> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://retinaos.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Discovery Feed: Find Trending Tokens on Robinhood Chain

> Browse, filter, and sort the Retina Terminal discovery feed to find trending tokens on Robinhood Chain — updated in real time as new blocks arrive.

The discovery feed is the default view in Retina Terminal — a live, filterable list of tokens on Robinhood Chain ranked by recent activity. It loads immediately without login, so you can start exploring the market the moment you arrive. Every row in the feed is a live snapshot: values update as new blocks are confirmed, so the rankings you see reflect the current state of the chain.

## Default View

When you open Retina Terminal, the feed defaults to **Trending in the last hour** — tokens sorted by the velocity of their trading volume over the most recent 60-minute window. The following columns appear for every token:

| Column              | Description                                                  |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Token name / symbol | Displayed name and ticker as set in the contract             |
| Market cap          | Current circulating supply × last traded price, in USD       |
| 24h volume          | Total USD value of swaps in the last 24 hours                |
| Liquidity           | Total USD value currently locked in the token's primary pool |
| Holder count        | Number of unique addresses holding a non-zero balance        |
| Age                 | Time since the token contract was deployed                   |
| Risk score          | Composite risk flag count, low to high                       |

Click any row to open the token's dedicated [Token Page](/retina-terminal/token-pages).

## Filters

Use the filter panel on the left side of the feed to narrow results. Filters apply instantly — the feed re-ranks as you adjust each value.

| Filter                 | Description                                                                         |
| ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Market cap             | Min/max in USD                                                                      |
| Volume (24h)           | Minimum 24h trading volume                                                          |
| Liquidity              | Minimum pool liquidity                                                              |
| Holder growth          | % new holders in the last hour or last 24h                                          |
| Token age              | Min/max hours since creation                                                        |
| Launchpad              | Filter by specific launchpads (e.g., RobinLaunch, third-party pads)                 |
| Risk flags             | Exclude tokens carrying specific flags (wash trading, liquidity pulled, and others) |
| Min reputation holders | Require ≥N of the top-10 holders to carry a Cortex score above 60                   |

You can combine as many filters as you need. The active filter count appears as a badge on the filter panel toggle so you always know how constrained the current view is.

## Sorting Options

Switch the sort order using the dropdown at the top of the feed:

* **Newest** — most recently deployed tokens first
* **Trending** — highest volume velocity (default)
* **Holder growth** — fastest-growing holder count over the selected window
* **Liquidity depth** — highest total pool liquidity first
* **Risk score ascending** — lowest-risk tokens first, useful for conservative screening

## Saving a Filter

Logged-in users can save any active filter configuration as a named view. Saved views appear in the **My Views** panel and restore your exact filter and sort settings in one click.

Saved views can also be converted into an alert directly from the filter panel. Click **Save as Alert** to carry your current filter conditions into the alert builder, where you add a name and choose your notification channels. See [Alerts](/retina-terminal/alerts) for the full setup flow.

## Pro Tip

<Tip>
  Set a strict filter once and save it as an alert. You will be notified when a token appears that matches, so you do not need to watch the feed manually.
</Tip>