Liquidity infrastructure
weighed and recorded.
Watch every pool on Robinhood Chain, price by price, before you put a single coin to work.
Liquidity on Robinhood Chain|$41.84M|82 pools
Depth is the number that matters.
50%
of all liquidity on the chain sits in just five pools. The other 77 share what is left.
Sort every pool by depthThe five busiest pools, by liquidity against their market cap
- NVDA$6.32M
30.6% of $20.65M market cap sits in the pool
- SPY$1.93M
7.5% of $25.9M market cap sits in the pool
- META$3.9M
62.4% of $6.24M market cap sits in the pool
- CEST$107.52K
8.4% of $1.27M market cap sits in the pool
- GOOGL$1.43M
25.6% of $5.58M market cap sits in the pool
Liquidity and market cap from Dexscreener, for the deepest pool holding each token. A large market cap with a shallow pool is a position you cannot leave quickly.
Verified, not vouched for.
22 tokenised stocks on this board passed three checks read straight off the chain. Nothing here rests on a logo, a ticker or anyone’s word.
- 01
Bytecode
The contract proxies Robinhood's own token beacon.
- 02
Symbol
Its symbol() is exactly the ticker being claimed.
- 03
Name
Its name() ends in “Robinhood Token”.
Search a single stock ticker on this chain and more than twenty tokens answer. The impostors usually have the better logo, because the real issuer never uploaded one.
Seven days of price.
Hour by hour.
Every pool carries 168 hourly candles pulled from the chain’s own trading history, not a smoothed line drawn between two points. A 24-hour percentage hides the shape of the week; the shape is the part worth seeing.
Identity first
A token earns its row by what its bytecode is, not by what it calls itself.
Depth over headline
Liquidity is paid for and hard to fake. Market cap is minted and easy to.
Nothing invented
If a feed stops answering the page says so, rather than filling the gap.
Busiest right now
The five pools taking the most volume in the last 24 hours.
$ANUBIS
One address, stated plainly.
The protocol contracts are still being written. Until they are deployed there is nothing here to swap, stake or deposit into, and this site will not pretend otherwise.
Contract address
0xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxA placeholder until launch. It is deliberately not copyable — an address people can copy but must not use is worse than no address at all.
Can I trade on Anubis Pool?
Not yet. The protocol contracts are still being written, so nothing on this site offers to swap, stake or deposit. What works today is the reading: live pools, seven days of hourly candles, and which tokens are genuinely what they claim.
How is a tokenised stock verified?
Three checks, all read from the chain: the contract's bytecode proxies Robinhood's token beacon, its symbol() matches the ticker, and its name() ends in “Robinhood Token”. Anything that fails one is not marked as verified.
Where do the numbers come from?
Price, market cap, volume, liquidity and pool age come from Dexscreener. Hourly candles come from GeckoTerminal. Which stock tokens are genuine is decided by reading Robinhood Chain directly. Nothing is sampled or generated.
Why show liquidity next to market cap?
Market cap can be manufactured by minting supply. Liquidity has to be paid for, so it is far harder to fake — and it is what you actually sell into. A token whose pool holds a fraction of its headline number is a position that is hard to leave.
Does the site need my wallet?
No. There is nothing to connect and nothing to sign. Every figure is read from public sources on the server and rendered before the page reaches you.
Is any of this financial advice?
No. A verified mark says a contract is who it claims to be. It says nothing whatsoever about whether buying it is a good idea.
Weigh the pools yourself.
No wallet, no signature, nothing to connect. Open the board and read the chain.