Public, unaffiliated analytics for distribution protocols on Robinhood Chain: the Index fee-treasury launchpad ("Indices"), $INDEX itself, and the tokenized stock rails they pay out in.
Not affiliated with The Index, Robinhood, or any project listed. Every number on the page is derived from public chain data at page load — there is no backend, no database, and no privileged feed. Methodology is published on the site so any figure can be reproduced independently.
index.html is one self-contained file. All data is fetched client-side from
sources that are CORS-open to a browser:
| Source | Used for |
|---|---|
rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com |
v4 pool creation, treasury state via eth_call, keeper gas |
robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/api/v2 |
contracts, holders, transfers, keeper activity |
api.dexscreener.com |
prices, market cap, liquidity, volume |
Registry caveat, stated plainly: the treasury contracts are unverified on
this chain, so they publish no ABI and their getters cannot be discovered from
chain alone. Client-side reads of treasury state would mean guessing function
selectors — we tried; they don't answer. Rather than ship guessed numbers, the
treasury registry is a scheduled snapshot (data/protocols.json, written by
publish_subindex.py from our own indexer, public chain facts only, allow-listed
field by field). Everything layered on top — prices, holders, keeper gas and
activity, pool creation — is read live in the reader's browser. The site
labels which is which and stamps the snapshot's age.
Roadmap: derive bindings and round counts purely from treasury event logs, which removes the snapshot dependency entirely.
The site publishes facts, not verdicts: creator/holder split, holder
concentration, payout rounds executed, keeper liveness. Positive badges are
earned from observable behaviour (VERIFIED PAYER, FULL PAYOUT, KEEPER LIVE).
No project is labelled a scam; readers are given the numbers and the method.
Static — any host works. GitHub Pages: push this folder to a repo, enable Pages
on the default branch. Local preview: python -m http.server 8080.