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Reading the hoodwatch tape: every column and tag explained

A reference for the hoodwatch live tape: columns, colors, the FIRST BUY, ranked, run-up, honeypot, synced, empty pool, copycat and deployer tags, keyboard shortcuts and the filters.

The tape at hoodwatch.dev is dense on purpose: one line per fill, everything you need to decide in the two minutes that matter. This page explains each part.

Columns

columnmeaning
timewhen the fill landed on Robinhood Chain (your local time)
sidebuy or sell
tokensymbol; click for the token page with every tracked fill and research
sizedollar value of the fill at the time; rows above $5k are highlighted
mcapmarket cap from the pool price, refreshed every minute
pricequote price in dollars
tokenstoken amount
traderfomo.family handle; click for the trader page
followersfomo follower count
linkstoken website, DexScreener, Robinhood explorer, the trade on fomo, copy contract address

Buys are green, sells red, matching the convention traders know from other tapes.

Tags

The bait patterns are explained in Synced buys, empty pools and copycat tickers.

Filters and shortcuts

Views

Delays and plans

The free view is delayed 15 minutes. Signed-in pro accounts see the tape in real time, can run research scans and receive browser, ntfy and Telegram alerts configured on the Account page.


hoodwatch.dev is unofficial and read-only, not affiliated with fomo.family or Robinhood. Nothing here is financial advice. Open the live tape.

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