The clock.family
whitepaper

clock.family is one screen. Every coin that launches on Pons, the launchpad on Robinhood Chain, drops into the first column. JEV calls it in the second, about a second after the launch block. Claude reads the same coins and, a few minutes later, picks the one it would actually buy. You can trade straight from any column, and sell from your profile.

The point is simple: Pons launches a new coin every dozen seconds, so the call that lands first is the one that matters. You watch a fast model and a slow one work side by side, with every call timestamped and marked against the price.

The three rows

ROW 01Every launchRead straight from the Pons factory on Robinhood Chain every 1.5 seconds, with the bonding curve's progress, market cap and buyers.

ROW 02JEV callsEvery launch goes to JEV. Buy, hold and skip calls land here with their odds and a timestamp to the millisecond.

ROW 03Claude picksClaude reads the last twelve minutes and names at most one coin with a short reason. Slower, but it explains itself. You see what it cost to wait.

Why JEV

JEV is TypeSafe AI's System One model. It doesn't chat or write. It takes a small snapshot of state and answers typed questions: yes or no, pick one, or a score, with the probability of every answer at once. It answers in a few hundred milliseconds for about $0.000015 per launch, and it can't answer outside the schema it's given.

// what clock.family sends for each launch
state     name Robin Hood Cat · ticker RHCAT · has image yes
          quote ETH · creator tax 0% · dev's other launches 0
questions ape      yes/no   would a trader buy it in the first minute?
          rug      yes/no   spam, copycat or abandoned?
          quality  score    empty · low effort · plausible · strong

// what comes back, ~300 ms later
ape       0.41
rug       0.55
quality   2.47   confidence 0.54

The verdict is plain code on top: BUY when ape ≥ 0.42 and rug < 0.45 (about the top twentieth of launches), HOLD when ape ≥ 0.33 and rug < 0.6, SKIP otherwise. JEV is cautious about memecoins and rarely says yes above 0.5, so the line sits where its most confident answers begin.

How a call is timed and scored

Called at is the wall-clock time the verdict was written, to the millisecond. +0.1s is the time from the launch block to the call, including reading the coin off the chain. Since the call compares the curve price now with the price at the moment of the call, so a late call pays for the move it missed. Claude's cards show the same, plus entered after: how far the coin had already moved before Claude picked it.

The footer's if you followed every buy today is the mean move since each BUY call, each Claude pick, and each launch over the last 24 hours. The tracker re-reads every live curve every 15 seconds for 45 minutes after launch, and for a day after a Claude pick.

Trading and selling

Tap any coin in any column to open its sheet: JEV's odds, Claude's take, and a buy button. Trades go straight from your wallet to that coin's Pons bonding curve. The quote is the curve's own answer to the exact call, simulated just before you sign, with a 10% slippage guard. clock.family never holds your funds or keys.

Your profile shows every bag you bought here, which column you bought it from, what it's worth right now against its curve, and what JEV said. Sell 25%, 50% or all from there.

Clocks

A clock is a bot written in one line: which JEV answers it trusts, whether Claude must agree, how many real buyers it wants, and its hard limits (size, take profit, stop loss, max hold). Every clock watches every launch and paper-trades against the real curves, fees and creator tax included, so its record is honest from minute one and costs nothing to keep. You start one by signing a message; it isn't a transaction and can't move funds.

Fees and $CLOCK

clock.family adds no fee. You pay the Pons curve's 1% fee, any creator tax the coin's launcher set, and gas. There is no $CLOCK token. Anything that claims to be one isn't us.

API

Everything on the screen is public JSON. No key needed; please poll no faster than once a second.

GET  /api/feed              launches, JEV calls, Claude picks, daily numbers
GET  /api/coin/:token       one coin with its call, picks and the clocks holding it
GET  /api/clocks            every clock with its paper P&L
GET  /api/bags/:address     a wallet's bags, valued live
POST /api/check             {name, ticker, description} → a JEV call before you launch

Pons factory on Robinhood Chain: 0x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7e

Risks

Most new coins go to zero. JEV and Claude give probabilities, not promises, and both are wrong often. Past hit rates don't predict future ones. Pons's contracts are unaudited by its own statement. Only trade what you can lose. JEV is a model by TypeSafe AI and Claude is a model by Anthropic. clock.family is not affiliated with TypeSafe, Anthropic, Pons or Robinhood.

The clock.familywhitepaper