What Hood Watch records.
Hood Watch reads one chain and keeps a record of who bought, who held and who left, wallet by wallet. A check reads that record back to you, and shows its working.
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It records behaviour, not opinion
Every finding traces to something that happened on the chain: a transfer, a buy, a sale, with a block and a timestamp. Nothing is a rating, a score, or a recommendation.
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Verified and calculated are different words
A finding marked verified is a transaction we can point at. One marked calculated is derived from several of them, and says so. You always see which of the two you are reading, on every claim.
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Wallets are joined only by evidence
Two wallets count as one buyer when the chain already joined them: a funding transfer between them, or three or more tokens bought in common. Where nothing joins them they stay separate, and the count stands.
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Proven traders are judged on closed trades
A trader earns the mark from positions they actually finished. Open positions are never marked to market, so nobody is credited for a gain they have not taken.
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Gaps are gaps
A check shows when it ran. Between checks nothing is invented to fill the space, and an empty record is never presented as a quiet chain.
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The record is open
Every check is anonymous, needs no account and no wallet connection, and can be shared as a link that anyone can re-check for themselves.
VERIFIED
A single recorded transaction supports this claim, and the check will show it to you: the block, the time, the addresses and the amount.
CALCULATED
Several recorded facts were combined to reach this claim. The inputs and the method version are named, so the arithmetic can be repeated.
EARLY BUYERS SELLING
A verdict class, not a warning about the token. It states that wallets which bought early have begun reducing while later buyers are still arriving. What that means for you is your call.