> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tachyo.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tachyo.ai/getting-started/who-its-for.md).

# Who this is for

Tachyo was built by a trader for his own trading, and then opened to a small circle rather than to everyone. The limit is deliberate and it is not a launch phase. Seats stay few on purpose, because an edge that everyone is reading stops being an edge: point the same signal at an unlimited crowd and the crowd becomes the move, so the people acting on it are early to nothing.

Keeping the circle small is what protects the value of everything else here. It also sets what the platform assumes about you: that you already know how to find tokens, and want help with the part that comes next.

## You will get value if

* **You already have a source of ideas**: a group, a scanner, a caller, your own radar, and the bottleneck is deciding which of those ideas is worth capital.
* **You size positions.** Tiers, clusters and the signal change what you risk, not whether you click. If everything you do is the same fixed bet, the edge has nowhere to land.
* **You trade memecoins and early tokens** on Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood or Stables, where who is holding decides how the next hour goes.
* **You follow other traders or KOLs** and want to know whether the wallets behind them are actually good, and whether they are still holding what they showed you.
* **You care about being early rather than loud.** Most of Tachyo answers "who was in before the crowd", not "what is trending".

## You will not get much out of it if

* **You want entry and exit signals to follow blindly.** Tachyo does not tell you to buy. It tells you who else is in and how good they have been.
* **You trade majors on centralized exchanges.** Wallet-level quality on BTC or ETH spot is not what this measures.
* **You want a copy-trading bot.** Tachyo scores and surfaces; execution is yours.
* **You need coverage of every chain.** Six are scored end to end, and we add a new one once it carries real volume. A token outside that set will look thin here, and we would rather say so than fake depth.

## What it replaces

Most people arrive with a stack of tabs: a holder list somewhere, a PnL checker somewhere else, a chart, three Telegram groups and a spreadsheet of wallets they once decided were smart.

Tachyo collapses that into one question asked in one place (*is this token held by wallets that have been good at this, or by the crowd that always buys the top*) and keeps the answer current without you maintaining the list.

## What it costs you in effort

The platform rewards a habit, not a session. Ten minutes to [set up a watchlist](/platform/watchlist.md) and a pass over the [Live Feed](/platform/feed.md) once a day gets you most of the value. The deep [token page](/platform/token-page.md) is for the moment you are about to size in.


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