The MadeOnSol blog
Field-tested guides on KOL wallet tracking, Pump.fun deployer scoring, trading bots, DeFi yields, and the MadeOnSol API. Every post is researched, written, and edited in-house. The editorial blog has no sponsored posts — paid placements live at /sponsored with clear labeling. We don't rewrite press releases.
Editorial volume
What the archive looks like — live counts from the database.
All in-house
From KOL to DePIN
3,574 minutes
Always
Featured
Meteora DLMM lets you provide liquidity in active price bins, not the whole range — earning 5-10x Raydium fees. How they work and current APRs.
Browse by topic
The archive
Filter by category, search by keyword, or skim the chronology. Pagination is at the bottom — 12 per page.
A common myth says x402 payments only work with USDC. They don't. USDG (Global Dollar) implements EIP-3009, so it works with x402 today — and it settles natively on Robinhood Chain. Here's why, with the on-chain details.
Accuracy in on-chain data is a provenance question. Here's the full chain of custody behind MadeOnSol's Robinhood Chain API: our own synced node, a self-hosted non-custodial x402 facilitator, and no third-party reseller in the middle.
AI agents can now buy Robinhood Chain KOL and deployer intelligence per call — no signup, no API key, the wallet is the key. Here's how the x402 payment flow works, and why you can pay in USDG on Robinhood Chain or USDC on Solana.
A working walkthrough: have an AI agent buy live Robinhood Chain KOL trade signals per call, paying in USDG via x402 — no API key, no signup. About 30 lines with viem and fetch.
One x402 endpoint, two ways to pay: USDG on Robinhood Chain (EVM) or USDC on Solana (SVM). Here's how the x402 accepts[] array lets a single resource take payment on two chains — and why the agent picks.
A minimal starter repo that pays a MadeOnSol Robinhood Chain endpoint per call in USDG via x402 — clone it, drop in a wallet key, and you're querying live KOL data in a minute. No API key.
If you need Robinhood Chain data programmatically, you have three options: an intelligence API like MadeOnSol, an analytics tool like RobinX, or a raw RPC node. Here's what each actually gives you — and where they differ.
Four ready-to-analyze Solana datasets — 1.25M scored wallets, 1.5M priced KOL trades, 27k real deployers, plus genesis-complete Robinhood Chain — as scrubbed, checksummed CSVs with free 5,000-row samples.
As of mid-July 2026, NOXA was ~75% of Robinhood Chain deploys before dying and relaunching as Pons — now #1 at ~930 deploys/hr. flap.sh leads curve volume, Clanker feeds Uniswap v4, and hood.fun has just 8 lifetime graduations.
1.25M Solana wallets, each pre-scored with win_rate, net_pnl_sol, roi, bundle_rate and a 0–1 bot_confidence label — a ready-made feature table for copy-trade backtests and model training.
As of mid-July 2026, only 23% of human alpha wallets on Robinhood Chain are mostly-memecoin — 66% mostly trade non-launchpad assets like stables, tokenized stocks and blue-chips. The chain built for stocks became a meme machine, but the money says otherwise.
Computing deployer reputation for ~27k real Pump.fun deployers means a validator gRPC feed, an indexing pipeline, terabytes of storage, and bond attribution — or a €99 file. Here's the honest cost breakdown, including where building your own still wins.
Publish on MadeOnSol
We accept sponsored guest posts at /sponsored — from $99, editorial standards apply (we reject ~80% of drafts). The editorial blog itself stays sponsor-free: written by our team, no outside content.