betaThis lane recorded two ignitions in the last thirty days, and its alerts are deliberately switched off — we took the channel dark until its picks prove they hold, which is why the scoreboard below has nothing to score. The range breakouts, growers and pool crossings on this page are live and unaffected; the trending detector itself is still being tuned.
Robinhood Chain — Early Trending Radar
Every WETH pool on Robinhood Chain's DEXs is detected the block it's created, then re-read on a rolling sweep. What's below is ranked by the dollars actually moving through those pools right now — followed by the range breakouts we caught in the last fortnight and where each one trades today, the tokens compounding on a days scale, and the full record of the detector including the calls that went nowhere.
Volume measures activity, not quality — most new tokens fail. Chart any token with Microscope, or run one through the Robinhood Chain token scanner before you buy.
Our own series, not a price feed: breadth is the share of tokens we watch that were up on the day, volume is their rolling-24h figures summed, supply-flip mis-prints removed. Expanding means breadth at 50%+ with volume at or above its week; contracting is under 35% with volume below it.
Moving now
Ranked by the dollars actually traded through the pool in the last 24 hours — the one measure here that a single first trade cannot fake. Only pools with $25.0K+ of liquidity and $25.0K+ of daily volume appear. Chain infrastructure is excluded, and so is anything above $50.0M — this page is for finds, not for the chain's own plumbing. Every row carries the age of the reading behind it.
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Volume and liquidity measure activity, not quality — most new tokens fail. A cell reading too new means the pool has not existed long enough for that window to mean anything; we withhold the number rather than print a since-launch figure as a price move.
Range breakouts caught — last 14 days
Full log →What we called, what it peaked at, and where it trades right now — so you can see which of these is still running and which has already given it back.
- 2.5x$TYGRcalled $76K → peak $187Know $80K−21% today1.1x over call
- 2.3x$WORMcalled $1.7M → peak $3.9Mnow $1.7M−23% todayback under call
- 2.0x$HARMONICcalled $1.8M → peak $3.7Mnow $2.0M+2.5% today1.1x over call
Peak measured after the breakout, not before it. Only tokens whose top ten wallets hold 35% of supply or less appear here — concentrated tokens are excluded even when the multiple is larger. Peaks are take-profit points, not holds, and "now" is the latest reading we have rather than a live tick.
🌱 Growers — the compounders
Tokens that survived the launch trench and keep doing real business: 3+ days old, $100K+ market cap, $25K+ liquidity, $50K+ daily volume — re-checked every 6 hours. Trending measures ignition in minutes; this measures compounding in days. Bridged tokens sometimes report a market cap against the wrong supply, which shows up as a reading that jumps by the bridge ratio and back while the price barely moves. Where a token's own numbers contradict each other like that we mark the row reading disputed and print no multiple for it rather than one we cannot stand behind.
No qualified growers yet — the first sweep is young.
Recent activity
Every state change this lane recorded, newest first: a token starting to trend, cooling off it again, or a pool crossing $500K of liquidity. Each one links straight to the chart and to our own read.
No trend events yet.
The record
Every range breakout this detector recorded, measured from the breakout to its highest point since — including the ones that went nowhere. Not the filtered set the log above publishes: the whole lane, so the failure column is the honest denominator. The peak can only be measured from readings taken after the breakout, so nothing here can borrow a number from before the call.
No breakouts with a settled peak in these windows yet.