Tokenized-equity arbitrage on Robinhood Chain

Find the spread.
Follow it through.

Discover price differences across supported tokenized-stock pools. Inspect costs, simulate your route, and execute eligible cycles from your wallet.

Open Terminal Explore the Process

Chain 4663 · Uniswap V2 / V3 pools · no wallet needed to browse

01 · Scan

Read every verified pool at one block.

QonStocks asks the canonical Uniswap V2 and V3 factories for every pool that holds an issuer-verified Stock Token, reads all of their state in one multicall pinned to a single block, and probes each pool’s depth with a real quote before it is allowed to route.

Assets are identified by contract address, never by ticker.
A pool that cannot fill a probe is excluded — and shown with the reason.
Uniswap v4 pools are listed as unsupported, never priced with the wrong formula.

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02 · Simulate

Quote the cycle, then run the exact call.

A candidate route starts and ends in the same settlement asset. Every hop is priced by the on-chain quoter at a size scaled to the shallowest pool, the costs are itemised, and the executor call you would sign is run in an eth_call from your own address.

Pool fees are already inside the quote — never subtracted twice.
Gas is converted only from a credible, same-block rate; otherwise the net result is marked incomplete.
Changing the route, size, minimum, deadline or wallet invalidates the simulation.

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03 · Execute

Borrow, swap, repay — in one transaction.

The executor takes a flash swap from the first pool, runs the remaining hops, repays that pool and enforces your minimum profit — all inside one transaction, or none of it happens.

Callbacks are accepted only from the one pool expected next.
Profit is the contract’s measured balance increase, paid to the signer.
A successful simulation is not a guarantee; a reverted transaction still costs gas.

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Reading executor status…

04 · Verify

Read the result from the receipt.

History comes from the executor’s CycleExecuted events and the transaction receipts: realised proceeds, protocol fee, the gas you actually paid, and whether the block is only on L2 or already final on Ethereum.

Only a receipt with status success counts; a reverted call emits no event and appears as a failed transaction.
Finality is read from the node’s safe and finalized tags, never assumed.
Net after gas is shown only when proceeds and gas are the same asset.

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Live preview

The terminal, reading the chain right now.

Every figure in this panel comes from the same reads the terminal makes: pool state at one block and the latest route scan. If a read fails, the panel says so and shows nothing in its place.

A raw spread is the difference between two pools’ spot prices. It is a signal, not an executable opportunity — price impact, fees and gas usually consume it. Only a quoted cycle with a positive estimate after all costs is marked eligible.

Open Terminal

Robinhood Chain · pools and routes

Reading pool state… a cold read can take up to a minute on the public RPC.

Product

Three instruments. Each says exactly what it knows.

Browse, quote and simulate without a wallet. Connect one only when a route is eligible and you decide to execute it.

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Scanner

Every verified pool, one block.

Pools come from the canonical Uniswap V2 and V3 factories for issuer-verified Stock Tokens, are read at a single block and depth-probed with a real quote. Closed cycles are ranked, then quoted hop by hop; every rejected route says why.

Reading the network and executor status.

Open the scanner →

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Simulation

The exact call, before you sign.

Costs are itemised — raw spread, quoted output, pool and flash fees, protocol fee, gas — and the executor call is run with your wallet, amount, minimum profit and deadline. Any change invalidates it.

Reading the network and executor status.

Simulate a route →

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Execution

Atomic, from your own wallet.

A flash swap funds the cycle inside one transaction; the contract repays the pool, enforces your minimum and pays you the measured profit. It is enabled only when a verified executor, a fresh simulation and your wallet all line up.

Reading the network and executor status.

How execution works →

Transparency

What is connected, and what is not.

Each state below is read live or taken from the verified registry — with its source. Nothing is labelled available because it is planned.

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simulate

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execute

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history

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Integrations and their status
Integration	Role	State	Detail
Robinhood Chain (4663)	Network	Checking	ETH gas · Blockscout explorer
Stock Token registry	Assets	—	Issuer API list, each contract checked on-chain against the issuer beacon; tickers are never trusted.
Uniswap V2	Pools · flash swaps	Supported	Canonical factory, constant-product quotes from same-block reserves, uniswapV2Call flash swaps.
Uniswap V3 + QuoterV2	Pools · quotes · flash swaps	Supported	Canonical factory, official QuoterV2, uniswapV3SwapCallback flash swaps; fee tiers 0.01 / 0.05 / 0.3 / 1 %.
Uniswap v4	Pools	Listed, not routed	Hooks can change fees and pricing; no v4 adapter.
Chainlink ETH/USD · USDG/USD	Gas conversion check	Cross-check only	Confirms or vetoes the same-block pool rate used to value gas. Never prices a trade. No sequencer-uptime feed exists on this chain.
QonStocksExecutor	Execution	Checking…	Reading the network and executor status.
Robinhood Chain testnet (46630)	Network	Not used	Uniswap lists no deployment on the testnet, so nothing there can be verified.
Security audit	Contract	None	The executor is tested (unit tests on real Uniswap bytecode, mainnet-fork tests) but not independently audited.

Live status and freshness →Integration notes with sources →

Token

$QONS. A contract address, stated when it exists.

QonStocks works without it. Scanning, quoting, simulation and execution never touch $QONS, and no fee, discount or reward depends on holding it.

Reading $QONS from /api/token…

What $QONS is not used for: it does not unlock features, discount fees, pay rewards or dividends, fund a treasury or buybacks, or carry governance, and nothing in QonStocks reads a $QONS balance. The only facts this site publishes about it are the ones read from the chain above, at a stated block. Nothing here is a promise of value or return.