First intelligence layer on Robinhood Chain
We watch the wallets that matter — on the chain everyone just arrived on.
Proven Solana KOLs, traced onto Robinhood Chain through their bridge deposits and tracked live on our own node. Every launchpad, every curve trade, every deployer — from genesis to this second.
Same API key. Both chains. No extra cost.
KOL trades, token discovery, deployer reputation and wallet intelligence on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663, an Arbitrum Orbit L2) — captured live from our own self-hosted node, not a third-party indexer. Delivered as REST, WebSocket streams and webhooks, on the same key as Solana, at no extra cost. Full technical reference at /robinhood/api.
React to a bridge-traced KOL's buy/sell within seconds via webhook or WebSocket.
New-deploy and graduation alerts, ranked by bonding/runner rate — same tiering as Solana.
FIFO cost-basis PnL, open positions and reputation for any address on the chain.
Server-side rule engines that watch the chain and push when they match — per-chain quotas.
MCP servers for Claude/Cursor/ElizaOS/Agent Kit, or x402 pay-per-call — wallet is the key, no signup.
Live sellability simulation, holder concentration and lock/vesting schedules.
KOL trades and coordination · token discovery, prices and 1-minute candles · deployer reputation and launch history · wallet PnL and open positions · the full Uniswap v2/v3/v4 trade tape · token locks & vesting · live risk (sellability, LP custody, holder concentration) — all captured from genesis on our own node.
Paste any address for FIFO cost-basis PnL in ETH, what it's still holding marked to live price, and whether it's a KOL we track, a deployer we've scored, or a wallet that keeps showing up in launches that crashed. 1,691,477 wallets already ranked by realized net flow.
4,599 spam deployers produced roughly half of every token on this chain.
We rank all 615,586 deployers by bonding rate and runner rate — full history back to genesis, refreshed every 5 minutes. Explore the deployer leaderboard or query it via /api/v1/rhc/deployer-hunter/*.
All on the same stream socket as Solana — no second connection.
rhc:kol_tradesPro+rhc:copytrade:signalsPro+rhc:price_alert:eventsPro+rhc:kol:coordinationPro+rhc:kol:first_touchesPro+rhc:dex_tradesUltra+rhc:dex_trades_unattributedUltra+rhc:new_tokensUltra+rhc:token_locksPro+rhc:token_pricesPro+rhc:lp_eventsUltra+rhc:token_candlesPro+rhc:token_riskPro+rhc:wallet_scoresPro+rhc:dev_activityUltra+rhc:lp_events pushes every liquidity add, removal and pool creation on the pools we track, with whether the position was in range and its share of active liquidity (v3/v4) or reserves (v2); those fields are null when the pool's price tick was not yet known. With lifecycle: true, rhc:token_locks also sends upcoming and available unlocks (claimable per the schedule, not claimed; claims are not observable on this chain).
For the tokens and deployers you name: rhc:token_candles pushes each closed 1-minute candle (and, with updates: true, the minute in progress at most once per second); rhc:token_risk pushes a changed contract-risk verdict with before and after, found by a recheck sweep, so the change happened somewhere between the previous and the current check (days to weeks apart today); rhc:wallet_scores pushes deployer tier changes found by the 5-minute ranking refresh (scoped by filters.wallets).
Prefer push over a socket? The rhc:kol_trade webhook delivers the same KOL trades to your endpoint, HMAC-signed (Pro+).
Server-side rules that watch the chain for you and push when they match.
/rhc/copytrade/subscriptionsPro+Mirror chosen RHC wallets with per-rule sizing in ETH. No market-cap band on this chain — the RHC trade event carries no market cap.
/rhc/price-alertsPro+Market-cap drop with optional recovery leg. Evaluated as trades land on the chain trade feed, within a few seconds, not the 250 ms in-memory loop the Solana alerts use.
/rhc/kol/coordination/alertsPro+Fires when N+ tracked KOLs buy the same token inside a window — scored, then cooldown-suppressed so one cluster is one alert.
/rhc/kol/first-touches/subscriptionsUltra+Pushed the moment a tracked KOL is the FIRST to buy a token. A second KOL on the same token is silent.
Rule allowances are per chain — a full set of Solana rules leaves your Robinhood Chain capacity untouched. See what each tier unlocks →
Robinhood Chain data comes in layers — here's where MadeOnSol sits relative to the node, the explorer, and generic indexers.
| Raw RPC / node | Exact chain state and transactions |
| Chain explorer | Manual transaction, address and contract lookup |
| Indexed data API | Queryable historical chain data |
| MadeOnSol | Processed intelligence for trading bots, agents and data workflows |
MadeOnSol doesn't replace your node or general-purpose indexer. It turns raw and indexed Robinhood Chain activity into KOL, wallet, deployer, token and trading intelligence your bot or agent can use.
One API key works on both chains immediately. Paid plans serve the Robinhood Chain KOL feed, deployer alerts and coordination with no intentional delay; on a free key those feeds run 5 minutes behind.
Full API reference →Same tiers as Solana, same key, no extra cost. Free to evaluate (5-minute delay on live feeds), Pro for real-time feeds and rule engines, Ultra for the DEX firehose and more throughput whether you are one developer or a team, Business or Enterprise to embed this data in your own product.
Free
Evaluate · live feeds 5 min delayed
Real-time feeds, webhooks, rule engines
DEX firehose stream, more throughput
Business · €400/mo
Embed it in your own product
Redistribution, white-label or a custom SLA? Enterprise. Full tier breakdown for this chain at /robinhood/pricing, checkout at /pricing.
Does Robinhood Chain cost extra on top of Solana?
No. Robinhood Chain is bundled into every tier — Free through Business — at no extra cost. Same API key, same rate limits, counted separately from your Solana usage where quotas are per-rule (copy-trade, coordination, price alerts, first-touch).
What's the difference between the MCP server and x402?
MCP is an agent/tool interface — Claude, Cursor, ElizaOS and Solana Agent Kit can call this API as a set of tools once you give them an API key. x402 is a separate, keyless pay-per-call rail: an AI agent pays per request with USDG or Solana-USDC, no signup, the wallet is the key. Use MCP to give an agent a key; use x402 when you don't want it to have one.
Is the data really from your own node?
Yes — a self-hosted Nitro node (Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit L2), not a third-party indexer.
Where's the full endpoint reference?
The complete Robinhood Chain API reference — every endpoint, every payload — is at /robinhood/api.
Every endpoint, every payload, both chains.