Every memecoin on Robinhood Chain,
sorted into good and bad.
Four on-chain checks per token. The seam shows where the money went.
Alpha
—
quality side
Beta
—
junk side
Alpha supply spread, liquidity locked
Beta someone else holds the exit
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Four things Alphet reads
Each token scored 0–100 on all four, then weighted into one number. Above 55 it's Alpha.
Metrics by timeframe
What moved the seam
Biggest volume first. A gauge you can't audit is just a logo — so here's the working.
Scored tokens
Alpha vs Beta
Not a price call — a quality call.
Alpha
score ≥ 55
Supply is spread, liquidity can't be pulled
- No wallet can end it. Top 10 hold a small share.
- The pool is stuck. Liquidity burned or locked.
- The dev has shipped before. Past launches still alive.
- You can get out. A sell simulates clean.
Not a promise the price goes up — just the absence of what takes it to zero on purpose.
Beta
score < 55
Someone else is holding the exit
- The float is concentrated. A few wallets can end it.
- The liquidity is withdrawable. One dev decision from empty.
- The dev has left tokens dead. Records work both ways.
- The exit is narrow. Mostly sells, or no sell at all.
Beta tokens do go up. That's why the money keeps arriving — and why the seam usually sits here.
Reading the seam
Know which side you're buying
The gauge updates every few hours. Follow along and get pinged when the seam moves hard.
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Alphet — quality gauge on Robinhood Chain