FAQ

Do you lose money?

Yes, and most of the time. Of 9,119 closed positions, 7,216 lost money and 1,764 made money — a win rate of 19.3%. It works only because the winners are large enough to cover the losers and the gas spent on reverted attempts — unknown ETH across the unknown of them this snapshot can read. The profit factor of 2.46 is the ratio that has to stay above 1.

Is this the whole history or your best stretch?

The whole history of this address up to the snapshot block, with no period excluded. Completeness is tested by nonce continuity, and it fails loudly when records are missing.

Can you actually sell what you hold?

Often not. 9 of 37 open positions have no indexed pool left. Marked value assumes a pool deep enough to exit into, which on tokens this size is usually optimistic.

Who controls the money?

The team, in an ordinary wallet. There is no vault, no deposit contract and no way for anyone outside to send funds in. That is deliberate, and it is also why the token's capital step is not built.

What do I get if I buy the token?

The intended mechanism is a share of realised profit, but the capital link and payout contract are not built. Holder payouts are not active. Every unresolved question about the mechanism is listed.

Why should more capital make more money?

It should not, past a point. Read the ceiling before believing any flywheel argument, including ours.

How do I check any of this myself?

Open 0xb6f8b683dd999593964e073c11788e49a56c43de on the explorer and compare. Every row in the book links to the chain, the snapshot block is in the top bar, and the loader that produced the data is in the repository along with the raw responses it saved.

Is this affiliated with Robinhood?

No. VELLIN is an independent trading team. "Robinhood Chain" is the name of the public network the bot trades on, and nothing here is a product of, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood Markets, Inc.