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According to the Dune dashboard, competition among token launch platforms on the Robinhood Chain is intensifying. On July 16, the total number of new tokens added across the entire chain reached 42,709, with pons.family leading at 11,547 tokens, followed closely by flap.sh with 9,935 tokens, and hood.fun launching 6,471 tokens.In terms of trading volume, as of July 15, noxa.fun held a 43.0% market share among launch platforms on the Robinhood Chain, followed by pons.family at 37.4%, flap.sh at 5.8%, and clanker.world and bankr.bot at 3.3% and 2.3%, respectively.From the current data, the launch platforms on the Robinhood Chain are forming a pattern where "pons.family leads in the number of tokens launched, and noxa.fun dominates in trading volume."

Robinhood Chain's Pons launchpad officially responded to previous reports regarding a token authorization vulnerability in its frontend, stating that the Pons launchpad trading page does not have any Multicall3 functionality. The Multicall3 functionality mentioned in the tweet comes from the previous version of the Debank Chain cross-chain bridge, which was launched before the Pons launchpad and does not affect launchpad users.Currently, the only confirmed affected asset is 0.6 NOXA tokens, valued at approximately $0.66. As a security precaution, Pons recommends that users who have used the old cross-chain bridge revoke token authorization through revoke.cash. The team is currently working with auditing firms to investigate potential risks and stated that they will restore Pons frontend services once it is confirmed that there are no actual vulnerabilities.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the X account of Noxa Fi is suspected to have been hacked. Users should not connect their wallets, sign any transactions, or interact with any links posted by that account.Currently, there are reports of users having their wallet assets stolen after interacting with that account.