Coming soonLiquidity you can see, depth you can verify.
Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit chain built for on-chain markets — tokenized stocks, stablecoins and crypto trading against deep Uniswap v4 pools, settling to Ethereum. Meridian puts the chain’s liquidity front and centre: every pool, its depth, its volume and exactly what a trade of any size would cost you.
- Chain TVL
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- DEX volume · latest day
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- DEX volume · 14 days
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- Block time
- ~100 ms
DEX volume on Robinhood Chain — last 14 days
Daily volume across all DEXs on the chain, in USD millions.
Source: DefiLlama · live on loadQuery any pool. See the depth before you trade.
Search by token, pair or asset type. Select a pool to inspect its depth curve and run a trade size through the slippage calculator — the same numbers a market maker would look at first.
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How much size this pool absorbs before the price moves. Deeper within ±2% means cheaper large trades.
Cumulative depth by price distance from mid. The shaded band marks the ±2% zone quoted in the table.
Slippage calculator
Estimate price impact for a buy in the selected pool, using a constant-product model on its reserves.
Pool reserves, volume and price changes load live from the GeckoTerminal API each time this page opens — nothing here is a stored snapshot. Depth ±2% and the calculator model each pool’s live reserves with a constant-product approximation. Fetching live data…
Every topic has its own page.
The homepage stays focused on live liquidity. Guides, the ecosystem map, developer setup and answers each live on a dedicated page — pick one to continue.
Reading liquidity
TVL, depth ±2% and price impact — the three numbers that tell you whether a market is real, and how to use the explorer before you trade.
Where the liquidity lives
Uniswap v4, USDG, tokenized stocks, launchpads, market data and the bridge — the venues and rails that make up the chain’s markets.
Connect in under a minute
Full network parameters — chain IDs 4663 / 46630, RPC, faucet — plus a copy-ready snippet to add the network to any wallet.
Questions, answered plainly
What the chain is, how to check a token’s real liquidity, where the volume data comes from, and how new tokens get liquidity.
Three numbers tell you if a market is real.
Price alone says nothing. These are the figures this portal leads with — and what each one means for your trade.
Total value locked
The capital sitting in a pool, ready to trade against. High TVL means the market exists around the clock — not just when a few wallets show up. Robinhood Chain pools are concentrated-liquidity v4 pools, so capital works harder per dollar.
Depth around the price
The dollar size available within two percent of the mid price. This is the practical measure: a pool can show a large TVL yet be thin exactly where you need to trade. Depth is what the explorer charts for every pool.
What your size costs
Every buy walks the price up as it consumes liquidity. The slippage calculator in the homepage Liquidity Explorer runs your size through the pool’s reserves so the cost is a number you see before trading — not a surprise after.
Where the liquidity lives.
The venues, assets and tools that make up the chain’s markets — from the core AMM to the stock tokens that trade next to crypto, around the clock.
Uniswap v4
The chain’s core exchange layer. Graduated tokens and blue-chip pairs trade in v4 pools with hooks, dynamic fees and concentrated liquidity — the pools listed in the explorer.
USDG
The dollar rail of the ecosystem. USDG pairs anchor the deepest pools on the chain and serve as the quote asset for stock-token and meme markets alike.
Tokenized stocks
NVDA, TSLA, SPY and a growing shelf of equity tokens trade on-chain against USDG and ETH — the same depth and slippage tooling as any crypto pair, in the homepage explorer.
Launchpads
Bonding-curve launchpads issue new tokens directly on the chain; when a curve completes, its reserves and remaining supply graduate into a locked Uniswap v4 pool — where they join the liquidity tracked here.
Market data & analytics
DefiLlama and GeckoTerminal index the chain’s TVL, DEX volume and pool reserves; this portal reads their public APIs directly, so the figures here are the figures they publish, fetched when the page opens.
Bridge
Assets move between Ethereum and Robinhood Chain through the canonical Orbit bridge. ETH arrives as the gas token; USDG and stock tokens bridge through their issuers’ routes.
Connect in under a minute.
An Ethereum-equivalent Orbit chain: your existing Solidity, tooling and wallets work as-is. Point them at the network below.
| Network name | Robinhood Chain |
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| Chain ID | 4663 |
| Testnet chain ID | 46630 |
| Stack | Arbitrum Orbit · settles to Ethereum |
| Block time | ~100 ms |
| Gas token | ETH |
| Testnet RPC | rpc.testnet.chain.robinhood.com |
| Testnet faucet | faucet.testnet.chain.robinhood.com |
| Core DEX | Uniswap v4 |
| Quote assets | ETH · USDG · USDC |
await window.ethereum.request({ method: 'wallet_addEthereumChain', params: [{ chainId: '0xB626', // 46630 testnet · mainnet is 4663 (0x1237) chainName: 'Robinhood Chain Testnet', nativeCurrency: { name: 'Ether', symbol: 'ETH', decimals: 18 }, rpcUrls: ['https://rpc.testnet.chain.robinhood.com'], }], });
Query pool reserves and depth through the v4 quoter before routing a trade — the same reserves the homepage explorer charts.
Build on v4 hooks for dynamic fees, launch protection and custom pool behaviour — native to how this chain trades.
Questions, answered plainly.
What is Robinhood Chain?
An Arbitrum Orbit chain (chain ID 4663) that settles to Ethereum and uses ETH for gas, with block times around 100 milliseconds. It is built for on-chain markets: crypto, the USDG stablecoin and tokenized stocks trading in the same pools, on the same rails.
How do I check whether a token has real liquidity?
Search for it in the Liquidity Explorer. Look at depth ±2% first — that is the size the pool can absorb near the current price — then check 24h volume to confirm the market is actually trading, and run your intended size through the slippage calculator before committing.
Why does this site lead with liquidity instead of price?
Because price without depth is decoration. A token can quote any price in a thin pool; what determines your outcome is how much size trades at that price. TVL, depth and price impact are the numbers that decide that, so they are the numbers this portal publishes first.
Where does the data on this site come from?
It loads live, in your browser, every time the page opens — there is no stored snapshot. Chain TVL and the 14-day DEX volume chart come from DefiLlama’s public API; pool reserves, 24h volume and price changes come from GeckoTerminal’s public API. Depth ±2% is modelled from each pool’s live reserves using a constant-product approximation, so treat it as an estimate and verify reserves on-chain before trading. If an API is unreachable, the explorer says so rather than showing stale numbers.
How do new tokens get liquidity on the chain?
Most launch through bonding-curve launchpads. While a token is on the curve it trades against the curve’s reserves; once the curve completes, the raised assets and the supply reserved for liquidity graduate into a locked Uniswap v4 pool, where the token trades like any other pair listed here.