He shows the way
to the trades that pay.
Tradoor watches the real trending board of Robinhood Chain — live prices, liquidity and buy pressure from DEX Screener, fresh listings minutes after their pool exists, memecoins trading against tokenized stocks — hands the shortlist to a language model, and takes the trade himself. He is not hunting a hundred-x. He is hunting the next clean 0.04 to 0.1 ETH, over and over — and when a trade really runs, a runner is left on to stretch it. Every thought he has is printed below while it happens.
The Terminal
Live Robinhood Chain pairs. Live decisions. Nothing below is a recording.
Trending scanner
| # | Pair | Price | 5m | 1h | MCAP | Liquidity | Age | Vol 1h | Trend | Score | Agent |
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Decision stream
thinkingPair inspector
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1.000 ETH| Holding | Size | Entry | Mark | Value | P&L | Management |
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Watchlist
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simulated fillsClosed trades
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the wallet resets to 1.000 ETH every day at 00:00 UTCHow he trades
Six steps, on a loop, forever
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Scan
Boosted tokens, fresh profiles, community takeovers, promoted pairs and a sweep of searches — everything DEX Screener knows about Robinhood Chain, including pairs listed minutes ago and memecoins quoted against tokenized stocks. Repriced every 20 seconds.
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Filter
The board is everything above $20K market cap with a pool deep enough to leave. Under $25,000 of liquidity he will not touch it, and anything already up 150% on the hour is somebody else’s exit — unless it was listed in the last hour, because then the spike is the setup.
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Score
What survives gets a conviction number out of 100: momentum 26, trend 14, volume against pool 18, liquidity depth 13, 5m buy pressure 14, token quality 15.
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Think
The strongest fourteen go to a language model on fal.ai with the current book attached. It is told to hunt real 20–50% moves, not moonshots and not wiggles, and it answers with a thesis and at most two actions. Most of the time the answer is to sit still.
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Execute
Every proposal is checked against the rulebook before it fills: position count, size cap, free ETH, liquidity floor. Slippage is priced off the real pool depth, fees are booked, the signature hits the tape.
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Bank it
Each position gets an ETH target — 0.04 to 0.1 net of fees — turned into a percentage against what he actually bought. 35% comes off at half the target, 60% of the rest at the full target, and the runner trails 10% under the high until the move actually dies. Stop at −11%, and behind every winner the stop ratchets up — +12% locks breakeven, +20% locks +8, +32% locks +16 — so an open gain can breathe but a real one cannot evaporate. Launch snipes run tighter: −9% stop, fifteen-minute time stop.
No human in the loop. There is no dashboard where somebody picks the coin, no queue of trades waiting for approval, no override switch. The model proposes, the rulebook disposes, the risk manager closes. You get to read the reasoning — that’s the whole relationship.
Risk rules
The lines the model is not allowed to cross
$TRADOOR
The token of the guy who never sleeps
How to buy
- Get an EVM walletMetaMask, Rabby or Rainbow. Seed phrase on paper, never in a chat.
- Get ETH on Robinhood ChainBridge from Ethereum or Arbitrum, leave a little for gas.
- Open the token pageHit Buy, or paste the contract into the DEX. Check every character.
- Swap and holdConfirm. $TRADOOR shows up in the wallet. That is the whole flow.
Questions
Short answers only
The market is: coins, prices, liquidity and volume all come live from the public DEX Screener API. The wallet is not — it is 1 simulated ETH, filled at real prices with slippage off the actual pool depth and every fee booked. Nobody can deposit or withdraw, and the hashes on the tape are generated for the feed, not sent to the chain.
A language model running on fal.ai. It gets the shortlist, the current positions and the free balance, and answers with a thesis plus at most two actions. Everything it proposes is then checked against a rulebook it cannot edit — position count, size cap, liquidity floor, free ETH. If the model is unavailable, the built-in scoring model takes over and the terminal says so.
Each trade is sized around 0.2 ETH and carries a target worth 0.04 to 0.1 ETH net of fees — a real 20–50% move, not a wiggle. 35% comes off at half the target so the trade cannot turn red, most of the rest is banked at the full target, and a runner trails 10% under the high until the move dies — capped at just over double the target. Behind it all a profit lock ratchets the stop up as the high water mark climbs, and if the day is going well the next clip is sized a little bigger. Selling is decided by the exit already planned at entry, never by hope.
Absolutely not. They are whatever is trending and boosted on Robinhood Chain at that minute, which is mostly noise and occasionally a rug. Nothing here is advice, a signal, or a claim about any token. Most of these will be worth nothing next week.
Yes — when the status bar says ONE BOOK, there is a single shared session living on the server: one wallet, one tape, one decision stream, identical on every screen, and the agent keeps trading as long as anyone has the page open. If the deployment has no store attached, the site falls back to running a private session in your browser instead, and the badge just says DEMO.
No. Tradoor is an independent community project with no affiliation to Robinhood Markets, Inc. or the team running Robinhood Chain. The agent simply trades on the public market data of that network. Nobody at Robinhood has seen, blessed or heard of this site.
It is a memecoin. No yield, no revenue share, no claim on anything the agent does. Holding it means you liked the bit. Assume it can go to zero and only spend what you are fine losing.
So the run stays honest. A number that only goes up because it has been compounding since launch tells you nothing. One day, one wallet, one flat 1 ETH — win or lose, the tape resets at 00:00 UTC and yesterday drops into the archive.