How it works
Where the lines come from and how places are counted.
Test it in 60 seconds
- Open the token board and pick any token: its holders line up in buy order.
- Open Lines and paste any holder's address.
- Watch the $EXIT line: buys and sells hit the tape within ~30 s.
Data source
- Chain: Robinhood Chain testnet, read directly.
- ERC-20 Transfer events from the token's creation block. Transfers are locked until graduation, so every balance change is a buy or a sell against the curve (later, the DEX pool).
- Door %: read from the curve contract, curveTokensRemaining() against the curve supply.
The line
- Events replay in order (block, then log index). Transfers of one wallet inside one transaction are netted, so routers never stand in line.
- A wallet joins the end once the ETH paid for the tokens it still holds reaches 0.0003. Only bought tokens count. Partial sells lower that amount pro rata. In the first hour the place holds only at 0.00015 ETH+.
- Sell 95% of the peak bag (or drop under 5,000 tokens) and you exit: everyone behind moves up, and the exit goes to the Hall of Exits (walk-ins who left within the hour are skipped).
- Buying again after an exit = a new entry at the end.
- Protocol contracts (curve, pool manager, router, locker, treasury, zero address) are never people.
Ranks, by what your bag is worth now
| Rank | Trader | Bag |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | The Suit | ≥ 0.03 ETH |
| 4 | Crypto Bro | ≥ 0.012 ETH |
| 3 | Chart Guy | ≥ 0.004 ETH |
| 2 | Retail | ≥ 0.0008 ETH |
| 1 | Broke Degen | any bag |
Market Mood and stock pockets
Daily change of TSLA, AMZN, PLTR, NFLX and AMD (Yahoo Finance, CNBC fallback). An average below −0.5% is a red day: panic at the door. Wallets holding testnet stock tokens from the faucet get a Stock pockets badge (read with balanceOf).
What the site never does
- It never asks you to send a transaction. Connecting only shares your address.
- It never holds or moves your tokens.