.com…

API keys are never printed and never sent to the AI.

Connect a wallet.Get the commands.

Connecting only reads your address — no transactions. The page then builds CLI commands ready to copy.

Link your CLI.Optional.

Tie the ring-hunter command on your computer to your wallet. Every scan works without it — the account only identifies you.

1. Connect & sign inOn the account page your wallet signs one plain-text message (Sign-In with Ethereum). Not a transaction, no gas, no token approval.Open the account page →
2. Create your API keyThe dashboard shows it once — store it like a password. You can rotate or revoke it any time.
3. Log in from the terminalPaste the key when asked; it is saved in ~/.ring-hunter.ring-hunter login

Check it with ring-hunter whoami; remove it with ring-hunter logout. The site never asks for your seed phrase or private key.

Launch on Pons.Scan before you buy.

Tokens launched on the Robinhood side of the launchpad use Pons v2 — the same factory 0x7eD5…EC7e that RING-HUNTER reads. So you can check any Pons token before you buy it.

1. Find a token on the launchpadSwitch the launchpad to the Robinhood network to see Pons tokens.
2. Copy its addressThe 0x… address on the token's page.
3. Scan itPaste the address after scan.ring-hunter scan <tokenAddress>

Different roles: RING-HUNTER only reads. The launchpad signs transactions through your wallet (launch, buy, sell, claim) — review every confirmation in your wallet. Solana tokens (base58 addresses) can't be scanned by RING-HUNTER.

Every command,in one place.