STOCK LP DESK

ROBINHOOD CHAIN · EVERY STOCK TOKEN POOL · WHAT THE FEES LOOK LIKE

Every Robinhood stock token, every Uniswap pool it trades in on Robinhood Chain, and the fee APR each pool is running at — after impermanent loss. Data, not advice.

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HOW TO USE THIS

  1. 01

    Set your size

    Type what you would actually supply. Every APR, share and ranking below recalculates for that number.

  2. 02

    Pick a pool, not a headline

    Open a token to compare its pools. The highest fee rate is often the worst pool — read APR after IL, and how much of the pool you would become.

  3. 03

    Add it on Uniswap

    This page is data only. ADD LP opens Uniswap with the pair filled in; the position is created there, not here.

BEFORE YOU SUPPLY

  • Impermanent loss is the cost of the fees

    An AMM sells the token as it rises and buys as it falls. When the price moves either way, the position ends up worth less than holding the two assets. Fees have to cover that gap before you are even.

  • The stock market closes — the pool does not

    US equities trade roughly 9:30–16:00 ET on weekdays. These tokens trade 24/7. News that lands overnight or on a weekend shows up as a gap at the next open, and arbitrage traders take that gap out of the pool before the price catches up. This is the risk that makes stock token LP different from a normal crypto pair, and it is concentrated in narrow ranges.

  • Corporate actions move the token, not the company

    Splits and similar events are applied through an on-chain multiplier (uiMultiplier(), ERC-8056) that changes the shares-per-token ratio. A price that appears to collapse may be a split. Range orders set before such an event can end up far out of range.

  • Issuer and jurisdiction

    Stock tokens are debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited — they track price and carry issuer risk, and they are not the underlying shares. They are not offered to US persons and are restricted in several other jurisdictions.

  • These numbers are estimates

    Fee APR is the last 24 hours of volume annualised at the pool's fee tier, and it swings hard with volume. Pool data comes from third-party indexers and may lag or be incomplete. Nothing here is advice.