Fifty coins.One good boy.
Every day thousands of coins get bought on Pons. Milo sniffs through all of them and keeps the fifty people keep coming back to. Read straight from the chain.
Today's fifty.
Ranked by how many different wallets keep buying, how much they put in, and for how long. Updated every five minutes.
| # | Coin | Buyers | 24h | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Milo is sniffing the chain… | ||||||
In and out.
Milo doesn't hold grudges. Coins that cool off drop out; coins people pile into make the cut.
Made the cut
Dropped out
Three sniffs.
No vibes.
Every buy on every Pons curve priced in ETH, last 24 hours. Coins paired against other memes are left out so the numbers compare.
Many noses
How many different wallets bought. A hundred small buyers beat one whale.
Real bones
How much ETH went in. Counted on a log scale, so size helps but can't buy the top spot.
Keeps coming back
How many of the last 24 hours had buys. One loud hour isn't a good boy.
score = √buyers × ln(1 + 50·ETH) × √hours
// the fifty = top 50 by score
index = 1000 × chained average
price move of the fifty
$MILO
Milo's own coin, launching on Pons. When it lands, it goes in the index like everyone else — rank #51 until the numbers say otherwise.
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the dog.
What is the Milo 50?
A daily index of the fifty Pons coins with the most real, repeated buying — like the S&P 500, but for memes on Robinhood Chain. Milo is the dog who keeps the list.
Where do the numbers come from?
Straight from Robinhood Chain. Every buy on a Pons bonding curve emits a public event; Milo reads them every five minutes. No private data, no API keys on this page.
Why isn't my coin in it?
Only coins bought on a Pons curve priced in ETH, with at least a few different buyers in the last 24 hours. Coins that graduated to Uniswap, or trade against another meme, aren't counted.
Can I buy the index?
Not as one token — it's a list, not a fund. Every coin links to its Pons page. $MILO is Milo's own coin.
Is this financial advice?
No. Memecoins are extremely volatile and most go to zero. The Milo 50 describes what happened, not what will.