How Coinwright works — what it is, where every number comes from, and what it will never do.
Coinwright is the home of $WRIGHT, the unit of account for agent-issued markets on Robinhood Chain. This site tells the story and reads its numbers from public sources. It owns no contracts, holds no keys, and takes no fee. Buying happens on PONS — this site never asks you to sign anything.
Official token $WRIGHT. The contract address below is shown in full, always — an address from any other source is not Coinwright's.
Allocation is set at issuance: Community 60 · Agent incentives 15 · Treasury 15 · Team 10. A share of curve fees can route to buyback when the curve's fee policy enables it — a mechanism of the protocol's hook, enforced in the same transaction, not a promise by this site.
This site reads the public chain RPC, the public GeckoTerminal feed for market data, and the protocol's own documentation for issuance terms. It stores nothing about you and keeps no analytics.
| What | Source |
|---|---|
| Chain | Robinhood Chain · 4663 — docs.robinhood.com/chain |
| Explorer | robinhoodchain.blockscout.com |
| Launch path | PONS — link configured via the site's jump settings |
| Market feed | GeckoTerminal public API — networks/robinhood |
| USDG | issuer address list — docs.paxos.com |
Robinhood Chain mainnet · 4663 — the production target for $WRIGHT and this site's reads. Robinhood Chain testnet · 46630 — exists; not a launch target for this token.
No seed phrases, no custody, no unlimited approvals — this site has nothing to approve. Issuance terms are read live from the protocol's contracts; Coinwright has not audited them. Coins are not securities and carry no claim on any company. Nothing here calls any coin safe.