Scouty
Ask about any Robinhood Chain token in plain language. Holders, momentum, buy and sell pressure, smart-money flow, and what traders are saying about it.
Scouty covers one chain — Robinhood Chain, id 4663 — and nothing else. That is the whole idea: a token that a general-purpose crypto bot has never heard of is one Scouty can give you a holder count, a momentum line and a set of trader theses for.
Two places to ask
Type a question at askscouty.ai, or pick a prompt from the sidebar and give it a ticker or a contract address.
Tag the bot under a tweet about a Robinhood Chain token. It reads the thread for context and replies with the live numbers.
What it can tell you
| Question | Page |
|---|---|
| What is this token, and who holds it? | Token analysis |
| What is moving on the chain right now? | Trending and screener |
| What are the wallets that print money buying? | Smart money and wallets |
| What do FOMO traders hold, and why? | FOMO |
| What is X saying about this ticker? | X sentiment |
| How busy is the chain? | Network stats |
What it does not do
Scouty runs no contract-safety check and gives no safety verdict. It will not call a token safe, legit, clean, a rug or a honeypot, because a pass/fail on a contract is the kind of answer that is wrong quietly.
Ask it anyway and it says so in one line, then gives you what it does have: the holder count and how much of the supply sits in the top ten, whether GMGN found the volume to be wash traded, whether buys outweigh sells, how far the token is from its all-time high. The call stays yours.
Cost
Three questions a day are free and need no wallet. Ten of them — live X search, FOMO trader lookups, the screener — are for Scouty Pro holders: a weekly pass that also lifts the daily cap, on the web and on X.
What Scouty is, where the data comes from, and how to ask your first question.