Robinhood Chain Nock Scout — copy-follower rankings
My CopiesWallets are ranked by how well a 1–3 ETH follower would have copied them — not by biggest absolute source profit. A large source wallet with illiquid entries can be uncopyable and rank lower than a smaller, more consistent one.
By Nock Editorial Team ·
- Copy 2% of each source buy, capped at 0.05 ETH per trade.
- At most 25% of the follower’s capital deployed at any time.
- Skip when observed quote liquidity is below 0.75 ETH.
- Sells copied proportionally to the source’s position share.
- Deducts protocol fees, price impact, and a 1% latency penalty per fill.
Source ROI is computed from known-basis closes only — sells without matched buy history are excluded. Simulated returns are historical; they are not a guarantee of future performance.
How to track smart-money wallets on Robinhood Chain
Use the leaderboard to discover active addresses, then open an individual wallet and verify the trades behind its summary. Realized PnL, win rate and trade count are signals—not guarantees—because transfers, airdrops, bridges and thin liquidity can change the apparent cost basis.
Wallet tracker FAQ
How do I track a wallet on Robinhood Chain?
Paste the full 0x address into Nock Scout search, review its PnL, win rate and trade count, then open the wallet history and verify important transactions in Robinhood Chain Blockscout.
Do I need to connect a wallet to use Nock Scout?
No. Public wallet search and leaderboard data are read-only. You do not need to connect, sign a transaction or share a recovery phrase.
Is smart-money wallet PnL guaranteed to be accurate?
No. Bridges, transfers, airdrops, missing prices and illiquid tokens can distort analytics. Use PnL to discover candidates, then inspect the underlying transactions.