Questions people actually ask

Nobody can tell you that, and anybody who does is selling something worse than this. It tells you what launched, who is behind it and what it is worth right now, sooner than you would find out by hand. What you do with that is yours, and most tokens go to zero.

Six things in one place, on four chains: gas fees that show somebody paying to get in first, calls from the groups worth reading with what those calls actually did afterwards, every Robinhood launch with the X account read off the token’s own metadata, the narrative it belongs to, what it is worth on V2, V3 and V4 pools, and RSI on what you hold. Any one of those exists somewhere; having them argue with each other on one screen is the point.

No. Everybody on the tool is told at the same moment. That is also why seats are limited: a signal that goes to an unlimited number of people stops being a signal.

USDT or USDC to an address we show you, with an exact amount that identifies your order. Nothing renews by itself and there is no card on file — when the days run out, the account stops until you buy more. Days are added to what you have, so paying early loses nothing.

They stay exactly where they are. An expired account can still sign in, see its Profile, pay, and open a support request — it just cannot use the panels. Buying again brings everything back as it was.

To your own private chat with our Telegram bot, on a paid plan. Never to a shared group — nobody else’s alerts reach you, and yours reach nobody else. On the trial, alerts show on the dashboard only.

Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Solana. On the three EVM chains V2, V3 and V4 pools are all priced — which matters on Robinhood, where the launchpads mint straight into hooked V4 pools that most tools cannot read.

Because each one is a real request every few seconds, for as long as you track it, on endpoints we pay for. The limits are the shape of that bill. If you need more than the yearly plan allows, ask.

No. We never hold funds, never ask for a private key or seed phrase, and never will — if anybody claiming to be us does, it is not us.

If the product could not do what it says — a fault at our end — yes, for the unused part. Not for what the market did. See refunds.