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What is hoodwatch? A live tape for fomo.family trades on Robinhood Chain

hoodwatch reads every fomo.family trade straight from Robinhood Chain and Solana and shows who bought what, when, and whether the token can be sold. Here is what it does and why it exists.

hoodwatch is a read-only terminal for the memecoin market that has formed around fomo.family on Robinhood Chain and Solana. It watches both chains directly, attributes each swap to the social trader who made it, and puts the result on a live tape the way a trenches-style tool does for Solana.

It is not affiliated with fomo.family or Robinhood. It never asks for a wallet connection to read, and it never asks for a private key. Sign-in is optional and only unlocks features that cost us money to run (research scans, push alerts).

What you see on the tape

Both chains share one tape: a green feather marks Robinhood Chain tokens, purple bars mark Solana, and a toggle shows either chain alone. Solana fills are attributed to the same fomo handles; see fomo.family on Solana for how that works.

Every row is one fill: the time, side, token, size in dollars, market cap, price, the trader's fomo handle and follower count, and links to the token's site, DexScreener, the Robinhood explorer and the trade on fomo. Rows are colored the way traders expect: buys green, sells red, anything above $5k highlighted.

On top of the raw fills, hoodwatch adds context that takes real work to compute:

Traders, tokens and research

The Traders page ranks every tracked wallet by realized P/L, hit rate and lead alpha (how tokens perform after that wallet is the first in). Each trader page shows their fills and open positions.

Each token page collects every tracked fill in that token with the same flags, plus a one-click research report: a deterministic tape score (smart money, structure, entry) combined with a language-model read of the token's website, socials and narrative. Reports are public; running one requires sign-in.

Why we built it

fomo.family made copy-trading on Robinhood Chain effortless, which also made it the easiest place in crypto to be the exit liquidity for a coordinated launch. The information needed to avoid that is all on-chain: who deployed the token, whether it can be sold, whether the three "independent" first buyers bought identical sizes within ninety seconds. hoodwatch exists to surface it in the two minutes that matter.

Read next: What 30 days of fomo tape data say about following the crowd.


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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