Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) now has real API coverage — Bitquery, GoldRush, Mobula and Goldsky all index it. Here's what each actually gives you, sourced from their live docs, and where none of them go: KOL wallets, deployer reputation, and sniper detection.
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Dune's "Robinhood Chain is live on Dune" announcement covers SQL-queryable dashboards and exports — genuinely useful for research and one-off analysis. But Dune's programmatic developer API, Sim, is being sunset: new signups were disabled May 18, 2026, and existing customer access ends August 1, 2026. That means Dune currently gives you a query workbench for RHC, not something you can build a live application against. Worth knowing before you plan around it.
None of Bitquery, GoldRush, Mobula, or Goldsky's Robinhood Chain docs mention KOL wallet tracking, deployer reputation, or sniper/insider detection — we checked each of them specifically for this post. They all answer "what happened on-chain." None answer "which known trader did it, and does their deployer have a track record."
That's the gap MadeOnSol's Robinhood Chain API fills: a tracked-KOL trade feed and leaderboard, deployer reputation (rug-rate, bond history), early-buyer PnL with hold/sell status, liquidity-removal event detection, buyer-quality scoring, plus rule engines (copy-trade, price alerts, KOL-coordination alerts, first-touch subscriptions) — all on chain ID 4663, bundled into every MadeOnSol tier alongside the equivalent Solana coverage. One key, both chains — see pricing. We also trace the Solana KOL wallets we already track onto their Robinhood Chain addresses, something a Robinhood-Chain-only tool structurally can't do.
We're not a general-purpose chain indexer — if you need arbitrary contract-event decoding or a 100-chain REST catalogue, Bitquery or GoldRush are the right tool. If you need to know who's trading and whether the deployer behind a token has a history of rugging, none of the four above do that on Robinhood Chain today.
Keyless agent access exists too: an AI agent can pay per call in USDG (native on Robinhood Chain) or USDC (Solana) with no signup — see the Robinhood Chain x402 page.
Is there a free API for Robinhood Chain data? Yes, multiple. Mobula and Goldsky both offer genuine free access (Mobula: 10,000 credits/mo forever; Goldsky: $100 in credits, no card). MadeOnSol's free tier (200 calls/day, no card) covers both Robinhood Chain and Solana under the same key. Bitquery and GoldRush do not have an ongoing free tier — GoldRush's is a 14-day trial only.
Which API gives KOL wallet tracking on Robinhood Chain? As of this writing, MadeOnSol is the only one of the five providers here that tracks named KOL wallets on Robinhood Chain, including Solana KOLs traced onto their RHC addresses.
Can I query Robinhood Chain with SQL instead of an API? Yes — Dune's dashboards support it. Its programmatic API (Sim) is being sunset (new signups disabled since May 18, 2026, existing access ends August 1, 2026), so SQL/dashboard access is the only path through Dune right now, not a live API.
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Comparisons
If you need Robinhood Chain data programmatically, you have three options: an intelligence API like MadeOnSol, an analytics tool like RobinX, or a raw RPC node. Here's what each actually gives you — and where they differ.
Developer Tools
A read-only design for a Robinhood Chain wallet dashboard: MadeOnSol's indexed wallet swaps feed the activity view, Chainstack RPC receipts attach transaction evidence, and each field keeps track of where it came from.
Analytics
Four ready-to-analyze Solana datasets — 1.25M scored wallets, 1.5M priced KOL trades, 27k real deployers, plus genesis-complete Robinhood Chain — as scrubbed, checksummed CSVs with free 5,000-row samples.
Guides
Robinhood Chain has no public mempool, so early token discovery is a data race, not a gas war. Here's how to catch new RHC tokens on the bonding curve before they graduate into Uniswap.
Trading
RHC is an ETH-gas Arbitrum L2 with a private FCFS sequencer and no mempool; Solana is a shred-level latency race. Here's how the two chains compare for memecoin traders — and why one key covers both.
Analytics
Updated 28 August 2026: 2,984 spam factories minted 357,378 tokens — 51% of ranked tokens on Robinhood Chain. Biggest factory 109-for-13,799, largest zero 0-for-6,494. Only 252 of 170,440 deployers earn a tier.
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Open the KOL TrackerRobinhood Chain (an Arbitrum Orbit L2, chain ID 4663) launched as a tokenized-stocks and RWA venue and quickly picked up memecoin trading alongside it. That growth pulled in real infrastructure: Bitquery, GoldRush (Covalent), Mobula, and Goldsky all now index the chain. Dune's dashboards can query it too, though its programmatic API can't — more on that below.
This is a straight rundown of what each provider actually gives you on Robinhood Chain specifically, verified against their own docs and pricing pages this week. None of them do the thing MadeOnSol was built for — tracking who is trading, not just what traded — and we say so plainly below rather than pretending otherwise.
| Provider | Best for | Starting price | Genuine free tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitquery | Decoded DEX/on-chain data + streaming | $39/mo annual-equivalent Personal; Pro $79 annual-equivalent | 7-day trial, not recurring free tier |
| GoldRush (Covalent) | Full-chain REST indexing across 100+ chains including RHC | $10/mo (Vibe) | No — 14-day trial only |
| Mobula | Wallet-level PnL/win-rate analytics on RHC | $50/mo (Start-up) | Yes — 10k credits/mo, no expiry |
| Goldsky | Sub-second subgraphs + sub-10 ms Edge RPC | Usage-based after free credits | Yes — $100 credits, no card |
| MadeOnSol | KOL trades, deployer reputation, sniper detection on RHC | Free — 200 calls/day forever | Yes |
Bitquery's Robinhood Chain API decodes Uniswap v4 swaps into OHLCV candles and per-wallet trade history, plus ERC-20/721/1155 transfers, real-time and historical balances, and — distinctively — 450+ Stock Tokens decoded, including holders, supply, and dividend events. Contract events and calls are decoded by ABI, and canonical Arbitrum bridge flows are covered too. Delivery is GraphQL (~1s), WebSocket (~320ms), or Kafka (under 500 ms guaranteed delivery). By their own numbers, Uniswap v4 accounts for 52% of RHC trade volume, Uniswap v3 33%, Pons 7.6%.
Pricing (verified from bitquery.io/pricing): Personal $39/mo (100k API points, no streaming, non-commercial license only), Pro $79/mo (1M points, streaming unlocked, commercial use), Scale $239/mo (5M points, 1,000 concurrent streams), Enterprise custom. There is now a 7-day evaluation trial with limited streaming; ongoing self-serve streaming starts on Pro, while Personal remains API-only.
Pick Bitquery when you need decoded trade/transfer data across many chains (not just RHC) and Kafka-grade delivery guarantees matter more than price.
GoldRush's Robinhood Chain page covers token balances, transaction/wallet activity, and a dedicated security/approvals API, indexing "the full chain, from genesis to the latest block." It's part of a 100+-chain REST catalogue, which is the actual selling point — one integration if you're already pulling GoldRush data on other chains and want RHC added without a second vendor.
Pricing (verified from goldrush.dev/pricing): a 14-day free trial (25,000 credits, not an ongoing free tier), then Vibe Coding $10/mo (10,000 credits), Professional $250/mo (300,000 credits, 50 req/s), Inner Circle custom.
Pick GoldRush when RHC is one chain among several you need and you want it inside an existing multichain contract.
Mobula's Robinhood Chain docs go further than the others on the wallet side: real-time pricing, OHLCV history, per-token and per-pair trade feeds, and wallet analytics with profit/loss and win-rate metrics, plus a "most active traders for a token" holders view. That's the closest any of these four get to behavioral data — it's PnL math on trade history, not identity, but it's a real signal if you're building a leaderboard.
Pricing (verified from docs.mobula.io/pricing): Free $0/mo (10,000 credits/mo, 1 req/s, no expiry — a genuine forever-free tier), Start-up $50/mo (125,000 credits, 30 req/s), Growth $400/mo (1.25M credits, 50 req/s), Enterprise from $750/mo (unlimited, 500 req/s).
Pick Mobula when you want wallet PnL/win-rate math on RHC trade history and don't need named-KOL identity or deployer scoring on top of it.
Goldsky's Robinhood Chain page offers three products: Turbo Pipelines (stream RHC data into Postgres/ClickHouse/S3/Kafka), Subgraphs (instant GraphQL with sub-second indexing), and Edge RPC (a low-latency RPC endpoint claiming sub-10 ms latency from a tip-of-chain CDN). It's infrastructure-shaped — you're building your own indexing layer on top of their pipes, not consuming a finished intelligence product.
Pricing (verified from goldsky.com/pricing): Free tier with $100 in credits, no card required (2,250 subgraph worker-hours, 750 Turbo worker-hours, 1M Edge RPC requests/mo), then Scale usage-based (~$37/mo per always-on subgraph, ~$73/mo per Turbo pipeline, $5/1M Edge RPC requests), Enterprise custom.
Pick Goldsky when you want to run your own custom indexing pipeline on RHC and Edge RPC's latency claim matters to your use case.
Which provider has the fastest Robinhood Chain data? By their own published numbers: Goldsky's Edge RPC claims sub-10 ms, Bitquery's WebSocket claims ~320ms and Kafka under 500 ms. Latency claims are provider-reported — verify against your own workload before committing.
Does any of these support paying per call instead of a subscription? MadeOnSol does, via x402 — an agent's wallet pays in USDG (native to Robinhood Chain) or USDC (Solana), no signup or subscription. None of Bitquery, GoldRush, Mobula, or Goldsky offer pay-per-call access to Robinhood Chain data as of this writing.
Every price and feature above was checked against the provider's own pricing or documentation page on 2026-09-06. Pricing and free-tier terms change — verify current terms before committing to a plan.
Provider economics have shifted since the first version. Bitquery now offers a 7-day trial (not a recurring free tier); Personal is $39/month when billed annually and streaming starts on Pro ($79 annual-equivalent / $99 month-to-month). Goldsky's current Starter offer is $100 one-time free credits, after which Edge RPC is usage-priced at $5 per million requests and indexing/pipelines use separate meters. MadeOnSol remains Free at 200 calls/day, but selected live KOL/deployer feeds are intentionally 5 minutes delayed on the Free key; paid tiers and x402 pay-per-call remove that delay.
Sources: Bitquery pricing, Goldsky pricing, and MadeOnSol's canonical tier configuration in this repository.