Under the lens
Case open · Elysium
Scout follows the money before the crowd does.
Every buy on Elysium passes under Scout's lens. When wallets with a winning record, oversized buyers or a sudden group of buyers land on the same coin, it lights up on the radar.
The radar
Coins with money moving in, over the last hour. Closer to the center means a stronger case.
Strong caseBuildingQuiet, just volume
Case log
The buys Scout flagged, newest first.
- Waiting for the first flagged buy…
Three clues, one lens
01
Wallets with a record
A wallet that already caught coins that ran, and is still sitting in profit, has earned attention. Scout builds that record from the chain itself; no lists, no labels from anyone.
02
Buys big for the coin
$300 means nothing on a large coin and everything on a tiny one. Scout weighs each buy against the coin's market cap, so a buy only counts as big when it's big for that coin.
03
Buyers arriving together
Two or more flagged buys into the same coin within ten minutes is a cluster. Dust and bot spam under $25 is thrown out before anything is counted.
$SCOUT
The detective of Elysium. The radar stays free and open for everyone.
Published on Nov 9Questions
How fresh is the radar?
It reads the chain when you open the page and again every 20 seconds while you watch. A signal only counts buys from the last hour.
Does a strong case mean I should buy?
No. Scout shows where money is going, not where it should go. Smart wallets lose too. Do your own research.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No. Everything comes from public Elysium chain data. There is nothing to sign.