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Robinhood Chain

Prism covers Robinhood Chain exclusively, and within it only the tokens launched through the pons launchpad. It reads the chain directly on-chain across Uniswap V2, V3, and V4 and derives price, market cap, and liquidity from pool reserves rather than any external aggregator.

At a glance

ROBINHOOD CHAIN
An EVM L2 (chainId 4663, gas paid in ETH, Blockscout explorer) whose native launchpad tokens trade on its own Uniswap deployments. No external aggregator indexes these tokens, so Prism reads the pools directly and prices them on-chain.
UNISWAP V2
Constant-product pools. Price and market cap are derived straight from the reserves and the token supply.
UNISWAP V3
Concentrated-liquidity pools, and the standard pool that pons tokens launch into. Read for the same momentum and whale-flow scoring, with liquidity measured across the active range.
UNISWAP V4
The newest hooks-based pools. Indexed on-chain alongside V2 and V3 so nothing on the chain is missed.

What we read

Robinhood Chain (chainId 4663) is an EVM L2, gas paid in ETH, with a Blockscout explorer. Prism watches Uniswap V2, V3, and V4 swap events plus pons launch events directly over the chain's RPC, and derives price and market cap from pool reserves rather than any aggregator. The feed is scoped to tokens launched through pons, the dominant launchpad on the chain.

Quality gate: a token must be launched through pons, trade against a liquid quote above the liquidity floor, show real swap volume in the last hour, and clear the safety checks. That includes a honeypot and wash-flow check (many buys with almost no real sells is rejected) and a dev and holder concentration check (a single wallet sitting on too much of the supply is rejected as dump risk), so no one can manufacture a signal.

Risk tiers: driven by pool liquidity and whale flow. LOW for deeper pools with real whale flow, MEDIUM for mid-range liquidity, HIGH for thin pools or micro caps.

Uniswap V2, V3, and V4

Prism indexes all three Uniswap versions on Robinhood Chain from the same engine. V2 pools are constant-product, so price and market cap come straight from the reserves. V3 and V4 add concentrated liquidity and hooks, so liquidity is measured across the active range, but the scoring output is identical: a single 0 to 100 score split into momentum and whale flow.

Reading every version matters because a token can launch its deepest pool on any of them. Covering V2, V3, and V4 together means a signal reflects the full on-chain picture, not just one venue.

What is not covered

Prism is focused exclusively on Robinhood Chain, and within it on tokens launched through pons. Random Uniswap pairs, tokens from other launchpads, and other networks are out of scope by design. One chain, one launchpad, priced on-chain: that focus is what keeps the feed clean.