EpoxyChain 4663

One bonding layer for Robinhood Chain. Blocks, liquidity and trading flow are joined into a single surface that stays readable at speed.

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Build on Robinhood Chain

Fuse the chain into one clear signal.

Epoxy follows every block, pool and swap on Robinhood Chain and sets them into readings you can lean on. No guesswork, just flow that has held.

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Resin alone stays soft, hardener alone does nothing. A reading is only called final once both sides agree.

epoxy : tailing rpc · robinhood chain
blocks read 0 pools priced 0 value syncs 0

    Chain

    Robinhood Chain

    ID 4663 · 0x1237

    Contract

    RPC

    Head block
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    Value locked
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    Pools tracked
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    24h volume
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    Pulse & telemetry

    Everything Epoxy is reading, live

    Public endpoints polled straight from your browser. Nothing is stored on our side, so every figure here is only as old as its last good poll.

    FEEDS0/3
    CONNECTING
    Head blockOn chain
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    Txs in latest—
    Block cadenceMeasured
    —blk/s
    Gas in latest—
    Value lockedDefiLlama
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    Matched on chain id4663
    Pool coverage24h —
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    Top pool share—

    Feed channels

    WAITING

    Three public sources on independent schedules. Each backs off with jitter after a miss and parks while this tab is hidden.

    • Chain RPCheight and chain id
      —WAIT
    • DefiLlamavalue locked by chain id
      —WAIT
    • DexScreenerpools tagged robinhood
      —WAIT

    Readiness checks

    • RPC answers with chain id 0x1237
    • Value locked matched on id 4663
    • Pools carry the robinhood tag
    • Polling parks while the tab is hidden

    Top pairs board

    TAGGED ROBINHOOD

    Pools ranked by 24h volume, straight from the exchange feed. Rows slide in when the order changes.

    Board freshness
    No sync yet
    The Cure LabFLOOR 0.0%
    Bond vial
    Confidence floor
    0.0%
    Raw rate
    0.500
    Bar
    0.600

    Trust the floor, not the headline

    A hit rate taken from few observations can flatter itself. Epoxy shrinks every rate to its Wilson lower bound, the level the real rate is unlikely to dip under at the confidence you pick.

    L = ( p + z²/2n − z·√( p(1−p)/n + z²/4n² ) ) / ( 1 + z²/n )

    Epoxy releases a reading at its floor L and keeps the unadjusted rate p out of the headline. A strong rate on few samples leaves the vial low, by design.

    raw rate p
    0.500
    gap
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    floor L
    0.000
    Method notes

    How a pool earns its place

    Lower-bound reading(1.1)
    L = wilson(p, n, z)

    Every rate shown here sits at its floor. The unadjusted figure is only a starting point.

    Freshness decay(2.1)
    w(t) = 2−t/h

    Older trades count for less. A half-life h keeps stale volume from posing as flow.

    Depth weighting(2.2)
    S = Σ wᵢ · min(vᵢ, c·Dᵢ) / Σ wᵢ

    A trade is only counted up to a slice of the pool depth D. One outsized swap cannot repaint a whole reading, and thin pools cannot fake a trend.

    Flow balance(3.1)
    B = (buys − sells) / (buys + sells)

    Pressure on each side, squeezed into a single number between −1 and 1.

    Source agreement(3.2)
    A = 1 − |x₁ − x₂| / max(x₁, x₂)

    When two feeds disagree, the reading waits instead of picking a favourite.