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Robinhood Chain

BRO-ker supports Robinhood Chain as a separate EVM trading network. It combines aggregate liquidity with protocol-aware routing for supported launchpad and market contracts.

Robinhood Chain uses ETH for network gas. BRO-ker can use ETH or the displayed USDG stable asset for supported buys. Wallets, balances, contracts, orders, and copy-trading rules remain separate from Ethereum and Base.

Trading workflow

  1. Select RH on the dashboard.
  2. Open /wallet and create, import, or select the Robinhood Chain execution wallet.
  3. Keep enough ETH in that wallet for gas.
  4. Paste the exact Robinhood Chain token contract.
  5. Review the detected protocol, token warnings, wallet balance, and live quote.
  6. Confirm any required approval separately, then refresh and confirm the trade quote.

Route discovery

BRO-ker recognises supported protocol identities and obtains live route candidates for the current asset and direction. Supported discovery includes Bags, Flap, Klik, Little John, based.bid, Arrow, Circus, Virtuals, and Nock, alongside aggregate liquidity such as 0x and Uniswap sources.

flowchart TD
    T[Robinhood Chain contract] --> D[Protocol and market discovery]
    D --> P[Supported protocol candidate]
    D --> A[Aggregate liquidity candidate]
    P --> V[Quote validation and simulation]
    A --> V
    V --> C{Usable route now}
    C -->|Yes| R[Review route, output and gas]
    C -->|No| N[Route unavailable]
    R --> X[Submit from RH wallet]

Detection does not guarantee that a route is currently tradable. A launchpad market can be inactive or graduated, sell routing can differ from buy routing, and aggregate liquidity can disappear. The route shown in the current quote is the route to review.

Token view

The Robinhood Chain token sheet follows the EVM model and can include:

  • contract identity and detected market context;
  • market data and available warnings;
  • wallet ETH, USDG, and token balances;
  • tracked position, PnL, and open limit orders;
  • live buy or sell route;
  • gas mode, slippage, and wallet selection;
  • explorer and external market links.

Approvals and Permit2

ERC-20 sells can require an approval transaction. Some routes can use Permit2-style authorisation as part of their execution path. BRO-ker prepares the mechanism required by the selected route, but you should still verify the token, spender, amount, wallet, and transaction summary.

Limits, copy trading, and bridging

Robinhood Chain supports bot-managed limit orders and chain-specific copy-trading rules. ETH can also be the source or destination asset for available bridge routes.

Automation only runs while its wallet remains funded and its route remains valid. Keep gas available and monitor skipped, paused, failed, or manual-review states.

Robinhood Chain is an evolving network. Protocol availability, token behaviour, liquidity, and provider support can change quickly; use the explorer and the current BRO-ker quote rather than assuming a route from a previous trade still applies.