Entry and exit conditions
Money available for buying or selling, supported paths, estimated costs, price impact, liquidity locks, failed sells, and relevant pool changes.
Coverage
Know what Heist checked—and what it did not.
Heist only makes product claims inside published coverage. Every result is designed to show the data, path, timestamp, freshness, and important limits behind it.
Unsupported does not mean safe or risky. It means Heist has not assessed it.
Planned initial coverage
Selected Robinhood Chain tokens first.
The first beta will cover selected tokens, pools, and trading paths on Robinhood Chain. A result will appear only when Heist has the data required for the checks being shown.
Before access opens: this section will be replaced with a versioned live table listing network, token, venue, available checks, data sources, freshness, limitations, and status.
Supported checks
What Heist may check.
Wallet activity
Creator, treasury, important holder, connected-wallet, exchange, and inactive-wallet activity when evidence and attribution are sufficient.
Contract controls
Minting, fees, pause controls, transfer restrictions, ownership, administrative roles, proxy changes, and supported contract events.
Holder structure
Direct concentration, connected wallet groups, supply movement, scheduled unlocks, and supported signs of common control.
Trading behavior
Supported signs of failed selling, unusual volume, repeated patterns, one-sided activity, or coordinated wallets.
What coverage does not mean
Coverage does not mean Heist endorses an asset, has verified every identity or offchain fact, monitors every market or path, can predict intent or price, can detect every problem, or can guarantee an estimated exit.
Freshness and degraded data
Material results will show when they were calculated and when they become stale. Delayed, missing, inconsistent, or out-of-coverage data will be labeled Stale, Degraded, Partial, or Unavailable instead of being silently reused.
Future coverage
Additional networks, asset types, and prediction markets require separate adapters, data-quality checks, product review, and—where relevant—legal and trading support.