Tremor documentation

The AI for smart trading on Robinhood Chain. Score any wallet by real winrate, score any token by safety and momentum, and track it all from one dashboard.

What is Tremor

Tremor reads the wallets and tokens that move markets on Robinhood Chain and turns them into a score you can act on. Two scanners, one dashboard:

Wallet score: is a trader actually good, and can you realistically copy them.
Token score: is a token safe, and is the momentum real or a trap.
Dashboard: your portfolio, watchlist, trending tokens, and a top-trader board, behind a wallet connect.

Scoring is deterministic and auditable. The AI writes a short read on top; it never decides the score.

Data & chain

All data comes live from GMGN on Robinhood Chain, an EVM chain, so any address is a standard 0x… address. Wallet stats and trades, token safety and holders, and trending markets are pulled per request. Nothing is stored except your watchlist.

Wallet score

A great track record does not mean you can copy it. Tremor splits that into two independent scores.

Track record (0–100): is this trader actually good. A low win rate can still score high if losses are cut early and the book is net positive:

Stop-loss discipline

How rarely a position loses more than 50%. The biggest weight.

Profit share

Share of tokens that ended in profit.

Capital ROI

Realized return on deployed capital.

Win rate

Raw win rate (low weight on purpose).

Sample size

Confidence from number of tokens traded.

Copy-tradeability (0–100): how much of that edge you can actually capture, given latency and slippage:

Entry mcap

Enters too early (sub-$100k)? You would be the exit liquidity.

Profit per trade

Too thin and gas + slippage eat it all.

Hold vs latency

Second-level flips you cannot follow in time.

Execution feasibility

Thousands of trades = only a bot keeps up.

Edge type

Speed/scale edge (uncopyable) vs pick/timing edge (learnable).

Style tags (Bot, Sniper, Whale, Diamond hands, True skill, Bag holder, and more) and a one-line verdict come from the same rules. Wallets that mostly trade their own launches are flagged as dev/self-dealer and discounted.

Token score

A single 0–100 score from four factors, with hard safety gates that cap the score if any fail.

Safety (40%)

Honeypot, tax, blacklist, top-10 concentration, renounced, liquidity lock.

Momentum (28%)

1h price change and buy vs sell pressure.

Liquidity (15%)

Depth of the pool.

Traction (17%)

Holder count and smart-money presence.

Hard fail (honeypot, tax over 10%, blacklist, or top-10 over 70%) caps the score and returns an avoid verdict.

Dashboard

Connect MetaMask to open the dashboard. Robinhood Chain is EVM, so no network switch is needed. Tremor reads your address and queries by chain.

Portfolio: your connected wallet, scored.
Scan wallet / Scan token: the scanners, in-app, without leaving the dashboard.
Top traders: a leaderboard of Robinhood Chain wallets by realized PnL.
Trending: hottest tokens by 1h volume.
Watchlist: wallets and tokens you track, saved to your wallet and synced across devices.

API

Every scanner is a JSON endpoint. All accept and return standard JSON.

POST /api/scan/wallet
{ "address": "0x…", "chain": "robinhood" }

POST /api/scan/token
{ "address": "0x…", "chain": "robinhood" }

GET  /api/trending?chain=robinhood
GET  /api/top-wallets?chain=robinhood

The wallet and token responses carry the score, factor breakdown, tags/gates, a verdict, and a short AI read.

Disclaimer

Tremor is an analytics tool, not financial advice. Scores are computed from public on-chain data and can be wrong or stale. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell, or copy any wallet or token. Trade at your own risk.