RobinX grades an influencer's explicit calls on X against what the price actually did on Robinhood Chain, call by call, with a receipt for every grade.
Which KOLs actually call Robinhood Chain tokens early? RobinX grades the X accounts it captures naming Robinhood Chain tokens against the on-chain price that followed: 2,970 accounts so far, each with four or more graded calls. Followers don't count. The record does.
The KOL leaderboard → Every graded KOL, A to Z →
Tying an X account to the wallets it trades from usually means inference: one person can run many wallets, and bots and relayers sit in between. RobinX grades the public call itself: the post, the moment it was made and the price that followed.
Each graded account has a free report card at robinx.io/c/{handle}: its early rate, how many of its calls were graded, the median move one hour after them, and its recent calls. The token pages link back the other way, to the measured callers who named each token.
A measured record describes past calls; it is not a trading signal or a recommendation.
An account with four graded calls and a 100% early rate has a small sample. The leaderboard shows the count next to every rate, so you can weigh it. How every grade is computed is published in the methodology.
RobinX, for Robinhood Chain. Each captured post that names one token is checked against the on-chain price before and after it, and graded early or momentum on the one-hour move when all three prices exist; the card also shows the peak within 72 hours. Each graded call keeps its receipt: the post id, the capture time, the pool and the prices used.
Every captured account with four or more graded calls has a free report card at robinx.io/c/{handle}, and the leaderboard at robinx.io/callers ranks them by the lower confidence bound of their early rate, so a small sample sits below a large one with the same rate.
Every account on the leaderboard has a record you can check call by call against the chain, with the sample size beside every rate; deleted posts stay graded, coordinated accounts are flagged, and in mention counts a cluster is one voice.
Open the report card. Each recent graded call shows the price path after the post and what $1,000 placed at the call price would have shown at the 72-hour peak: hindsight, since nobody sells the top. Paper, not anyone's trades, and not advice.
RobinX is independent and not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. Grades are rule-based observations from public posts and public on-chain data: not financial advice and not a recommendation to follow any account. Terms