What Scouty is
The scope, the sources, and how an answer gets built
Scouty is a chat interface over the live data of one chain. You ask in plain language; it works out what you are asking about, fetches the numbers from the APIs that carry them, and writes the answer from those numbers alone.
The scope is deliberate. Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) is small enough that most tokens on it are invisible to general crypto tools, and that is exactly where a holder count or a wash-trading check is worth having.
How an answer gets built
- Intent. A rule-based matcher reads your message and decides which of about forty questions it is — a token report, a screener query, an X sentiment search, a wallet analysis.
- Resolution. A
$TICKERis resolved to a contract address first. When several contracts share a symbol, Scouty picks the one whose 24h volume dominates the others; when none does, it asks you for the address rather than guessing. - Fetch. Only the blocks that intent needs get fetched, in parallel, through a shared cache.
- Answer. The model sees the data blocks and is told to use nothing else. Numbers it was not given are numbers it will not print.
Where the data comes from
Token reports (holders, top-10 share, momentum, buy/sell pressure, all-time high, launchpad), the wash-trading check, market rankings, top holders, smart-money traders, and wallet statistics.
Prices, liquidity, 24h volume and pairs across every Robinhood Chain DEX. Also what resolves a ticker to a contract address.
The social trading app: trader leaderboards, verified wallets, public PnL, and the thesis each trader writes on a position.
Sentiment, trending tickers, influential accounts and FUD, searched at the moment you ask.
Chain statistics, the native coin price, and wallet balances.
Token balances for wallet analysis.
Limits worth knowing
- One chain. A question about a token on Ethereum, Base or Solana gets a short "not my chain" and nothing invented.
- No safety verdicts. Scouty runs no contract-safety check and will not call a token safe, legit, a rug or a honeypot. Asked anyway, it says so in a line and then gives the read it does have — holders, concentration, wash trading, buy and sell pressure.
- A missing number stays missing. When an upstream is down or has nothing for a token, the answer says so. It does not fill the gap.
- FOMO's trending and most-held boards are snapshots that can be several days old. Scouty tells you the age instead of presenting them as live.