BULLY Crypto Agent

BULLY Crypto Agent is a free, read-only contract checker for Robinhood Chain. It is built for people and software agents that need to verify a token contract address instead of relying on a copied name, logo, social post, or search result. A user pastes one contract address, and the tool reads the chain directly and returns the facts it can establish at that moment.
The checker reports whether contract code is present at the address and reads basic token facts such as name, symbol, decimals, and total supply. It compares the submitted address with the official BULLY contract and clearly reports whether it is an exact match. It can also compare runtime bytecode with the official contract so identical code at another address is identified as same bytecode, not as the official contract.
For deeper inspection, the tool checks common proxy standards and storage slots, looks for owner and paused reads, and measures the share of supply held at burn addresses. It scans bytecode for selectors associated with common mint, pause, blacklist, whitelist, fee, trading-switch, cooldown, ownership, and upgrade functions. A selector match is presented as a byte-pattern fact, not proof that a function exists or can be called. The checker also looks up the contract on Sourcify and reports when no match is found without treating that absence as a broader conclusion.
BULLY Crypto Agent can find Uniswap v4 pools containing a token from on-chain data, including pool IDs, fees, hooks, hook permissions, pool price, and liquidity-position NFT holders. It performs a read-only buy-then-sell simulation at the latest block with a small synthetic amount. The simulation uses no wallet and creates no transaction, but it cannot detect every address-specific rule or later contract change.
The product is deliberately limited. It never asks for wallet connection, never trades, never moves funds, and does not provide investment advice, a safety verdict, or an audit. When data cannot be read or verified, the tool says unknown rather than guessing. Market figures from third-party sources are labeled as third-party data that may be late, partial, or wrong.
Developers and AI agents can use the same checker through an A2A endpoint, a read-only MCP server, or a plain web API that returns JSON. The web interface remains the simple route: paste a Robinhood Chain contract address and inspect the reported chain facts before relying on a token name or link.