Data Import on Robinhood

Data Import turns a list of Robinhood Chain addresses into a table: every wallet a row, every one of the 158 metrics a column, the same numbers /rh_pnlplus returns in Discord, in a view you can sort, filter, save and export. Up to 100,000 wallets per list, as many lists as you like, recomputed hourly. Included in both plans.

Every number is calculated for copy trading. Profit and every metric are adjusted so they only count trades you could have copied yourself, and fees are deducted. The data is refreshed hourly.

Switch to the Robinhood market first

Open the sidebar and click Robinhood at the top. The switcher decides which chain every module works on, so a list created here is a Robinhood list. Click Solana to go back.

Create a list

See your lists and their status

The Data Import page shows one row per list: Import Name, Date of Import, Date of Update, Wallets and Status. At the end of the row sit refresh, add wallets, delete (with a confirmation) and the arrow that opens the list. Only a Completed list can be opened. Lists also show up in the search: press Ctrl K, or Cmd K on a Mac, and type the name.

Narrow a list to a shortlist

Open a list and you get the table. Four controls do the work:

• Sort: click a column header. Click again to reverse it.
• Filter: open Filtering and Sorting, pick a metric, an operator and a value. Conditions stack, so profit over the last 7 days plus a win rate that holds over 30 days is two conditions on one view.
• Columns: open the column customizer to show the metrics you care about, hide the rest and put them in the order you read. 158 columns is more than any screen wants.
• Presets: save a set of filters, and a set of columns, under a name. The next list you import is one click from the same view.

Every metric in the table is defined in Robinhood wallet metrics.

Export what you keep

Export the list, with your filters applied, as CSV or JSON. The export carries the columns you have chosen, so a filtered, trimmed view exports as exactly that: the wallets worth watching and the numbers that got them there.

Good to know

• The table is the same data /rh_pnlplus returns as a file. Use the bot when you want a spreadsheet, Data Import when you want to filter and keep.
• A wallet with no trades in a timeframe shows zero for counts and amounts, and an empty cell for the ratio metrics.
• Timeframes are columns, not a page setting: the same metric appears for the last day, 7 days, 30 days and all time, so you can compare a wallet against itself.