The first AI assisted aggregator on Robinhood Chain · 4663
Every pool.One trade.
Galaxy Exchange reads every liquidity pool on Robinhood Chain, splits your trade across the venues that price it best, and settles every leg in one transaction or none of them. Ask the copilot in plain words and it quotes, fills the ticket and stages the swap. Only your wallet can sign.
The index is not answering right now, so these figures are blank rather than remembered.
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01The index
A galaxy ofevery pool.
Nobody publishes a list of every venue on this chain, so the engine never relied on one. It scans every block for swap events by their topic hash, with no address filter, and finds venues nobody announced: forks with no name, no documentation and no front end of their own.
The venue count comes from the running index, which is not answering right now, so it is left out rather than remembered.
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- Uniswap v4 pools
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- concentrated liquidity
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- constant product
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- refused, fees above 25%
Every star behind this text is a token the engine has seen trade, closer to the core the more of its pools have traded. The brightest few at the centre are the hubs most pairs on the chain trade against.
02The route
One signature.Every leg, or none.
A pool prices the start of a trade well and the end of it badly, because every token taken out moves the price against the next. Past a certain size it is cheaper to buy from several pools at once. The engine searches the paths between two tokens and gives each leg the share it earns, never an even split.
The router executes every leg inside one transaction. If any leg would return less than your minimum, the whole swap reverts and nothing moves, so a split route can never leave you holding half a trade.
- 144/144
- quotes matched Uniswap’s QuoterV2 to the wei
- 12/12
- real v4 swaps replayed exactly from their logs
- 7/7
- routes executed on live pools, delivering the quote
The gain is zero when one pool can absorb the whole trade, and about fifteen basis points at large sizes. Every quote carries the block it was read at. What was measured, and what was not
03Proof of fair · first on Robinhood Chain
A dev’s promise,executed by the chain.
Every launch says the team’s tokens are for the community, and saying it costs nothing. Proof of fair is a contract any dev can hand tokens to, set to a moment they choose, and it cannot give them back. When the moment comes, the share the dev set buys the token back and burns it, and the rest lands in the largest holders’ wallets, with nothing to claim.
The list is taken at the block the execution lands in, after pools, launchpads and every other contract are left out. Splitting a wallet only moves it down.
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- rounds committed
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- holders paid, no claiming
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- counting down now
- 10%
- of other tokens’ rounds, as $GALX
Round 01 spent 100 USDG buying back 4,778,814 $GALX and burned it, then paid no one. Our engine ranked holders at the parent chain’s block number, before $GALX existed, so the list came back empty and the 900 USDG pot went to the burn address. The engine now ranks at the block the execution lands in and will not publish an empty list.
04Live
Every swap on the chain,as it lands.
The engine reads each block as it arrives. Every streak here is one of the latest swaps it found, drawn between the two tokens that traded: blue for Uniswap v4, pink for a v4 pool with a hook, white for concentrated liquidity, amber for constant product. New ones join the moment they land.
A trade can also wait for its moment. A scheduled swap is placed now and runs later: the amount and a small bounty sit in the keeper contract until its window opens, whoever executes it inside the window collects the bounty, and you can cancel until it runs.
Waiting for the engine’s first read of the chain.
05The terminal
Trade across the whole chain.Sign once.
The route drawn out leg by leg. Price impact stated whether or not it flatters the trade. Slippage set from the quote, with its reasons. A copilot that quotes, fills the ticket and stages the swap, and cannot sign. Every figure on the screen came from the engine, at a stated block.
The engine is not answering, so the router’s state is not something this page can report right now.