Sources
Lists, prices, volumes, candles and swaps: GeckoTerminal's public API for Robinhood Chain. Contract facts, quotes, balances and transfers: the chain. The source sits next to every number.
How it works
Read first,then trade.
Fliqo turns a contract address into something you can understand: what the token's code allows, where its liquidity sits, how it compares with another market and what a swap would really return. The swap itself always happens in your wallet.
Step 01
Find a token
Pick one from the live markets or paste any contract address. The token page loads its pools, its chart and the latest swaps.
Step 02
Read the checks
Fliqo reads the contract: ERC-20 answers, owner(), proxy slots and functions that mint, pause, block addresses, switch trading or set limits. Then the pools: depth, age and flow.
Step 03
Flip the view
Put it next to another token or pool. Price, depth, activity and both price lines rebased to the same start, larger marked as larger, never as better.
Step 04
Preview, then swap yourself
Choose buy or sell, an amount and your slippage. Fliqo asks the quoter contracts for the route. The Swap button opens Pons or the pool page; you sign there.
The rules
Same for every token. Written down.
Checks
Facts at one block, shown with what they were read from. They do not judge a token. An owner can change a contract after any read, and a check that finds nothing is not a guarantee.
Quotes
eth_call simulations at one block: Uniswap v2, v3 (one pool or two hops through WETH or USDG) and v4 quoters, and the Pons curve's own buy. Nothing is signed or sent.
Price impact and minimum
Impact is the cost beyond the pool's current price minus the pool fee. Minimum received is the expected output less your slippage tolerance (0.5%, 1% or 3%).
Alerts
Thresholds per token: price above or below, a 24h move, liquidity under a level. Checked every two minutes in the open tab; a browser notification only after you allow it.
Watchlist on chain
FliqoWatchBook keeps one public, versioned record per wallet: at most 50 tokens and 1,536 bytes of thresholds. No owner, no fee, no token needed; only the network fee.
Fees
Fliqo charges nothing and never touches your funds. The venue you swap on charges its own pool fee, shown in the route preview.
Unknown means unknown
When no source publishes a number, the page shows a dash. Fliqo does not estimate holders, does not guess a circulating supply and does not fill gaps.
Risks
Plainly.
- Small tokens move fast. A thin pool can lose most of its price within minutes, and a quote is only true for the block it was read at.
- A contract owner, a proxy admin or a large holder can change what a token does or where its price goes. Checks show what exists, not what someone will do.
- Public data can be late or wrong. When the public API is busy, the last answer is shown and marked as delayed.
- Nothing on this site is financial advice. Fliqo shows information; every decision and every signature is yours.
Watchlist contract: not deployed yet (the watchlist runs in your browser meanwhile)
Planned
Not built yet. Labelled as such.
- Planned Premium analytics
- Planned Monitoring while the tab is closed (push and email alerts)
- Planned Developer API
- Planned $FLIQO utility: analytics credits, premium monitoring, alerts, API access
Questions
What is Fliqo?
Fliqo is a trading intelligence site for Robinhood Chain. It lists tokens and pools with live numbers, puts two markets side by side, reads a token contract's configuration and previews a swap route (output, fee, price impact, minimum received) before you trade.
Does Fliqo trade for me or hold funds?
No. Quotes are eth_call simulations against the DEX quoter contracts and, for tokens still on a Pons curve, against the curve's own buy function. Nothing is signed or sent. The Swap button opens Pons or the pool's page, and you sign there in your own wallet. Fliqo has no deposit address and never asks for a key.
Does a clean set of checks mean a token is fine to buy?
No. The checks say what the contract code and the pools show at one block: owner, proxy, functions that mint, pause, block addresses or switch trading, liquidity depth and recent flow. An owner can change behaviour later, and finding nothing is not a guarantee. They are facts to read, never a verdict, and nothing here is financial advice.
Where do the numbers come from?
Pool lists, prices, volumes, candles and swaps come from GeckoTerminal's public API for Robinhood Chain. Contract facts, quotes, balances and transfers are read from the chain itself. Every number names its source next to it; a number nobody published shows as "—".
Which quotes are real?
Uniswap v2 (router), v3 (QuoterV2, single pool and two hops through WETH or USDG) and v4 (Quoter, for pools in the lists) on chain 4663, plus buys on a Pons bonding curve. Sells on a Pons curve need a token approval, so they are not simulated; the page says so and links to Pons.
How do alerts work?
You set thresholds per token (price above or below, 24h move, liquidity under). The open tab checks them every two minutes and, after you allow it, shows a browser notification. Email or push alerts while the tab is closed are planned, not built.
What does the on-chain watchlist do?
FliqoWatchBook will keep one public record per wallet (up to 50 tokens and your thresholds, versioned) so the same list opens on any device. It is not deployed yet; until then the list stays in your browser and can be moved with a file export.
What is $FLIQO?
$FLIQO is the community token of Fliqo. It has not launched yet; it will launch on Pons and its address will be published here first. It carries no promised value. Planned utility (analytics credits, premium monitoring, alerts, API) is planned, not live.