Chameleon
Robinhood Chain · 4663

Chameleon: buy without being followed

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Every buy is signed with your name.

Wallet trackers watch a single address and copy what it does. Yours is the one they watch.

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They follow it everywhere.

Copy-trade bots, bundle checkers, cluster tools. All of them need that one address to work.

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So the buy lands somewhere else.

Each purchase goes to a fresh address that only you can recognise. Same coin, no trail back to you.

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Buy without being followed.

A new address for every buy on Pons. Open source, no owner, no fee.

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01 / The problem

One address. Every move on show.

On a launchpad, a wallet is a public diary. Anyone can read what it bought, when, and how much. Bots do it for a living, and copy the good ones within a block.

Today: what a tracker sees

Eight buys, one address in the middle. Follow the address and you have all of them.

With Chameleon: what it sees

Eight buys, eight unrelated addresses. These are real derivations, made in your browser a moment ago.

02 / How it works

A standard, put to work.

Chameleon uses ERC-5564 stealth addresses, a finished Ethereum standard whose contracts are already deployed on Robinhood Chain. We connect it to Pons: a router buys the coin straight into a one-time address and announces it. Step through one derivation below, with the real bytes.

03 / Try it

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No wallet, no sign-in. Your keys are created in this page and never leave it.

Your meta-address

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A one-time address for the next buy
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04 / Honest limits

What it hides. What it does not.

Chameleon unlinks your holdings. It is not a mixer, and it does not pretend to be.

Hidden

  • Which wallet holds the tokens you buy.
  • The link between your buys: each one lands on its own address.
  • Your later sells, which come from a one-time address too.
  • Copy-trade bots that follow the buys of one watched wallet.

Not hidden

  • Who sends the transaction that calls the router. Use a one-time funder, not the wallet people watch.
  • How that funder was topped up. Cluster analysis can still follow plain transfers.
  • The token and the amount of each buy. They are public on any launchpad.
05 / Trust

Very little to trust.

The router is a few dozen lines with no owner, no fee, no upgrade path and no funds of its own. It is tested against the real Pons curve and the real announcer on a fork of Robinhood Chain.

0 keysNo owner, no admin, no proxy. Nobody can change it or pause it.
0 % feeThe router charges nothing. Only the curve's own fee applies.
0 fundsIt holds nothing between calls. Leftover ETH goes back to the caller.
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