See every price of a stock token on one line.
Robinhood Chain lists stock tokens that trade in several pools at once, and those pools rarely quote one number. BIND sets them side by side, measures each gap and lets you check the chain yourself.
The chain, read live readingunread3 sources
Newest block
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Gas price
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Value locked
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DefiLlama
Look at everything. Hand over nothing.
Your keysnever asked
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The chain, asked directly.
Every six seconds the page puts one batched question to the public node: chain id, newest block, its hash and the gas price. An answer from any chain other than 4663 is thrown away, so a wrong endpoint shows up as unread and never as a figure.
- Chain id
- 4663
- Newest block
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- Block age
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- Gas price
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- Block hash
- readingunread
Fixed, and checked on every read
node
Block time against this clock
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Any explorer or node reports this same hash for the block
Pool by pool
Six stock tokens, read from DexScreener. A group holds one stock; every row in it is a pool that prices that stock. A gap is measured from the median of the pools that are read.
readingunread The pools have not answered yet.
How the line is drawn
Four moves turn a pile of disagreeing quotes into a line you can read. Scroll, and the picture beside it follows.
Same stock, several doors.
A stock token can be swapped through more than one pool, and every pool carries a price of its own. Put them side by side and they never land in one spot.
Leave out the shallow ones.
A pool holding under 10,000 USD of liquidity is dropped. A price taken from a puddle tells you about the puddle, not about the stock.
Find the middle, then measure from it.
The median of the remaining pools becomes the centre line. Each pool is placed by how many basis points it sits above or below that centre.
Name the source and let the clock run.
Every figure names the service it came from and carries an age that counts up by the second. Past its window a figure vanishes, and in its place you read the word unread.
Four states, four shapes
Colour helps, but the shape of the dot is what you read, so the meaning holds for anyone, on any screen.
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Live.
A solid dot. The figure was read inside its window: half a minute for the node, three for DefiLlama, two for DexScreener.
inside the window
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Stale.
A dot filled to its middle. The last answer is genuine but aging. It stays on screen, dimmed, with its age next to it.
real, but aging
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Unread.
A dot with nothing inside. No digit is drawn: not a placeholder, and not the last good value carried forward.
no figure
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Partial.
The bar chip counts how many of the three sources are current, so a view built on one answer never poses as a view built on three.
n of 3 current
Nothing to plug in, nothing to sign
BIND only reads public data. There is nothing to plug in and nothing to sign, and each row says what sits on which side.
Public data readChain id, newest block, its hash and the gas price, straight from the public node.
Yours, untouchedWhatever wallet you hold. No wallet button, no signature request, no token approval.
Public data readThe value locked on the chain, from DefiLlama's list of chains.
Yours, untouchedYour address, balances and history. The page neither asks for them nor keeps them.
Public data readPrice, liquidity and volume of six stock tokens' pools, from DexScreener.
Yours, untouchedCookies and accounts. There is no login, and nothing is written to your browser.
Your browser calls the three services directly, so each of them learns the network address you call from. BIND runs no server in between.
Take a receipt anyone can check.
Choose what goes in and BIND writes a short note: the chain id, a block number and its hash, the time, and the widest pool gap on screen.
Anyone holding a node can look up that block and compare the hash. A seal is drawn from the note itself, so changing one character changes the seal.
Waiting for the node to answer.
The note holds no address, no balance and no signature. Nothing leaves your browser until you copy it or post it.
$BIND
No contract address has been stated. The slot at the top of the page stays inert until the project publishes one, and nothing here hints at a date.
CA Not stated yet
Copy an address only when the project's own account states it. Any other address is not this token.
Questions
- What does BIND do?
- It reads Robinhood Chain from three public services and draws the pools of each stock token on one line, with each figure tied to the service that supplied it and to its age.
- Where does the centre line come from?
- From the pools themselves: it is the median price of the pools that hold at least 10,000 USD. No outside benchmark is read yet, so the page calls it the median and never a reference.
- Why would a figure say unread?
- The request failed, the node answered for some other chain, or the last good answer has outlived its window. A visible gap is more honest than an old number.
- Can I trade here?
- No. This site only reads. It has no wallet code, moves no funds and holds nothing of yours.
- Is there a token?
- No address is stated yet. When one is, it shows up whole in the bar at the top and copies with a click. Until then that slot does nothing.
- Who may use the stock tokens?
- Availability depends on where you live, plus the terms each issuer sets. Checking that is your job, and this page cannot do it for you.