How TRNCH keeps rugs out of the Heat

Every new Robinhood Chain token is screened before it reaches the Heat. What TIA keeps out, in numbers.

TIA, the Trnch Intelligence Agency, looks at every new Robinhood Chain token before it can enter the Heat. It works from on-chain data across the whole history of the chain, from its first block: every launch, every deployer and every rug since day one. Most launches never get to the Heat.

What TIA keeps out

• Rugs: tokens whose liquidity or supply is set up to be pulled from buyers.
• Honeypots: tokens you can buy but not sell.
• Scam contracts and heavy sell taxes.
• Copycats: tokens that borrow the name of another one.
• Tokens linked to the deployer of a previous rug: flagged as soon as they are spotted, refused on TRNCH, and shown in the Rug tab and in Analytics.

In numbers

On a typical day TIA sees close to 700 new tokens, keeps around 200 out as High risk and catches about 185 rugs, with a median detection time of about 2 seconds. The live numbers are public at trnch.fun/api/bot/v1/stats.

What it means for you

The Heat shows what is left once the obvious traps are gone, and TRNCH refuses to route a swap into a token TIA keeps out. It is not a promise that a token will go up: new tokens stay risky, and you decide what you buy.