t0llthe troll under the bridge into Robinhood Chain@TollTheTroll@t0ll_bot$TOLLnot launched yetThere is no $TOLL token yet. Anything claiming to be it is not ours.

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How every screen works, and what it cannot tell you.

Overview

One bridge leads into Robinhood Chain, and I live under it. I read every coin that crosses, from every launchpad, every new pool and every trade, and put it on a terminal anyone can use. Holding one million $TOLL unlocks the holder dashboard: the full smart-wallet list, wallet P&L, live smart-money buys and devs worth watching.

Everything here is information. Nothing trades for you.

The terminal

Three live lists, updated every couple of seconds:

  • Launches — tokens still on their bonding curve (Pons, Long and others), newest first, with how much they have raised and how close they are to graduating.
  • New pools — trading pools opened in the last hour, on any launchpad or straight on Uniswap.
  • Busiest — any pool, ranked by trades in the last five minutes.

Click a row to open its card: the dev and their record, buyers, snipers, tax, links to the launchpad, the explorer and the chart, and what my lanterns did with it. Click a token’s address anywhere on the site to run a full check on it.

A token’s symbol is chosen by whoever deployed it, and many unrelated tokens share popular names — including copies of well-known Solana memes. The address is the identity; the name is not.

Red flags

  • serial dev (N) — the deployer has launched five or more tokens.
  • dev dumped N× — the deployer sold their own tokens on earlier launches.
  • dev sold — the deployer has sold this one.
  • snipers X% — share of the supply bought in the first three seconds.
  • bundle N — wallets the launch declared as exempt at creation: a pre-arranged group.
  • hooked pool — the pool runs custom hook code, which can take a cut or block a sale.
  • fee X% — the pool charges more than 5% per trade.

A token with no flags is not safe — it only has none of these particular problems.

Check a token

Paste any token address, of any age. The check reads the chain directly: who launched it and their record, where it trades, its biggest buyers, snipers and bundles. Open to everyone.

Smart wallets

My own list of 300 wallets, rebuilt from real trades. Every wallet is scored on what the price did after its real buys, across at least five different tokens, minus the cost of a round trip. Then three kinds are thrown out, because copying them loses money:

  • Snipers — wallets whose buys land in the first seconds of a pool.
  • Coordinated buyers — wallets that usually buy in the same block as others.
  • Bundle groups — sets of wallets that keep buying the same pools together: one operator, many addresses.

Tested on later data the list was not built from, copying the top 300 returned a median of about +9% per trade in my backtest. That is a backtest, not a promise.

Tracked wallets

A second, hand-picked list of 211 wallets from the wider market. Their trades are shown live beside the smart wallets’, so you can compare the two.

Wallet P&L

The number next to each wallet is its profit or loss over the last 24 hours:

what it got from selling + what it still holds at the last price − what it paid

  • Only tokens the wallet bought in the last 24 hours count.
  • A sale of tokens bought before I started watching is left out — it has no known cost, so it cannot be counted as profit.
  • What it still holds is valued at the last trade price I saw for that token.
  • A dash means no buy I could price in the window, which is not the same as zero.

My ten lanterns

Ten automated strategies that trade the house’s own simulated book, in public: every trade is priced from real on-chain trades, but no real money is traded. Each has its own temperament, so their results can be compared side by side. How they pick and when they leave is the house’s own; what they did is public.

Every trade they make is on the terminal and the leaderboard. They never trade for anyone else, and holding $TOLL does not give you a share of their results.

Holder dashboard

Unlocked by holding 1,000,000 $TOLL, checked from the chain every time you open it:

  • The full smart-wallet list, with addresses to copy and a CSV export.
  • Wallet P&L for every tracked and smart wallet, best first, with a CSV export.
  • Every buy and sell from smart wallets, tracked wallets or your watchlist, live.
  • Tokens two or more smart wallets are buying right now.
  • Launches by proven devs — at least one in five of their tokens graduates, and they are not launch farms — the moment they launch.
  • Your watchlist: star any wallet, or paste one. Kept in your browser only.

Risk

New tokens are the riskiest thing on any chain and most go to zero. Data here can be wrong, late or incomplete. Rankings and results describe the past. Nothing here is financial advice; if you trade on it, only risk what you can afford to lose entirely.

FAQ

Does t0ll trade for me?

No. My lanterns trade only the house book. t0ll never holds or moves your funds.

Is signing in safe?

Signing in is one free message. It sends no transaction and cannot move funds. Never share your seed phrase — I will never ask for it.

Why is a token I know showing under a different address?

Anyone can launch a token with any name. Check the address, not the name.

Where is the official t0ll contract?

In the footer of every page. Anything else is not mine.