Your account

Your wallet address is your identity on Holyhood. Everything below is layered on top of it.

Profile

Settings lets you set a username (3–20 letters, numbers or underscores) and an avatar.

You can set your username once. After that it is locked. Choose carefully.

Your public profile lives at /creator/<your address> and shows what you have launched, your follower count, and anything you have delegated.

Finding tokens

Launchpad is the main market table. Search by name, ticker or address; sort by market cap, volume or trade count; filter by stage — All, New, Graduating, Graduated. Sorting and filtering run across every token, not just the page you are looking at.

Trending ranks tokens by activity. A live ticker of recent trades across the whole platform runs above the market table.

Watchlist and following

Star any token to add it to your Watchlist. Follow a creator from their profile and their future launches appear under Following.

Both work without signing in — they are stored in your browser. If you do sign in, they sync to your account and follow you across devices.

Portfolio

Your holdings, what they are worth, and your profit and loss.

P&L is computed from your recorded on-chain trades — cost basis against the current price. It is informational. The 24-hour change field shows a dash because that figure is not currently published by the backend.

Launched by you lists your own tokens, which is the quickest route to your creator rewards.

Notifications

The bell in the top bar. There is exactly one kind of notification today: a creator you follow has launched a new token. Trades on your own tokens do not notify you, despite what the empty state implies.

Opening the notifications page marks everything read. The bell only appears once you are signed in.

Messages

Direct messages have their own page, and update live.

There is no search and no new-message composer. You start a conversation from the other person's profile, using the Message button — after that the thread appears in your list. They need an account on Holyhood for this to work.

Rewards and points

Rewards holds your referral code, your points balance and history, and the points leaderboard.

Points come from referrals and nothing else, and currently cannot be spent on anything. Full detail on Rewards, points and referrals.

Leaderboards

Leaderboard ranks traders by total profit and loss — realised plus unrealised — across every token, computed from recorded on-chain trades. It is informational, not advice.

A points tab appears next to it once anyone has points.

NFTs

Your profile can display NFTs from one specific collection on Robinhood Chain. It is display-only — there is nothing to click, list or transfer — and if the collection is not configured the section simply does not appear.

Learn

The app has a Learn section with full articles on wallets, reading a chart, market cap and supply, liquidity pools, spotting risky tokens, and fees. If you are new to this, start there — these docs assume you already know what a wallet is.