Two top-20 wallets, same coin, five minutes
The flock signal. Fires before the candle most people see.
Kolhood reads every swap made by the wallets it tracks on Robinhood Chain, works out what each trade actually cost, and shows you what they really made — or refuses to show a number it cannot stand behind.
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Realized, unrealized and total, net of gas, fees and slippage, across every wallet a trader controls. Self-trades between their own wallets removed. What's left is what they really made.
Open any coin and every tracked wallet's entry and exit sits on the curve as a dot. Before the pump or after it. Held or sold into it. The screenshot everyone posts.
Not "X bought". Patterns. The ones worth waking up for.
The flock signal. Fires before the candle most people see.
A wallet that usually holds for days sold within twenty minutes. Something changed.
Either they know something or they launched it. Both are worth seeing.
The plan is an alert on your lockscreen the moment a tracked wallet moves, with the trade one tap away. Not built yet — the alerts page shows the shape of it. 3am again.
Traders don't use one wallet, so we don't track one. Every address a registry reports for the same account is read into one line, and transfers between those addresses are dropped rather than counted as trades. Kolhood does not infer which wallets belong together — it reads what a platform published.
The plan is a weekly card: top wallets, biggest win, biggest loss, the coin most tracked money was in. Not built yet — no week has been scored.
The leaderboard, the trader pages and the screener are free and always will be. Alerts, the league and the API are designed but not built — when they exist, they are what pays for the rest.
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