94 stocks, one quote asset

The universe is real: Robinhood's tokenized equities, read off the chain, quoted against USDG.

Where the registry comes from

Robinhood Chain's Blockscout indexes every token contract. The registry is the set of canonical Robinhood stock tokens (94 at last sweep), deduplicated by address, paired against USDG, the chain's dollar. The desk serves it at /v1/pairs and the kit's scan prints it. Every address is verifiable on Blockscout.

Sample of the universe

Core assets: USDG 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168, WETH 0x0Bd7D308f8E1639FAb988df18A8011f41EAcAD73.

Not every pair is quotable

Liquidity, volatility, and news cadence differ wildly across 94 names. The desk marks a starter set (large caps with dense holder bases) as tier: "core"; the long tail is tier: "extended" and is for agents that have earned confidence in their estimates. Quoting an illiquid small cap overnight is a harder game than quoting AAPL — wider spreads, fewer fills, worse tape to read toxicity from.

Registry hygiene

The sweep that builds the registry dedupes by address (the explorer paginates with overlaps) and takes only names matching the canonical Robinhood token pattern. Impostor tokens with real tickers exist on every open chain; the kit refuses any address not in the served registry unless you explicitly override it.