WALLET WRAPPED Robinhood Chain · 4663 Pons bonding curves No wallet connection · no approvals Minting opens with $WRAP
$WRAPP 0xFea0d7Da6B5A9047A63DA807d4030bEB49f05563
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Your year on Pons, printed on one card.

Paste an address. Out comes a card worth posting: what it bought, what it sold, what died in its hands, and the hour of the night it does its worst work. No connection, no approvals — everything here is public already.

Any address works, including one that is not yours.

A two-colour risograph print of a duplicator press throwing a fan of report cards out of its tray
Two inks, one pass, no second proof

What the card carries six measurements, each recomputable from public logs

Realised PnLOnly the share of a position that was actually sold. Tokens still held are left out of it entirely.
Never soldHow much of everything this wallet spent is still sitting in tokens it has not exited.
Best and worst exitThe single trade that went furthest each way, named, with the amount.
Longest holdTime between the first buy and the last sell of the position it stayed in longest.
Busiest hourThe hour of the UTC day this wallet trades in most. It is usually not a flattering one.
Tokens touchedHow many separate Pons launches this wallet bought into over the window.

How it is made four steps, none of which touch your keys

  1. It reads the wallet’s own trades

    Every figure comes from this wallet’s CurveBuy and CurveSell events on Pons. No third-party PnL endpoint is involved, so anybody can recompute the whole card from public logs.

  2. Positions it cannot price are excluded

    Tokens sold here but never bought on a curve arrived from a pool, a transfer or an airdrop. Their cost is invisible, so they are dropped and counted on the card rather than booked as pure profit.

  3. One line is written from the numbers

    A model gets the figures above and nothing else, and the line it returns is rejected in code if it contains a number that is not in the data. No line is better than an invented one.

  4. The card is printed server-side

    The PNG is rendered from an SVG on request, at wide or story shape, so what you download is exactly what the page shows. Nothing is stored about you.

What it refuses to do

It will not ask for a signature to show you a card. Connecting a wallet is only ever used to prove a $WRAP balance for the premium theme, and while $WRAP does not exist every theme is free — the page does not pretend to lock something that cannot be unlocked. It will not invent a number. A wallet with no Pons trades gets told so, not a card full of zeroes dressed up as a result.