Illustrative simulation. Deterministic model output — not financial advice or a price prediction.
The Transparent Crypto
Every purchase carries its own independent 30-day cool-down. Buy on day N, sell no earlier than day N + 30. Fees recycle into liquidity, marketing and holders — and you can model all of it live below.

01 — Buy
$CLEAR is deployed on Robinhood Chain and trades on-chain from your own wallet. There is no presale desk and no custodial checkout — bridge in, swap, and every link below is pre-filled with the official contract.

Always verify the address against this page before swapping. Impersonator tokens are common — if it doesn't match exactly, it isn't $CLEAR.
Swap the chain's native gas asset → $CLEAR on Robinhood Chain liquidity.
Move funds from Ethereum or your Robinhood account onto Robinhood Chain.
Open Robinhood Chain BridgeLive price, liquidity depth and trade history for the $CLEAR pair.
Advanced charting, holder distribution and pair audit.
Verify the contract, supply and on-chain transfers.
Use MetaMask, Rabby or any EVM wallet and add the Robinhood Chain network. It's an EVM chain, so your existing wallet works.
Move assets from Ethereum — or straight from your Robinhood account — onto Robinhood Chain to cover the swap and gas.
Use the links below, each pre-loaded with the verified $CLEAR contract. The 2% LP fee and creator fee pool are applied on-chain automatically.
That specific buy unlocks on day N + 30. Every later buy carries its own independent cool-down.
Swaps execute on third-party decentralised exchanges on Robinhood Chain. $CLEAR does not custody funds or process payments. Nothing here is financial advice.
02 — Tokenomics
A 7% creator fee is applied to volume and split four ways. Nothing is discretionary — the same routing runs in the simulator below, so you can see exactly where the money lands day by day.
Reinvested into the LP on every buy, deepening the book and damping volatility over time.
Operations, compliance and infrastructure for the entity behind the token.
Distribution budget for creators, campaigns and partnerships that drive real volume.
Streamed back to existing holders, rewarding the wallets that sit through the cool-down.
03 — Mechanics
Because each buy unlocks on its own schedule, sell pressure arrives as a smooth daily trickle instead of one synchronized dump. The model assumes constant $100,000 daily buy volume and 200 new holders per day, with 30% of each unlocked cohort selling.
That specific purchase starts its own independent 30-day clock. Earlier buys keep their own timers.
The position cannot be sold. Buy pressure accumulates while the LP grows from recycled fees.
The cool-down expires and the wallet may sell that portion. The model assumes ~30% of each cohort exits.
04 — Why the cool-down
The 2025 and 2026 launch data is brutally consistent: the failure mode is not bad ideas, it is instant exit liquidity. The sellers — or “jeet” mentality — on-chain has become a disease: wallets rotate into a token, skim a few percent, and exit before the next block. Nefarious developers often bundle the majority of supply at token creation, then sell off on new investors the moment trading opens. Snipers and early wallets join the dump, so price discovery never happens — the chart is a single candle up and a permanent candle down. The 30-day rolling cool-down removes that mechanic at the contract level. Nobody, including the team, can convert a fresh buy into an exit for 30 days.
Solidus Labs reviewed the platform's launch history and found only ~1.4% ever sustained real liquidity.
Source →The same 2025 study flagged the overwhelming majority of new Solana pools as hard or soft rugs.
Source →DEXTools' 2026 Token Survival Index shows the vast majority of new tokens are dead within a month.
Source →Insiders and snipers typically dump inside the first trading session — long before retail can react.
Source →Dune Analytics data shows the average memecoin hold time on Solana collapsed to 58 seconds in 2026 — down from 100 seconds in 2025.
Source →Nefarious developers often hold the majority of supply at token creation, then dump on new buyers as soon as trading opens.
Source →Share of new launches flagged as coordinated dumps versus liquidity rugs, 2025 → 2026.
Published third-party research on launch volume and the share that ended in fraud, rug pulls or abandonment.
| Year | Scope | Launches | Failure mode | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024–25 | Pump.fun (all-time launches reviewed)Solidus Labs, 2025 Rug Pull Report | ~7,000,000 | Rug pulls / pump-and-dump activity | 98.6% |
| 2025 | Raydium liquidity pools (Solana)Solidus Labs, 2025 Rug Pull Report | Pools sampled on-chain | Classified as rug pulls | 93% |
| 2024–25 | All new tokens, cross-chainChainalysis (conservative on-chain threshold) | Millions of deployments | Show explicit pump-and-dump traits | 4.5% |
| 2026 | Pump.fun launch cohort studyarXiv survival analysis, 2026 | 832,941 launches analysed | Never graduate / go inactive | 97% |
| 2026 | New tokens launching daily, all chainsDEXTools Token Survival Index, 2026 | ~68,000 / day | No longer traded after 30 days | 99% |
Methodology note
Figures are drawn from published third-party research (Solidus Labs, Chainalysis, DEXTools, arXiv) and are rounded to one significant figure where the original report provided a range. Each study uses a different detection method: Solidus Labs screens Pump.fun and Raydium for price, liquidity, and holder-behavior markers; Chainalysis applies a conservative on-chain pump-and-dump model across all new deployments; arXiv models graduation/survival probability from a Pump.fun cohort; DEXTools measures whether a token still has active trades at 30 days. Because definitions of “scam,” “rug pull,” and “inactive” differ, the percentages are directional, not directly comparable, and should be read as a band of evidence rather than a single exact rate.
Click any source link in the table above to review the underlying methodology, sample size, and confidence intervals.
A buy made on day N cannot be sold until day N + 30. Snipers and bots lose the only strategy that makes rug pulls profitable.
Because every buy has its own clock, unlocks arrive as a daily trickle instead of one synchronized dump.
2% of every buy plus the sell fee recycle into the pool, so depth increases during the exact window when nobody can exit.
Even if a developer bundles supply at creation, the 30-day lock applies to every wallet — they cannot dump on new buyers at launch.
With an average Solana memecoin hold time of just 58 seconds, the cool-down forces holders to align with the project instead of flipping the next block.
05 — The cure
A token reaching a nine or ten figure market cap is not a marketing outcome, it is an arithmetic one: sustained net inflow has to exceed sustained net outflow for weeks, not minutes. On-chain, that condition has become almost impossible to satisfy. Launch mechanics hand every participant an instant exit, so demand is converted into supply on the same candle it appears. The result is a market where thousands of tokens launch daily and effectively none of them run — not because the capital is missing, but because the structure guarantees it leaves. $CLEAR changes the structure, not the story.
Four structural reasons runners stopped happening.
A token needs sustained net inflow to climb from six figures to nine. When every buyer can sell in the same block, the first $100k of demand is absorbed by insiders exiting, not by price discovery.
With an average memecoin hold time measured in seconds, the same dollars cycle through hundreds of tickers a day. Nothing accumulates a holder base long enough to build a market cap.
Deployers who control the float at creation cap the ceiling themselves — the moment a chart looks like a runner, the largest wallet is already selling into it.
Pools launched thin stay thin. Without a mechanism that grows depth as volume arrives, every new size buy moves price violently and every sell erases it just as fast.
Each failure answered by a contract-level rule, not a promise.
Every buy carries its own independent 30-day clock. Day-one capital is structurally unable to become day-one exit liquidity — for the team, for snipers, for everyone.
2.0% of every buy plus the sell fee route straight back into liquidity. Depth increases during the exact window when nobody can exit, so the book is thicker by the time unlocks begin.
Because each purchase has its own expiry, sell pressure is spread across every future day instead of landing as one synchronized dump on a single unlock date.
2.0% of volume is distributed back to holders through the rewards basket while their position is locked, so the waiting period produces yield instead of impatience.
The cool-down does not create demand — it stops demand from being cancelled out the moment it arrives.
Before the first cohort can sell, 30 days of buy volume has already entered the book.
Only a portion of each cohort exits; the remainder stays in the float and keeps compounding.
Full liquidations pay a penalty that is recycled back into the pool the seller just drained.
LP, holders, marketing and operations are funded by volume, not by selling supply.
06 — Holders
Holding is not passive here. The protocol routes a share of every transaction back to the people who sit through the cool-down — paid out as a rotating rewards basket of stocks, crypto, ETFs, mega caps, and AI/Tech assets selected by the $CLEAR team. You earn from a deepening LP, from a supply schedule designed to prevent synchronized dumps, and from a payout mix that can be customized to holder liking.
Two percent of every dollar in volume is distributed to existing holders as a curated basket of assets — stocks, crypto, ETFs, mega caps, and AI/Tech picks. The $CLEAR team customizes the basket, and it can be updated at any time to match holder preference.
Another two percent of every buy is reinvested into the liquidity pool. A deeper LP means tighter spreads and less slippage for every holder when they eventually sell.
Because every buy unlocks on its own 30-day timer, sell pressure never arrives all at once. That controlled exit flow helps preserve price for holders still inside the lock.
Holder fee: 2.0% of volume. Distributed as a rotating mix of assets.
Stocks, crypto, ETFs, mega caps & AI/Tech
One listed asset per cycle
Advances to the cheapest option to claim
Basket can be updated anytime
Crypto payouts are delivered in Ethereum. Stock rewards are rotating across the mega-cap and AI/Tech names below. Tickers are shown for reference.
Important: the holder allocation is paid from the creator fee pool, not from a sell tax. Buyers are not taxed extra; instead, a share of the 7% creator fee on total volume is streamed back to existing holders. Payouts are pro-rata based on tokens held versus circulating supply, and each cycle advances to the next listed asset in the basket — chosen by the $CLEAR team — with priority given to the lowest gas option for the current claim. The basket composition can be changed at any time to reflect market conditions or holder feedback.
07 — Simulator
Every buy is subject to a rolling 30-day cooldown — each purchase has its own independent 30-day cooldown period. For a buy made on day N, that portion can only be sold starting on day N + 30. Once the cooldown for that specific buy expires, the wallet may sell it.
The system assumes a constant daily buy volume of $100,000 with 200 new holders entering each day.
A 7% creator fee is applied to all volume. This fee is distributed as follows:
• 2.0% recycled back into the liquidity pool (LP)
• 1.0% to the LLC wallet
• 2.0% to KOLs and marketing
• 2.0% to existing holders
Any parameter within the chart below may be changed by the user to predict volume flow, creator fee distribution, and marketcap updates.
Illustrative simulation. Deterministic model output — not financial advice or a price prediction.