BLACKROOMRADAR

Member Manual

Blackroom Radar

Every screener shows you what's pumping. Radar shows you who's buying it.

This is your full guide to the terminal: what every screen does, and how each one gives you an edge the public feeds can't. Read it once and the whole board opens up. Nothing here is financial advice; Radar is an intelligence tool, and what you do with it is yours.

01What Radar actually is

A members-only, read-only intelligence terminal. It watches the same trending memecoins everyone else sees, then does two things no public screener does.

It re-ranks by proven money

Public boards rank by raw volume, which is exactly what manipulators manufacture. Radar re-ranks every token by what a roster of 500+ verified wallets is actually buying and holding right now, drawn from a much larger curated base and re-qualified continuously.

Why it helps: you stop trading against a gamed ranking and start trading with the wallets that win.

It deletes the fakes

Wash-traded volume, bundled launches, airdropped holder farms, fee-starved rugs: Radar removes them from the board entirely, instead of showing them with a small warning icon like everyone else.

Why it helps: if it's on the board, it survived deletion. The minefield is already cleared.

The one idea behind everything: the wallet list is the product. Every screen you're about to read exists to answer one question faster than the public feeds can: are people who actually win putting money into this?

02The layout

Three zones. Learn these and you never feel lost.

Top bar: the Blackroom wordmark, a search box (type a name or paste any contract address), and your tools on the right: Receipts, Field Guide, Pulse, the whale tracker, Wallet Manager, and Alerts.
The board (center): three featured cards up top, then the Market Overview table with its five tabs. This is where you spend your time.
Smart Money rail (right): the live feed of your tracked wallets trading, updating the second it lands on-chain. On a phone it's a full-screen panel behind the floating button.

A live pulse dot and "streaming live" in the header tell you data is flowing. The rail is draggable to resize on desktop, and everything remembers your last settings.

03Chains and time windows

Radar covers five chains, each with its own board.

SOL · BNB · Base · ETH · Robinhood. Switch with the chain pills. Solana is the deepest coverage (your largest roster and full live tracking); the others carry the same scoring and scam filters. Robinhood Chain is newer and fully supported.

The time window pills (1m / 5m / 1h / 6h / 24h) change what "recent" means for volume, momentum and the board. 5m is the default for catching moves early; 1h and 24h are calmer reads for what has staying power.

Why it helps: the same token looks different at 5m (is it moving now?) versus 24h (has it held up all day?). Flip between them before you decide.

04The Radar score

A single 0 to 100 number on every token, the default sort on the Trending tab. It blends three forces, then shrinks for risk.

What goes into it

Volume surge, judged against the token's own normal, so a quiet coin waking up is not buried by a whale coin idling.
Momentum: real price movement and trade acceleration.
Smart money, weighted heaviest. The term that can't be faked.
Risk penalty: manufactured distribution shrinks the whole number. Fake supply does not get to win on volume.

Why it helps: one glance ranks the whole board by the only question that matters, with the un-fakeable signal carrying the most weight.

The hard rule: a token that zero credible wallets have touched can never top the board on volume alone. Fake volume cannot buy its way to number one. That single ceiling is why the top of your board is trustworthy.

05The five tabs (plus one experiment)

Same live tokens, six different questions. Each tab has its own ranking, so pick the one that matches what you're hunting.

Tab	Answers	Use it when
Trending	What's hot right now?	Your default. Volume + momentum + wallets buying, minus risk.
Established	What has survived?	You want lower-risk plays: tokens that have already survived, ranked by whether the roster is still holding and how well the chart has held its top.
Surge	What's accelerating this minute?	You want momentum right now. Bundle-pump candles are excluded outright.
New	Which launch is starting well?	You hunt fresh launches, ranked by the quality of the start, not just how new it is.
Migrated	What graduated?	You want tokens that completed their launchpad curve into a real pool, filtering out trench noise.
Accumulation	What's being quietly collected?	Experimental. Quality wallets holding a token whose chart is flat and hasn't pumped yet: the pre-attention entry. Every pick is logged to prove itself. Not a buy signal.

Why it helps: "trending" means different things to a scalper and a swing trader. The tabs let one board serve both without you doing the math.

06Reading a token row

Left to right, every row tells a complete story. The columns most screeners hide behind a click are just there on the row.

Column	What it means
Token	Icon, ticker, age, and its badges (next section). Click the ticker anywhere to copy the contract.
MCap / Price	Live market cap and price, streaming.
5M % (or 1h, etc.)	Price change over the selected window. Green up, coral down.
Liq	Liquidity in the pool. Thin liquidity means you can't exit cleanly.
Vol / Txns	Volume and buy/sell transaction counts for the window.
T10 · INSD · DEV · BNDL · SNPR	The risk cluster: Top-10 holder %, insider %, dev holding %, bundled %, sniper %. Color-graded safe caution danger so risk reads instantly. Safe fades back; danger is bold in a red pill.
HLDR	Holder count. A thin holder base means a handful of wallets control the exit. Sortable, so you can skip the thin ones.
DEX	A checkmark means the team paid DexScreener for enhanced info: a small legitimacy signal.
Chart	A live sparkline built from real observed price, not a fabricated curve.

Why it helps: you read danger before you read hype. Every column is sortable, so you can, for example, sort by bundled % to find the cleanest launches, or by holders to skip the thin ones. On Robinhood the risk columns collapse because that chain doesn't expose them yet, so you see only what's real.

07Badges: the shorthand next to a ticker

Small tags that tell you why a token deserves a second look. Hover any of them in the app for the full explanation.

⚡ 3Three tracked wallets bought recently. The core signal.

◆ 2On the Established tab: two tracked wallets still hold a position.

RADAR+Your wallets are buying this, but the public feed hasn't listed it yet. You're early.

14m EARLYRadar surfaced this token 14 minutes before public trending caught up. Proof of the head start.

ACCAn accumulation setup: quality wallets holding a chart that hasn't pumped yet.

⚠Wash-trading suspect. You'll rarely see this on the board because flagged tokens are removed, but tracked-wallet conviction can keep an honest one visible with the warning.

Why it helps: the badges are the fast path. See a ⚡ or EARLY tag high on the board and you know the roster is already moving, before the chart tells the crowd.

08The scam filter and the kill feed

The moat. Manufactured pumps are removed from every tab, and each rule was calibrated on a real token that tried to slip through.

The header shows N filtered. Click it and the kill feed opens: the exact tokens deleted from your board, each with its reason and market cap. Tap any one to copy its contract if you want to look yourself.

What gets deleted, in plain terms

A layered set of detection rules, each one calibrated on a real token that tried to slip through. The exact tells and thresholds stay private (publishing a filter is a manual for beating it), but the categories are:

Manufactured volume: activity that looks loud but isn't real trading, from fast recycled churn to slow-grind versions of the same trick. One flagged token ran a volume figure its pool could not physically support, then dumped 83%.
Fake distribution: holder counts and top-trader lists built from farmed or pre-loaded wallets rather than real buyers.
No credible interest: loud on paper, invisible to the money that actually wins.
Deceptive tickers: symbols built to read as something they're not, plus non-memecoins that don't belong on the board at all.

The honest exception: your roster is truth in both directions. A token your tracked wallets genuinely hold is never hidden, even if a heuristic dislikes it (that rule was born when a real winner got wrongly filtered). The filters protect you; the roster overrides them.

09The Smart Money feed

Your live edge. Every buy, add, trim and exit from your tracked wallets, the moment it hits the chain.

Wallet tiers

Wallets are graded on sustained performance, counting both realized profit and still-held positions, so patient holders aren't punished for not selling. The exact grading thresholds stay private.

ELITEthe top performers on the roster

STRONGconsistently profitable

QUALIFIEDnet positive, earning their place

Bots, mass deployers and wash traders are screened out, so the feed is signal, not noise.

Trade tags: conviction, not just transactions

NEWfirst buy

ADDbuying more

TRIMpartial sell

EXITfull close

XFERtransfer, labeled separately (an airdrop is not a buy)

Why it helps: a first buy and a full exit mean opposite things. The tags show you conviction at a glance, and transfers are kept out of the buy signal so a wallet getting airdropped junk never looks like it's buying.

Filter it to your style

Narrow the feed by tier (Elite / Strong / All), by action type, or by market cap, trade size and token age. Mute a noisy wallet and it still counts toward scoring, it just stops shouting in your feed. The SOL/USD toggle switches how amounts read.

10Cluster alerts

One wallet is an opinion. Several converging is a signal.

Cluster: when multiple tracked wallets buy the same token within a tight window, a toast fires. This is the single highest-value alert Radar emits.
MEGA cluster: a larger convergence fires a louder alert, even if the smaller one already did.

Why it helps: coordinated conviction from proven wallets, surfaced the instant it happens, is about as close to "smart money is loading this" as on-chain data gets.

11How the roster grows itself

The list isn't static. Radar hunts for new winners continuously so your edge compounds.

Around the clock, across all five chains, Radar hunts new winners, screens out the wallets that only look profitable, and qualifies the survivors on the same gate as the rest of your roster. Wallets that make it are added to your tracker automatically, tagged with a 🛰️ satellite so you know where they came from.

Each discovered wallet is re-checked on a rolling schedule and removed automatically if its performance decays. Open the Discovery tab in the Smart Money panel to see who's tracking now, why they qualified (their PnL and the token they were caught on), and who got cut.

Why it helps: you don't have to find alpha wallets by hand. The machine reviews thousands of traders, keeps the few that earn it, and prunes the ones that fade, so the roster driving your board only gets sharper.

12Holder X-ray

One click on any token opens the full holder breakdown, with a live bubble map.

Bubble map: every top holder as a bubble sized by supply, colored by behavior (tracked, linked cluster, pool/CEX, selling). Linked wallets are drawn connected, so coordinated groups are obvious.
Cluster read: instant stats on top-10 concentration, how many linked clusters exist, snipers, fresh wallets, bundlers, and who's currently selling.
Your wallets highlighted: tracked holders stand out by tier, so you see if the roster is in this coin, not just the crowd.
Wallet cards: hover any holder for its live trading card, realized and unrealized PnL, win rate, hold time, without leaving the page.
Whale overlap: ask "are the whales from $TROLL also in this coin?" Paste a reference token and Radar checks how many of its big holders overlap.

Why it helps: before you enter, you see the shape of the holder base. A token where three linked clusters own 40% is a very different bet from one with a broad organic crowd, and here that's one click, not a research project.

13Pulse: the launch monitor

A three-column live view of the launch lifecycle, opened from the Pulse button.

New Pairs: the freshest launches, newest first.
Final Stretch: tokens on their bonding curve, approaching migration.
Migrated: the ones that just graduated to a real pool.

Every card carries the same intel as the board (market cap, risk cluster, tracked-wallet activity) and a "1 buying" tag when the roster is already in a launch.

Why it helps: if you trade launches, this is the whole funnel on one screen, with the smart-money layer on top so you're not just watching new tickers scroll, you're watching which ones your wallets touch.

14Receipts: the board grades itself

Open the Receipts button. This is the thing no other terminal will show you.

Every token that enters a board's top 10 is logged the moment it does, then re-priced at +1 hour and +24 hours. Wins and losses, both. The receipts view shows how each score band actually performed, whether the "tracked money in" cohort beats the "nobody credible" cohort, and a running list of recent resolved picks with their outcomes.

Why it helps: alpha groups delete their losses. Radar can't, because a pick is timestamped when it's made and the outcome fills in later. You can check the board's honesty yourself, any time. If the smart-money cohort ever stops outperforming, the page will say so out loud, and that's the point.

15Lead time: how early you saw it

When the roster's buying puts a token on your screen before the public trending feed lists it, Radar measures the gap.

You'll see an Xm EARLY badge on the row, and the running totals (how many tokens, median lead, best lead) live inside Receipts.

Why it helps: "we're faster" is a claim. "You saw this 14 minutes before it hit public trending" is a receipt. In this game, minutes are the whole edge.

16Everyday tools and shortcuts

Search / paste a contract

Type a name to filter the board, or paste any contract address to jump straight to its holder breakdown, on any chain. Press / to focus the box.

Watchlist

Star any token to pin it to the ticker tape up top. It follows the coins you care about live, wherever you are on the board.

Copy anywhere

Click a token row, or a ticker, or a feed row, and the contract copies. No hunting for a copy icon.

Open on Axiom

The launch icon deep-links a token straight to your trading terminal. Radar never trades for you; it hands you off clean.

Filters

Set market-cap floors and ceilings, minimum liquidity, and maximum bundled / sniper / top-10 thresholds, plus launchpad. The board obeys instantly.

Wallet Manager

See your whole roster, rename wallets, set per-wallet alert and mute preferences, add an emoji, or import a wallet by address (SOL or 0x, chain auto-detected).

17Alerts

Radar tells you when something matters, in the app and optionally where you live.

In-app: the bell collects radar breakouts, watchlist buys and cluster convergence. A toast pops for the big ones (cluster and MEGA) as they happen.
Discord: the room can wire cluster, MEGA, score breakout and new-roster-wallet alerts straight into a channel, as clean embeds with the contract and deep links. Ask an admin if it's live in your group.

Why it helps: the highest-value moments (several proven wallets loading the same coin) reach you without you staring at the screen.

18On your phone

The whole terminal works on mobile, nothing important is hidden.

The board pans, the tabs swipe, and the Smart Money feed opens full-screen from the floating button in the corner. Tap targets are sized for thumbs and the layout is tuned from small phones up. Trade on the go with the same edge you have at the desk.

19The rules Radar lives by

Read-only, always

Radar never executes a trade, never holds your keys, never touches your funds. Buy buttons deep-link out to your own terminal. It is an information tool, full stop.

Not financial advice

Radar shows you what's happening on-chain faster and cleaner than public screeners. It doesn't tell you what to buy, and it never promises profit. The decisions are yours.

Scams removed, never sold

Unlike screeners that take payment to boost tokens, Radar has no paid placement. The only thing that lifts a token is proven wallets buying it.

Receipts over claims

Every top-10 call is logged and graded in public view. The board is accountable to its own record, and so you never have to take its word.

20Quick reference

Badge legend

⚡ NN wallets bought recently

◆ NN wallets still holding (Established)

RADAR+roster buying, not on public feed yet

Xm EARLYsurfaced X min before public trending

ACCquiet accumulation setup

🛰️auto-discovered wallet

⚠wash-trading suspect

Words you'll see

Term	Plain meaning
Market cap (MCap)	Token price times supply. The token's total size.
Liquidity (Liq)	How much money is in the pool to trade against. Low = hard to exit.
Bundled	Supply bought in one coordinated batch at launch. Cheap fake distribution.
Sniper	A bot that bought in the very first block. You can't copy that entry.
Wash trading	The same money trading with itself to fake volume and a chart.
ATH retention	Current market cap versus the token's all-time high. How well it's holding its top.
Conviction	A tracked wallet actually committing size, not a dust ping. Only conviction moves the score.
Migration	A token graduating from its launchpad curve to a real AMM pool.