> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.scoutradar.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.scoutradar.xyz/start-here.md). # Start here Scout Radar shows you, in real time, which new memecoins on **Robinhood Chain** — and, on [FOMOscope](/fomoscope.md), on **Solana** too — are being bought by curated sets of tracked traders — the **scouts**. A token appears on the board once several scouts buy it, and the card keeps updating while the token lives. You do not need an account. Open [scoutradar.xyz](https://scoutradar.xyz), and the board is live. Want the cards in Telegram? Log in with Telegram and switch notifications on for the lanes you choose — open to everyone, in beta. See [Telegram notifications](/telegram-notifications.md). ![The Feed: three lanes of live token cards](https://scoutradar.xyz/docs-images/board-2026-10.png) ## What you get * **Feed** — one board of three columns (lanes) of token cards. Each lane has its own scout set, filters, sort and sound, so you can keep one lane wide open and another tuned to exactly the signals you trade. * **Scout sets** — each lane picks the group of tracked wallets it listens to: **Scouts v8** or **FOMO v8**. See [Scouts and scout sets](/scouts-and-scout-sets.md). * **FOMOscope** — a second board over a different kind of wallet: traders with an audience on fomo.family. Its own board and its own leaderboard, from the `FOMOscope` menu in the header. See [FOMOscope](/fomoscope.md). * **Leaderboard** — the same signals scored after the fact: how many reached 2× or 5×, the typical peak, the typical dip before the peak. You can model a preset here before you put it on a lane. * **Telegram notifications (beta)** — log in with Telegram and the bot sends you the cards that pass your lane filters, the moment they land, with the site closed. See [Telegram notifications](/telegram-notifications.md). * **X alerts** — the board posts its own runners to [@scoutradar\_sig](https://x.com/scoutradar_sig), one post per rung. See [X alerts](/x-alerts.md). * **Search** — press `/` or click the search box: type a ticker or a name to search every card ever posted, or paste a contract address to open that token's card. See [Search](/the-board-and-lanes.md#search). * **One-click trading** — every card has GMGN and AXM buttons that open the token on those venues. ## Getting around The header is the whole map: **Feed** · **FOMOscope** (with a menu for its Board and its Leaderboard) · **Leaderboard** · **About**, and **Log in with Telegram** on the right (your first name once you are logged in). New features are announced once in a **What's new** popup; About reopens it. The Leaderboard page also carries the scout-set switcher, because a scored result belongs to one set at a time; on the Feed, each lane picks its set in its own filters. ## Ten seconds on the board 1. A card shows up at the top of a lane with a green rail on its left edge and, if you turned it on, a sound. That is a **new signal**: several scouts bought this token inside a short window. 2. The **scouts chip** (`3/5 · 8`) tells you how many scouts are still holding, how many sold, and — on Scouts v8 — how many independent crews are behind them. 3. The **multiplier** on the right is the **peak**: the highest confirmed market cap after the entry, divided by the entry. `~` means it is not confirmed yet. The smaller `now` line is market cap now versus the entry. 4. The **stats line** (`VSIG`, `TSIG`, `V5M`, `TX5M`) is volume in the minute before the signal, time since the **card was posted** (the signal), and the last five minutes of trading. 5. GMGN / AXM open the chart and the trade. Everything else on the card is explained in [Reading a card](/reading-a-card.md). ## Where to find us Every official account and channel is listed on [Links](/links.md). We never message you first and never ask for a seed phrase. ## What Scout Radar is not Scout Radar reports what tracked traders do. It does not predict prices, does not tell you to buy or sell, and does not execute trades. Memecoins are extremely volatile: most of them go to zero, and a green multiplier on a card is not a promise that the next one will. Do your own research and never risk more than you can afford to lose. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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