the rules

LIT means someone paid. A token holds a beam slot because it placed the highest $SPOT bid for the current epoch. It is an ad slot with a label on it, nothing more. LIT is not an endorsement and it never hides a REKT stamp — a token can be LIT and REKT at the same time, and the board will show both.

The beam is eight paid curve slots, three paid graduate slots, and one unpaid FAMILY PICK. Each epoch runs 30 minutes. The highest bids at any moment hold the slots. Minimum bid is 250 $SPOT.

Bids persist until you are outbid or the epoch ends. If you outbid the lowest winner, that token drops back to the dark immediately.

FAMILY PICK cannot be bought. It goes to the highest spotCount token that is not REKT and not already LIT. It is labelled "FAMILY PICK · unpaid" so nobody confuses it with a paid slot.

Anyone can spot a token by burning a little $SPOT. That adds a SPOTTED stamp, bumps the token's spot count, and adds to your public spotter score. Your calls are permanent and public — good ones and bad ones.

REKT is applied by rule, never by mood. A token is marked REKT when:

• deployer has 5 or more live curves → "serial deployer"
• top wallet holds more than 20% of supply → "top wallet"
• liquidity pulled, curve stalled, or dev dump confirmed on chain

Nothing flips to REKT at random. If a stamp is on the board, a rule put it there and the token page names which one.

Rekt Spotter is not Pons and is not affiliated with Pons or Robinhood. It is an independent board over public Pons activity on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Nothing here is financial advice. Everything on a launchpad can go to zero, usually fast.

The registry is not live yet. Wallet connect, spots and beam bids are recorded in your browser only, so you can see how the board behaves before it is on chain.