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The board

Three columns: Active Hits (the tokens people are calling right now, over 5 m / 15 m / 60 m / 4 h), Stocks (Robinhood's tokenized stocks), Tokens (coins, filterable by the launchpad that made them) and Assets (tokenized cards and RWAs) on the left; the chart and the ledger of trades in the middle; the token's details, tape stats and safety facts on the right. Drag the line between two columns to widen one; double-click it to put it back.

Hits

A hit is a long or short you sign with your wallet, with an optional target and stop and a time limit from 1 hour to 7 days. Mob stamps it with the block and the pool price when it arrives — you never type an entry, so nobody can backdate one. Signing a hit is a message, not a transaction: it moves nothing and costs nothing.

How a hit is graded

• It closes the first time a wick touches the target or the stop. If one candle touches both, the stop wins.
• Otherwise it closes at the time limit, at that minute's price.
• A caller's record counts hits that went right — never how many they posted. Misses stay on the record for good.

Fills

A caller's real buys and sells of the token, read from the chain, drawn on the chart as squares beside their hits. A caller who sells into their own open long is marked for it.

The gap

For a stock token: the pool's price against the listed stock — live while the market is open, against the last close when it's shut. A pool too thin to trust shows no gap, because a few dollars of liquidity can print any number.

Trade

The Trade button quotes two routers side by side and picks the one that gives you more: Mob's own Uniswap v4 route (coins in v4 pools; Mob's 1% fee inside the same transaction) and LI.FI, which searches Robinhood Chain's DEXes and also reaches stock tokens. Tap the other one to use it instead. Your wallet signs and sends every swap, and every approval covers only that swap's amount — never unlimited.

Convert

Convert turns small balances into one stock token or RWA. Tick the balances (anything under $25 is ticked for you), pick the target — any of Robinhood's 195 stock tokens, or an RWA such as syrupUSDG — and each balance is quoted into it, with what you'd lose shown per row. Converting signs one approval and one swap per balance. A balance that can't be routed says so and is skipped.

Safety

Facts, not scores: who holds the pool's liquidity (burned, a locker, or the launcher's wallet), how much of the supply the launcher and the pool hold, and whether sells are going through. A coin whose main pool is drained disappears from the board within about two minutes, along with its hits.

Launchpads

Each coin is labeled with the launchpad whose contract first minted it, read from the chain — Doppler, Flap.sh, NOXA Fun, Pons and more — or "self-deployed". New launches join the board once they hold real liquidity and real trading.

Where the numbers come from

• Prices: Mob's own reads of each token's deepest pool, every minute, all in one block.
• Trades and candles: swap events off a live connection to Robinhood Chain.
• Listed stock prices: Yahoo Finance.
• Token details and search: GeckoTerminal and DexScreener.
• Stock tokens: Robinhood's own stock-token API (addresses, logos, corporate-action multipliers).
• Routes: Mob's Uniswap v4 route and LI.FI.
• A price that jumps implausibly between reads is refused, not shown.

For agents

A plain-text overview for language models and tools is at /llms.txt.