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FOBO × AGENT — ROBINHOOD CHAIN

Half pixel.
Half circuit.
Fully agent.

Fogent is the agent layer for fobo launches on Robinhood Chain — the sister project to Pogent on Pons, with its own rulebook: check the dev behind a launch, watch the curve before it graduates, keep every new launch on radar. Plus three flagships nobody else runs: it grades devs on their launch promises, unmasks fresh wallets by their first funder, and flags copycat launches. The utilities are live now. The token comes after the crowd.

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Domainfogent.fun — secured
Registered until14 Nov 2027
Launchpadfobo · Robinhood Chain
Token $FOGENTNot live — no CA yet
Flagship utilities — nobody else runs these for fobo

The agent keeps receipts.

Scanners read contracts. Fogent's agent reads behavior: what a dev promised, where a deployer really came from, and who is copying whom. The always-on watcher that feeds all three automatically is the Phase 2 engine — until it ships, each tool below runs entirely in your browser, on data you pull from the explorer, and says exactly that. No invented records, no fake scores.

★ 01

Promise Tracker

LEDGER LIVE — IN THIS TAB

Devs make promises at launch — "no team bag", "burn at 100k", "LP locked a year" — in the launch post and the token description. Then everyone forgets. The agent doesn't: it writes the promise down and checks it against the chain, keeping a public score of kept vs. broken.

When the watcher ships, promises get captured at launch and graded automatically. Until then you are the capture step: log it here, verify it on the explorer, mark it kept or broken — the scoreboard math is the same.

Promise scoreboard

Nothing logged yet. The first promise a dev makes in public is the first line of their permanent record.

★ 02

Dev Family Tree

FUNDER TRACE — LIVE

A serial rugger's oldest trick is a fresh wallet. But a fresh wallet still has to be funded by someone — and that first funder is a fingerprint. Trace who sent the deployer its first ETH, and the "new dev" often turns out to be an old one.

Waiting for an address…
Waiting for an address…

Funding trail

Funder—
── funds ▶
Deployer—
No trail traced yet

Paste both addresses and the trail draws itself. A funder link is evidence, not proof — wallets get shared, exchanges fund thousands — but a deployer funded by a known serial launcher is a fact worth having before you buy.

★ 03

Copycat Radar

LOOKALIKE CHECKER — LIVE

Fogent's own sister project had fake $POGENT tokens launched with its logo and bio before the real one existed. Copycat Radar watches for exactly that: new launches whose name or ticker leans on a project that already earned its crowd — so the original hears about it before the victims do.

The full radar sweeps every new fobo launch against known projects automatically once the watcher ships. This checker scores one pair, right now, in your browser.

Similarity score

—No pair compared yet
Name similarity
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Ticker similarity
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Trick detected
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The checker catches the classic tricks: swapped look-alike characters (0 for O, 1 for l), one-letter edits, the original's name with a suffix like "AI" or "2.0", and tickers copied outright.

Utility — live now, before the token

Judge the dev. Watch the curve.

Pogent scans contracts on Pons. Fogent does something different on fobo: it profiles the creator behind a launch and tracks the bonding curve the token is riding. Both tools run entirely in your browser — nothing you type is sent anywhere or stored.

Dev Check

A token is a promise; the dev is the track record behind it. Paste a token contract or the creator's wallet on Robinhood Chain, then fill in what the explorer shows about that creator's past launches. Fogent scores the record — graduations, dead launches, and whether the dev sold out early.

Waiting for an address…
Optional — paste the first funder to trace the link.

Dev reputation score

—No record entered yet
Graduation rate—
Dead / abandoned rate—
Early sell-out—
Wallet age—
First funder (Family Tree)—

Enter the creator's numbers from the explorer. A first-time dev with zero launches scores as unknown — unknown is not the same as safe.

Stage 1 fills itself where a page honestly can — address formats are verified here, and the funding link is traced from the explorer in one paste. The launch history still comes from your explorer check: a static page can't pull a dev's full record alone, and faking one would be worse than asking. The watcher engine (Phase 2) is what automates the rest — the same engine behind Promise Tracker. Cross-check before trusting any number, including ours.

Launch Radar — the fobo feed

Every new launch, on one screen.

Launch Radar is Fogent's watchlist for the newest launches on fobo. Spot a launch, pin it here with its quick-glance stats, and track its curve without keeping twenty tabs open. Your radar is yours — entries live only in this tab, and $FOGENT takes the pinned slot the day it launches.

$FOGENT
Fobo Agent · fogent.fun
PINNED · NOT LAUNCHED

This slot is reserved. When $FOGENT launches on fobo, its curve goes live right here — first place the CA appears.

Curve—
Raised—
StatusPre-launch
CA: not published yet — anything trading under this name is not ours.
Radar is clear No community launches pinned yet. When you spot a new fobo launch worth watching, pin it above — name, contract, curve — and it lands here with its stats at a glance.
How Fogent operates

The agent's three rules

Pogent guards Pons launches its way. Fogent works fobo differently — read it as the operating manual, not a pitch.

01

Check the dev, not just the token

Contracts are cheap to deploy; reputations aren't. A creator who graduated their last launches and held their bags earns a look. A fresh wallet with three dead curves and an early exit earns a pass — every time.

02

Watch the curve, respect the curve

A bonding curve tells the truth in real time: how much is in, how much is left, how fast it's moving. Fogent trades the numbers on the curve — not the noise around it.

03

Built first, launched properly

The site, the domain and the utilities are live before the token exists. $FOGENT launches on fobo only when the community is actually there — the crowd comes first, the launch follows.

Tokenomics — Fobo Agent · $FOGENT

One tax. Three jobs.

$FOGENT carries a single 1.5% tax on trades, split three equal ways — published here before launch, and the contract will do exactly what this page says. No silent changes, ever.

1.5% total tax on every $FOGENT buy and sell — the only tax there is.
0.5% — Staking rewards

Routed to the staking pool and paid out to $FOGENT stakers. Holders who lock in earn from every trade, from day one.

0.5% — Creator

Keeps the lights on: development of the Fogent utilities, the site, and the radar. The builder's slice, stated in the open.

0.5% — Burned

Sent to the dead wallet automatically on every trade. Supply only ever shrinks — no mint switch, no exceptions.

Token nameFobo Agent
Ticker$FOGENT
LaunchFair launch on fobo
StatusNot live — no CA yet

Total supply and the contract address are published on this page before launch day. If a detail isn't written here, it isn't official.

Staking

Stake $FOGENT. Earn the flow.

Staking is built into Fogent's design from day one: the 0.5% staking slice of every trade feeds the pool, and stakers share it. The pool opens the moment $FOGENT launches — until then, the controls stay locked.

Staking is not open yet — because $FOGENT is not live. There is nothing to stake and nowhere legitimate to stake it. Any site offering Fogent staking before launch is fake. When the pool opens, it opens here.

Locking, rewards and withdrawals activate at launch, on this page, against the official contract only.

Pool preview

Reward source
0.5% of every trade
Your stake
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Your rewards
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Pool status
Opens at launch

Reward rates float with trading volume — a busy market pays more, a quiet one less. No fixed APY is promised, here or anywhere else.

Roadmap

Where Fogent is

No invented dates. Each phase unlocks when the previous one is real.

PHASE 1 — DONE

Foundation

The ground is secured and the lights are on.

  • fogent.fun registered (until 14 Nov 2027)
  • Final logo locked — pixel × circuit
  • This site live
PHASE 2 — NOW

Utilities & crowd

The tools ship before the token, and the community grows around them.

  • Promise Tracker, Dev Family Tree & Copycat Radar live
  • Dev Check (stage-1 funding trace), Curve Watch & Launch Radar live
  • Tokenomics published — 1.5% tax, split 0.5 / 0.5 / 0.5
  • Build the follower base first
FAQ

Straight answers

The questions that matter, answered the same way every time.

Is $FOGENT live yet?

No. There is no contract address, no pair, and no official sale. Anything trading under the Fogent name or using this logo right now is not ours. When $FOGENT launches, the CA will be published on this page first — and pinned to the top of Launch Radar.

Where and when will it launch?

On fobo, on Robinhood Chain — the same launchpad where $HAULT launched. There is no date yet on purpose: like Pogent, Fogent grows its crowd first and launches on a weekday when the community is ready, not into an empty weekend room.

What are the tokenomics?

$FOGENT (Fobo Agent) has one 1.5% tax on trades, split three equal ways: 0.5% to staking rewards, 0.5% to the creator, 0.5% burned to the dead wallet. It's a fair launch on fobo. Total supply and the contract address are published on the tokenomics section before launch day — what this page says on launch morning is what the contract does.

How does staking work?

From launch day, 0.5% of every $FOGENT trade flows into the staking pool and is shared by stakers. Until launch the staking panel stays locked — there is no legitimate Fogent staking anywhere before then, whatever a lookalike site claims.

How is Fogent different from Pogent?

Same builder, different launchpad, different tools. Pogent is Pons × Agent with its Guard Scan. Fogent is Fobo × Agent: instead of scanning contracts, it profiles the devs behind them (Dev Check), tracks their bonding curves (Curve Watch), and keeps new launches on one screen (Launch Radar). Its flagships go further than any scanner: Promise Tracker grades devs on the promises they made at launch, Dev Family Tree unmasks fresh deployer wallets through their first funder, and Copycat Radar flags lookalike launches riding on a real project's name.

Do the tools work for other tokens?

Yes. Dev Check and Curve Watch work for any launch on fobo / Robinhood Chain — paste the contract, enter what the explorer and launch page show. They run entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server or saved.

The sister circuit: Pogent

Pons × Agent — Guard Scan, the same open 1.5% tax split, and staking for $POGENT holders. Site live, token also not launched yet.

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