Bought a coin? Prove you were early.

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fomorecipt 0x66…9004

Best receipt today

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Reading the chain…

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Receipts Boards

Buy a coin, or connect a wallet that already did. fomorecipt reads the trade and turns it into a receipt that keeps score.

Get your receipts

Nothing minted, nothing signed, no gas. It is your own transaction, priced twice.

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How it works

You already made the trade. That is the receipt.

Nothing to mint and nothing to claim. Your buy is on the chain already — fomorecipt reads it back and prices it twice, so the thing you have been screenshotting becomes a number anyone can check.

Buy the coin

Through fomo, or anywhere else on Robinhood Chain. A receipt does not care which venue you used — it only needs the trade to exist.

Connect your wallet

One read finds every swap whose output landed in your wallet. Nothing is signed, and you can disconnect the moment you have looked.

Keep the receipt

What you paid, the market cap you entered at, the block you got in on — and how far the coin has run since. It re-prices on every load.

What a receipt reads

Four numbers, all of them measured.

A market cap is a price times a supply, and both sides come off the chain: the price you actually got is inside your own swap, and the supply is whatever the token contract says. So an entry market cap is not an estimate — it is your trade, as arithmetic.

What you bought — the token on the other side of your own swap.

What you paid — the quote leg of the same log, in dollars.

Market cap at entry — your price, slippage included, times supply.

The exact block — so being early is orderable, not a feeling.

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Bought: —
Entry market cap: —
Market cap now: —
Block: —

Open this receipt

Live

Everything caught on this chain, sorted.

Reading the busiest pools on Robinhood Chain…

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Receipts read

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Wallets that caught something

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Coins on the board

CoinCaught byEntry → now

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Questions

The honest answers.

Do I have to buy through FOMO?

No. A receipt is read off the trade itself, so anything you bought on Robinhood Chain already has one — whatever front end you used. Connect the wallet and it is there.

Is anything minted or stored?

No. There is no receipt token and no database. The page asks the chain for your swaps and the pools for their prices, every time. That is why it costs nothing, and why it cannot be taken away.

How is the entry market cap worked out?

Your swap log holds both legs: what went in and what came out. Divide them and you have the price your trade actually got, slippage included. Multiply by the token's own totalSupply() and you have the market cap at the moment you entered.

What if I paid in a stablecoin?

Fine — the quote leg is read in whatever it was denominated in. Stables count as a dollar and wrapped ether at the live ETH price, so every receipt ends up comparable.

What about sells?

A sell is not a receipt. Only the buy that got you in is, because that is the claim being made. What the position is worth now is shown next to it either way.

What if I am down?

It says so, in the same place it would have said the opposite. A receipt reports — that is the only reason the good ones are worth anything.

You don't screenshot it. You have the receipt.

Trade it. Keep the receipt.

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