RADAR reads swap events straight from the chain and ranks each token by how much is trading per hour. New pairs show up from their first swap, not 24 hours later.
Ranked by trading velocity over the last hour, read live from the chain. This is a preview; the full radar carries every tracked pair.
Each row carries four measurements taken straight from onchain events. Here's what each one means.
Most explorers show numbers an indexer already processed. RADAR derives them from raw swap events, so the picture stays current, especially for pairs that are only minutes old.
Most trackers only watch Pons. RADAR reads swap events from every launchpad on Robinhood Chain, so a token trending on Varo or Flap shows up here within a minute of its first swap, same as everything else.
Velocity tells you a token is moving. It doesn't tell you who's holding the bag. RADAR reconstructs holder balances from the Transfer log and flags the risks a raw volume chart hides.
How many wallets actually hold the token, rebuilt from onchain transfers. A pair with real velocity but a handful of holders reads very differently from one spread across hundreds.
The share of supply held by the ten largest wallets. Under 40% is broad; above 90% means a few wallets can move the price at will. Colour-coded on every row.
A cluster of wallets that sniped supply in the launch window, separate from the creator allocation. When a coordinated bundle exists, the row says so. A clean launch stays quiet.
Click any row and RADAR tells you what the token actually is, decoded from its name, art and creator, with no marketing spin. Live from the board right now:
Pepe-green, chin on fist, eyes locked on a chart with an arrow going straight up. IMAGINE is that frozen second before you ape in, the mental pause every degen takes when the candle rips and the wallet is already open. It leans on the oldest crypto emotion there is: the fear of watching the thing run without you.
The same four steps run every 20 seconds, reading directly from the chain.
A node reads Swap events from Robinhood Chain launchpad pools block by block and reconstructs each trade in USD from the pool reserves, with no third-party price feed.
Each token is scored on USD traded per hour, buy/sell balance and pair age. The ranking updates every 20 seconds as new blocks arrive.
A pair enters the ranking on its opening swap, so tokens that are only minutes old carry a real velocity figure alongside everything else.
Velocity, swap counts and buy/sell splits are all derived from onchain events. Every figure traces back to a transaction you can check yourself.