$CLOCKIN, the first token launched through StonkBroker’s Stonk Launcher on Robinhood Chain, has come under scrutiny after seven wallets reportedly bought nearly 37% of its supply on the Ethereum-based curve within the first block. Crypto trader Morsy said the purchases pushed the token toward its graduation threshold of about $750,000 in market capitalization in less than 100 milliseconds, giving automated traders a potential advantage over manual participants. The wallets’ possible connection to the project team has not been independently verified. The launch’s 33% anti-sniper tax was designed to fall by 1 percentage point each minute and reach zero after 33 minutes or when the token bonded at a $750,000 market cap. OpenSea data for August 20 at 12:17 pm UTC showed a price of about $0.0006461, a fully diluted valuation of approximately $920,600, 24-hour volume of around $181,100 and 26,668 holders. The episode has prompted allegations of a potential rug pull, but there is no verified evidence that the team orchestrated the early purchases, manipulated the market or deliberately caused investor losses. Further wallet analysis and responses from StonkBroker or the $CLOCKIN team may clarify whether the launch was bot-heavy or coordinated.