Check a coin before you put money in.
Type a coin's name or paste its address. Works for coins on Solana, Robinhood Chain, Arc, Stable and BNB Chain. We look at who made it, who owns it and what known traders are doing, then tell you in plain words what to watch out for.
My wallet
One dollar balance for every network. Add USDC from Solana, Robinhood Chain, Arc or Stable, buy any coin without worrying where it lives, and withdraw whenever you like.
What well-known traders are doing right now
These are wallets owned by crypto personalities with big followings. Seeing what they buy is useful, but check their real record first. Some make money from followers who buy after them. (Crypto word: KOL, "key opinion leader".)
Latest trades
Most bought in the last hour
When several known traders buy the same coin at once, the price often jumps, then drops.
Traders who actually make money
Ranked by profit over the last 30 days, not by followers.
Who's making new coins
Anyone can create a coin in minutes. A maker whose past coins crashed quickly is a warning sign for their next one. (Crypto word: deployer.)
| Coin maker | Network | Their record | Coins made | Crashed within a day | Newest coin |
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My watch list
Keep an eye on the traders and coin makers you care about. Their latest moves show up here.
The basics, without the jargon
What is a meme coin?
A coin made for fun or hype, usually named after a joke, an animal or a trend. It has no business behind it. Its price moves only because people buy or sell it, so it can rise fast and fall even faster.
What's a network, and which one is which?
A network (or blockchain) is a public record of who owns what. Each one is like a separate market with its own rules, and each charges small fees in its own coin.
Fast and cheap. The busiest place for meme coins.
Robinhood's own network, built on Ethereum technology and launched in July 2026. Made for tokenized stocks, but meme coins arrived quickly too.
Built by Circle, the company behind the USDC digital dollar. Fees are paid in dollars, so they stay predictable. Very new.
A network made for payments with USDT (Tether's digital dollar). Launched in December 2025.
Linked to the Binance exchange. Cheap, and one of the biggest places for meme coins after Solana.
Why does the network matter when I send money?
When you move coins from an exchange to your wallet, you choose a network. If you pick one your wallet doesn't use, the money can arrive somewhere you can't reach, and it may be gone for good. Always check that the network on both sides matches. Send a small test amount first.
What is a "rug pull"?
When a coin's maker takes out the money that lets people sell. The coin still exists, but no one can sell it for anything, so it's worth close to zero. Checking whether that money is locked is one of the most useful things you can do.
What's a hidden sell fee or "honeypot"?
On Robinhood Chain, Arc, Stable and BNB Chain, a coin's code can charge a fee every time you sell, or even block selling completely. A coin you can buy but never sell is called a honeypot. Lookout checks for both.
Why do so many new coins crash?
Most new coins are made to catch early excitement. The maker and early buyers sell once newcomers pile in. Most coins lose nearly all their value within the first day.
Why follow well-known traders at all?
Their wallets are public, so you can see what they really do, not just what they post. That helps you spot people who hype a coin and sell it the same hour. Following their buys blindly is risky, because by the time you see it, the price has usually moved.
Does a green light mean a coin is safe?
No. Green means we found fewer of the usual warning signs. Any coin can still lose all its value. Only use money you could lose without it hurting you.
Never share these two things
Your recovery phrase (the 12 or 24 words you got when you made your wallet) and your private key. Anyone who has them can take everything in your wallet. Lookout will never ask for them, and no real support team will either.
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