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Live Robinhood Chain alerts · Multibuys · 2026-09-24
Sniper Mint tracks Multibuys alerts on Robinhood Chain, measures how they played out, and links you to the Telegram channel that posts them first.

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Screen: market cap at least $50.0K, top-10 wallets holding at most 40 %. Charts open on GMGN.
A Multibuys alert means more than one followed wallet bought the same contract.
Sniper Mint reads on-chain buying as evidence, with limits. One wallet can split into ten; a fresh wallet can belong to the deployer. The checks below cover both cases.
Put simply, wallet alerts show what money did, which is harder to fake than a post. Sniper Mint follows Multibuys on Robinhood Chain and asks whose wallets they are and what they did before.
Start here: Check whether several buying wallets were funded from one source a few minutes earlier. Compare the buy size with pool liquidity; a buy that moves price far is also hard to exit.
Filters are a choice, not a truth. This is the choice Sniper Mint made for Multibuys alerts:
In the 41 most recent lane alerts at build time (about 41 hours), 32 passed this screen. Those that passed had a median market cap of $125.0K, median liquidity of $34.2K and about 193 holders. 4 of the 41 lane alerts had liquidity below a tenth of their market cap, which makes exits expensive. Across the whole lane, the ten largest wallets held a median 24 % of supply.
Values measured on 2026-09-24 from the Empire feed. The screen is a filter, not a recommendation.
The same short routine, every time.
| # | Check |
|---|---|
| 1 | Size the position so a total loss does not change your week. |
| 2 | Open the chart and confirm the pool, the pair and the liquidity figure. |
| 3 | Open the deployer wallet and read its earlier launches. |
| 4 | Set volume against pool depth and new holders over the same window. |
| 5 | Copy the full contract address from the alert, never the ticker. |
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| Token | Chain | First alert cap | Tracked cap | Multiple | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UBIK | Robinhood | $67K | $9100K | 135x | 2026-09-02 |
| PONS | BSC | $20K | $598K | 30x | 2026-09-10 |
| Jacob | Robinhood | $47K | $906K | 19x | 2026-09-09 |
| astro | Robinhood | $74K | $5600K | 76x | 2026-09-09 |
Historic examples only. Each multiple compares the reported market cap with the first alert. Many other alerts in the same period lost value.
The scoreboard does not yet hold enough mature Multibuys alerts on Robinhood Chain to publish a rate. The chain-wide figure over 7 days: 35 % of alerts reached 2x within 24 hours and 60 % died within the day.
Source: Blackhat alert scoreboard, updated 2026-09-24. Full scoreboard.
Snapshot of 2026-09-24: alerts Sniper Mint pulled from the @empirerhmultibuys lane, with the market data printed at alert time.
Recorded values, not live prices. Charts open on GMGN with the publisher's referral code.
Sniper Mint is a Blackhat Crypto Empire desk that follows the Multibuys channel on Robinhood Chain and shows the network's live alerts with the checks we use to read them.
No. Alerts are observations from public data. Every token here can lose all of its value, and you decide what to do with the information.
They come from the Empire's own pipeline, which reads chain data, launchpads and wallet trackers and posts to its Telegram channels.
No. The page publishes alerts and methods; it does not run positions or sell placements.