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Every pool created on a watched DEX factory on Robinhood Chain is read from the chain itself, then checked against a corpus of recorded canonical stock tokens. The result is one of four verdicts, never a raw event:

• Canonical stock: one side of the pool is a recorded canonical token for a stock. The other side is its trading pair.
• Impersonator: a token in the pool carries a symbol that matches a recorded ticker, but its address matches no recorded token for that ticker. The symbol is not the stock.
• Not a stock: neither side matches the corpus, but the pool has a recognised quote side, so it is a normal, unrelated trading pair.
• Unknown: symbols could not be read, or neither side has a recognised quote. This is a could-not-check, never treated as a negative result.

A verdict can improve over time. If a token is added to the canonical corpus after its pool was created, the pool's verdict updates on the next read, and this site's feed and event log show that current, best-known verdict too, the same as every other page here: the feed joins live to the pool's row on every render, not a snapshot frozen at event time. Only the Discord post made when the event first fired is frozen with the verdict that held at that moment; it is not rewritten after the fact.

For every canonical stock pool, this site samples the pool's spot price and compares it against the newest available reference close for the underlying stock: premium_pct = (spot − reference) / reference. The premium board shows only pools sampled in the last 2 hours; a pool with no sample in that window does not appear at all, which is honest staleness rather than a stale figure shown as current. Where no reference price exists yet, the premium reads not priced, never 0%, since a zero would claim a parity that was never measured.

This site does not attempt to enumerate every contract a project pays holders from, and it does not total payouts across projects: that shape requires a census of contracts this site cannot obtain, and a partial census presented as a total is misleading by construction. Instead, every scope here closes itself: a pool, a pair, a token, a claim. Nothing here is investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation. This site is not official, not affiliated with, and not endorsed by any project or token it covers.

Pool and event data is read directly from Robinhood Chain by a collector worker watching every registered DEX factory. Reference prices come from Yahoo Finance's public chart API, recorded daily for each underlying stock. Every figure on this site carries the time it was recorded or sampled; pages are cached and rebuilt at most every 5 minutes, so a figure can be a few minutes behind the chain at any given moment. Where a read fails, this site says so rather than showing a blank or a guess.