HoodHunter guides · Robinhood Chain
Who posted it while it was small
A token is cheapest before the crowd arrives. The waves table shows which real X accounts posted a Robinhood Chain contract while its market cap was still under a ceiling you pick.
How to read it
- On the home page, pick a market cap ceiling ($25K to $250K) and the smallest account that counts (1K to 250K followers).
- Each row is one token that met both in the last 7 days: the ticker, the accounts that posted its contract and their follower counts, the market cap when they posted, and the market cap now.
- Open the row for the case, or paste the address into the scanner.
What counts, and what does not
- Only a post that carries the contract address counts. A ticker is not a mention; anyone can reuse a ticker.
- Known broadcast bots and shill accounts are dropped before anything is counted.
- Follower counts are read from the account, not typed in.
- A big account posting a contract is a fact about attention, not about the token. It is never a reason to buy on its own.
Where the same data shows up
The scan report carries a "while it was small" block for the token you are reading, and @HoodHunterAI posts a daily snapshot of the chain built from the same rows.
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