On-chain reference-price terminal

Not a DEX price tracker — the on-chain reference-price terminal for Robinhood tokenized equities. Each canonical stock has a Chainlink price feed on Robinhood Chain. We read latestRoundData() straight from the oracle over a public RPC, so a price shows even when DEX pools are thin — the oracle is the reference price, and it updates around the clock, including while NYSE is closed.

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Price sourceChainlink oracle
Reference prices Chainlink latestRoundData() · answer ÷ 1e8 · updated 24/7
Ticker Oracle price 24h Premium / discount Oracle updated Links
24/7 gap scanner Biggest oracle moves vs the value at the last NYSE close (4pm ET) — while the tape is shut
How this terminal works — data, basis, and limits
  • Price source. Each canonical stock maps to a Chainlink AggregatorV3 proxy. We call latestRoundData() read-only via eth_call on a public Robinhood Chain RPC — no API key runs in your browser, no wallet, no signing. The oracle answer is scaled by 1e8 (8 decimals) to a USD price.
  • Oracle updated / staleness. We show the feed's updatedAt age. Feeds update on a heartbeat and on deviation; an unusually old timestamp is flagged stale — treat the price as not-current.
  • Premium / discount. Where a DEX trading venue exists for the token (via the public GeckoTerminal API) we compare the venue price to the oracle — positive means the token trades above the oracle reference. Where no venue price is available we fall back to oracle now vs oracle at the last NYSE close. Each row labels which basis it used. We do not publish an official exchange tape close (that needs a separate equity data feed the operator supplies).
  • 24/7 gap scanner. Tokenized equities trade while NYSE is shut. We rank the largest moves between the oracle now and the oracle's value at the most recent NYSE close (4pm ET, last weekday; market holidays are not excluded, so treat holiday-adjacent gaps as approximate).
  • Address map. Ticker→feed-proxy addresses come from the operator-supplied feeds.json and any feedProxy in the canonical stocks.json registry (optionally merged with a machine-readable Chainlink reference-data source). We never invent an address — an unmapped ticker shows feed pending.
  • Matching ticker is not endorsement, safety, or affiliation. Confirm the exact contract with the impostor checker. More: Methodology · Robinhood (official): robinhood.com.