Nootropic Shield.
A second pair of eyes for Robinhood Chain: a verdict on every Pons token, and a pre-flight on every transaction before your wallet signs it.
Install in a minute
- 01Download
Get the zip from this page and unzip it. You will get a folder called nootropic-shield.
- 02Open extensions
In Chrome, Brave, Edge or Arc, go to chrome://extensions (paste it in the address bar).
- 03Developer mode
Switch on Developer mode, top right. It only lets you load an extension from a folder.
- 04Load unpacked
Click Load unpacked and pick the nootropic-shield folder. Pin the shield icon to your toolbar. Done.
Every token page gets a verdict.
Open any token on ponsfamily.com and Shield runs Trade Check: GO, WAIT or AVOID, the reasons, and your entry simulated on live chain state: tokens out, price impact, the real round-trip cost, and whether you can sell at all. Hover any token in a list for a quick Launch Radar read.
It catches the drainer before your wallet does.
When any site asks your wallet to send a transaction on Robinhood Chain, Shield simulates it first and shows what would actually leave your wallet and which permissions you would grant. Dangerous ones wait for your decision. Signature requests (permits, Permit2) are decoded on every chain.
Safe transactions just go through.
A clean swap or a plain transfer gets a short note with exactly what moves, and your wallet opens as usual. No extra clicks for the transactions that are fine.
Questions
Shield runs the same skills as the site: Trade Check, Tx Pre-flight, Launch Radar and Calldata X-Ray.
- What does Shield send to Nootropic?
- Only what it checks: a token address, or the transaction your wallet was asked to sign (from, to, data, value). Nothing is stored. Shield never sees your keys, seed phrase or balances, and it cannot sign anything.
- Does it cost anything?
- No. Shield uses Nootropic's free sample doses. Agents and power users who need more calls can buy the same skills per call in USDG or ETH.
- Which wallets work?
- Any browser wallet that follows the standard (MetaMask, Rabby, Rainbow, Coinbase Wallet and others), including wallets found through EIP-6963.
- Why not the Chrome Web Store?
- It is coming. Until the listing is reviewed, the zip is the same code, and you can read every file in it: it is plain JavaScript, no build step, no minification.
- What can it not catch?
- Shield simulates on Robinhood Chain only; elsewhere it decodes but does not simulate. A malicious site can try to hide from extensions, and a simulation shows the state right now, not after the price moves. Treat Shield as a strong second pair of eyes, not a guarantee.