Which Tokens Did Several Smart Traders Just Buy? (Solana and Robinhood Chain)

How do you see which tokens several smart traders bought?

You need a list of recent buys from traders you track, grouped by token, with a count of how many different traders entered each one. StalkChain's stalkchain_fomo_multi_trader_entries does exactly that. It pulls the recent buy (or sell) alerts, groups by token, counts distinct traders, and returns tokens that clear your minimum.

You can run it from Claude or ChatGPT with the StalkChain MCP connected. The plain-English prompt is short:

Which tokens did at least 3 tracked traders buy on Solana in the last hour?

This page shows two real pulls: Solana with a 60-minute window, and Robinhood Chain with a 6-hour window. The Robinhood run came from a retest, and the reason for the retest is part of the lesson.

What does the call look like on Solana?

The assistant turns the prompt into this call:

stalkchain_fomo_multi_trader_entries
  chain: solana
  minTraders: 3
  side: buy
  windowMinutes: 60
  limit: 5

Pulled Oct 8, 2026, 06:14 UTC via StalkChain's MCP (stalkchain_fomo_multi_trader_entries). Response:

{
  "data": {
    "side": "buy",
    "minTraders": 3,
    "windowMinutes": 60,
    "coveredFrom": "2026-10-08T05:16:05.000Z",
    "coveredTo": "2026-10-08T06:13:49.757Z",
    "alertsScanned": 22,
    "tokensWithActivity": 11,
    "matches": [
      {
        "token": "STONK",
        "tokenAddress": "6GmAFSYs4gk3FDao5FzzySQpPZaWsa4rUJHacpMpUNgx",
        "chain": "solana",
        "distinctTraders": 3,
        "firstEntryAt": "2026-10-08T05:42:30.000Z",
        "lastEntryAt": "2026-10-08T06:06:50.000Z",
        "traders": [
          { "handle": "HUANPHAM", "usdValue": 5625.39, "at": "2026-10-08T06:06:50.000Z" },
          { "handle": "gudblondie", "usdValue": 74970.39, "at": "2026-10-08T06:02:10.000Z" },
          { "handle": "midmighty", "usdValue": 27791.96, "at": "2026-10-08T05:42:30.000Z" }
        ]
      },
      {
        "token": "DARK",
        "tokenAddress": "7KEPApdbBMByrmqihz3bht2uMhFQcatjfSFQCKq66kH3",
        "chain": "solana",
        "distinctTraders": 3,
        "firstEntryAt": "2026-10-08T05:19:50.000Z",
        "lastEntryAt": "2026-10-08T05:32:50.000Z",
        "traders": [
          { "handle": "WATM", "usdValue": 9331.23, "at": "2026-10-08T05:32:50.000Z" },
          { "handle": "SpeedsterATL", "usdValue": 3630.64, "at": "2026-10-08T05:31:45.000Z" },
          { "handle": "steadystate", "usdValue": 26660.27, "at": "2026-10-08T05:19:50.000Z" }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}

Same call over REST:

curl -G https://data.stalkchain.com/api/v1/tools/stalkchain_fomo_multi_trader_entries \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sc_YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -d chain=solana \
  -d minTraders=3 \
  -d side=buy \
  -d windowMinutes=60 \
  -d limit=5

How do you read the payload field by field?

coveredFrom and coveredTo. The exact range the tool could see: about 58 of the 60 minutes asked for. Always read this first. It tells you whether a quiet result means nothing happened or just that the window was cut short.

alertsScanned: 22 and tokensWithActivity: 11. The tool scanned 22 buy alerts touching 11 tokens. Only 2 of those 11 had three or more distinct traders. That ratio is the point: most activity is one trader, one token.

distinctTraders. Counted by trader identity, not by alert. One trader buying twice counts once.

firstEntryAt and lastEntryAt. The spread matters. STONK's three entries span 24 minutes. DARK's span 13 minutes. A tight cluster and a slow drip tell different stories.

traders[].usdValue. Read the next section before you use this field.

What does usdValue actually mean here?

It is the position mark, not the size of the buy. The tool says so in its own description, and our testing confirmed the effect: the same trade can appear as a $10,000 "buy" and then a $20,000 "buy" seconds apart, because the number tracks the position's value rather than the amount just purchased.

So when gudblondie shows $74,970 on STONK, you are looking at roughly what that position was worth at that moment. The trader might have bought a sliver of it. Do not add up usdValue across traders and call the total "money flowing in".

Use usdValue to see who holds a large stake, and use the at timestamps to see who moved when. For the actual amounts, open each trader's swaps.

What did the Robinhood Chain run show?

An earlier Robinhood Chain call with a 40-minute window and minTraders: 3 came back with no matches. It scanned only 6 alerts across 3 tokens. That looked like a dead chain. It was a narrow window.

Re-running with a 6-hour window and minTraders: 2 changed the picture completely:

stalkchain_fomo_multi_trader_entries
  chain: robinhood
  minTraders: 2
  side: buy
  windowMinutes: 360

Retest ending 06:17 UTC on Oct 8, 2026 (coverage 00:33 to 06:17 UTC). Matches we logged:

We kept this as a summary rather than the raw JSON, so the table lists only what we logged. Dollar figures are position marks, per the section above.

Two lessons. First, a short window on a quieter hour can look empty on a very active chain. Second, this 6-hour request still hit the 100-alert page limit, so its real coverage began at 00:33, not 6 hours before the end. Check coveredFrom every time.

How do you choose minTraders and the window?

Start with the lowest bar that gives you a readable list, then tighten.

• minTraders: 2 gives a longer list and more noise. Good for discovery on a quiet chain.
• minTraders: 3 is the default. Good for a first pass on Solana.
• Higher counts produce short, high-conviction lists on busy chains, as the 11 and 10 above show.
• Shorter windows show what is happening now. Longer windows show accumulation, but they run into the 100-alert cap on busy chains.

If the coverage range is shorter than your window, narrow by chain. The tool lets you filter by chain so the 100 alerts all belong to the market you care about.

Is this the same as insider or coordinated-buying detection?

No. StalkChain also has stalkchain_fomo_coordinated_activity. When we ran it side by side on Solana at the same time, it returned the same STONK and DARK matches.

It added a provider board of older multi-user events, and that board was stale: the newest event was from Aug 23, 2026, about 1,093 hours old.

So the two tools gave the same answer for this purpose. Do not read "several tracked traders bought the same token" as proof that they coordinated, share information, or are insiders. Independent traders often buy the same trending token because the same chart is in front of them.

What the count does tell you is that independent attention is converging. That is a screening signal. To go further, check how early each buyer was, whether they hold or have sold (see KOL sell pressure), and whether the token's liquidity can support an exit.

What are the false positives?

Trending-token crowding. If a token is on every feed, many traders will buy it for the same visible reason.

Position marks read as buys. Covered above.

One trader, several wallets. The tool counts by trader identity, which helps, but check the traders list for handles you recognize as belonging together.

A thin window. An empty result with a short coveredFrom to coveredTo span proves little.

Late entries. If firstEntryAt is hours old, you are reading history. The last entry may be the only one still actionable, and it may not be.

How do you turn this into an alert?

You do not need to poll by hand. StalkChain alerts can watch a token and tell you when several tracked traders buy it. Here is the shape of the call (an example of the parameters, not a pull we ran):

stalkchain_alert_create
  kind: smart_money_buy
  chain: solana
  token: <the token mint>
  minTraders: 2
  channel: email

Details to know:

• The trigger is smart_money_buy: it fires when at least minTraders tracked traders buy the token within a few minutes. The default is 2 and it can go up to 20.
• Alerts are checked about every 5 minutes, so this is a prompt, not a tick-by-tick feed.
• Delivery is email, or a Discord, Slack or Telegram webhook.
• An alert fires once and then switches off. You can have up to 20 active.
• Alerts work on Solana, Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain. There are no Robinhood Chain alerts. For Robinhood, run the multi-trader query on demand, as above.

The practical pattern: use the query to find candidates, then set an alert on the ones you want to be told about again.

How do other tools cover this?

Nansen's guide to tracking Solana wallets includes a section on spotting tokens that a group of smart-money wallets bought over 48 hours. It is a useful framing, though it does not show a sample payload. Read it at Nansen's Solana wallet tracking guide.

FOMO API has a post on spotting Robinhood Chain runners that covers clustering on that chain. It is a good read on one chain. This page adds a Solana pull, the coverage-window discipline and the alert path.

For Robinhood Chain context, see our memecoin screener guide and whale accumulation on Robinhood Chain. For Solana, see whale accumulation and following Solana KOLs.

How do you run it yourself?

Connect the StalkChain MCP server to Claude or ChatGPT and ask the question above. Robinhood Chain setup is on the Robinhood Chain data page and in the Claude guide. Developers can use the API, and plans and the free starter credit are on the pricing page.

Data, not financial advice. A cluster of tracked traders is a place to start research, not a reason to buy.

FAQ

Which tokens did multiple smart wallets buy at the same time?

Group recent buy alerts by token and count distinct tracked traders. On Solana at 06:14 UTC on Oct 8, 2026, STONK and DARK each had 3. On Robinhood Chain over a 6-hour window ending 06:17 UTC, PONS had 11 and AI had 10.

Does the dollar value show how much each trader bought?

No. usdValue is the position mark, the value of the holding at that moment, not the size of the buy. A trader adding a small amount to a large position can show a large number.

Does this prove the traders are working together?

No. The same matches come back from the coordinated-activity tool, but a shared token is not shared intent. Independent traders often buy the same trending token. Treat it as convergence of attention.

Can I get an alert when several traders buy a token?

Yes, on Solana, Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain. Use stalkchain_alert_create with the smart_money_buy trigger and 2 or more traders. It checks about every 5 minutes and sends email or a Discord, Slack or Telegram webhook. Robinhood Chain is not supported for alerts.

Why did my search return nothing?

Check coveredFrom and coveredTo, alertsScanned and minTraders. A short window on a quiet hour, or a high minTraders, can return nothing even on an active chain. Our own 40-minute Robinhood run came back empty before a 6-hour run found five tokens.

How far back can it look?

You can request up to 24 hours, but one pull reads a page of about 100 alerts. On busy chains the covered range is shorter than the one you asked for, and the response tells you the real range.