Paste a wallet. For every coin it touched, we read the chain and tell you which number you pulled in the line, how close to the top you bought, and how many early holders had already walked out.
We find the coins this wallet received, then count everyone who got each coin before you did. Small coins are counted one by one; big ones are estimated from samples of the chain and the holder count.
Paste a post that shills a Robinhood Chain coin. We take its exact time and print what the chart and the wallets did around it. The verdict comes from the trades, not from the post.
We check the top and trending coins on Robinhood Chain and the last hour of transfers for anything your wallet received.
For each coin we read every transfer from its first mint up to your first buy and count the unique wallets ahead of you. Busy coins are sampled and scaled to the holder count, marked with ≈.
Your spot in line, how close to the all-time high you bought, and how many of the first buyers had already sold. One number from 0 (early bird) to 100 (exit liquidity).