Robinhood overview
Robinhood Chain on Supanode: JSON-RPC and WebSocket on our own node, plus decoded Uniswap v3/v4 swaps, ERC-20 metadata and eight launchpads in a ClickHouse Indexer, and dedicated nodes.
// updated 2026-09-24
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum-compatible Arbitrum Layer 2, chain ID 4663, using ETH for gas. Supanode runs its own node there for JSON-RPC and WebSocket, and indexes decoded on-chain activity into a SQL-queryable warehouse.
Two ways in. RPC & WebSocket for live reads, transactions and subscriptions. The Indexer for decoded history in SQL. A dedicated node when you need archive state or no shared limits.
RPC & WebSocket
- Standard Ethereum JSON-RPC over HTTPS,
eth_subscribe(newHeads,logs) over WebSocket, onex-tokenfor both. - Debug tracing:
debug_traceTransaction,debug_traceCalland the block tracers. - Blocks, transactions and logs since genesis, state for about the last 5 days.
Indexer
- Uniswap swaps: every v3 and v4 swap decoded - signed token deltas, post-swap price and liquidity, tick, and on v4 the per-swap fee. 200 million swaps across the two versions.
- Uniswap pools: pool creations for both versions, so a
pool_idresolves to the pair, fee tier, tick spacing, and on v4 the hooks contract. - Tokens: ERC-20 identities - name, symbol, decimals, creator, and descriptive metadata. This is what turns an address into something readable.
- Launchpads: eight of them - Pons, Flap, Doppler, Noxa, Nox, Letscash, Varo and Long - each with its launches, its swap stream, and where applicable its bonding-curve trades and graduations.
- Execution context on every row: block number, log index, transaction hash, gas used and the EIP-1559 fee fields, so you can reproduce event ordering and attribute cost without querying a second provider.
Query it directly over ClickHouse SQL, or have us deploy custom REST endpoints for recurring queries.
The chain is young and so is the history. Indexing starts 22 May 2026. Anything that reads as "all-time" on Robinhood Chain today is a few months, not a few years - size your backtests accordingly.
Where to next
Endpoints, auth, methods, subscriptions and working examples.
What is indexed, how the tables join, how to connect.
All 25 tables, column by column.
Cross-version swap feeds, active pools, launchpad funnels.
Full or archive, private RPC + WebSocket, no shared limits.
How the subscription is quoted, billing, and the free trial.