A slice of every trade feeds the router
pons_v2 pays fees in ETH on every $VANE buy and sell. A slice of those fees is set aside in the router wallet for the round in play. You can read its balance on the explorer at any time.
Weekly rounds. Every $VANE trade on pons_v2 pays fees in ETH, and a slice of those fees is set aside in the router wallet. At the close of each round the vane reads six Robinhood Stock Tokens on chain, points at the strongest mover, buys it with the round's budget, and sends it to the top 100 wallets by balance. Nothing to stake, nothing to claim. The stock lands in the wallet.
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CA drops at launch. Only here and on @vaneroute. The address is baked into this page and posted on X at the same moment. If the address on X and the address on this page ever disagree, it is a copy or a fake.
Drops at launch. Only here and on @vaneroute.
Read from rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com in your browser, right now. A block number that ticks cannot be hardcoded.
Six Robinhood Stock Tokens, real ERC-20s on chain 4663, priced from their deepest pool. The strongest mover is where the vane points. This is the same reading the round takes at its close.
Strongest 24h move across the watchlist. ETH is priced from the SPY/WETH pool at …. Refreshes every minute.
| # | Token | Price | 24h | Volume 24h | Contract |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turn on JavaScript and the watchlist reads live prices for SPY, QQQ, GLD, AAPL, TSLA and NVDA on Robinhood Chain. Nothing here is stored on the site; it is read each visit. | |||||
Enter an ETH amount.
Three parts, all of them on chain. The site reads them and shows them. It never invents a number.
pons_v2 pays fees in ETH on every $VANE buy and sell. A slice of those fees is set aside in the router wallet for the round in play. You can read its balance on the explorer at any time.
At the close, the six stock tokens on the watchlist are read open to close from their pools on chain. The strongest mover is the heading. The router buys that token with the round's budget.
A snapshot ranks every wallet by $VANE balance. The stock token is sent to the top 100, pro rata. Nothing to stake, nothing to claim, and every transfer is a transaction anyone can check.
The engine, running before launch on another pons token so you can see it work. Paste any Robinhood Chain token address and it ranks the holders from the explorer, live. When $VANE launches the board locks to it.
Every wallet holding $VANE, ranked by balance from the explorer, live. The top 100 at the round close are sent the stock token.
| Rank | Wallet | Balance | Supply | Share of the round |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turn on JavaScript and the board reads the token's holders from robinhoodchain.blockscout.com and ranks them here. Nothing on this board is stored on the site; it is read from the explorer each visit. | ||||
One round, start to finish. Each line is something you can check on the explorer yourself, which is the point.
One round. One reading. One stock, one hundred wallets.
Nothing to stake, nothing to claim.
No round has paid yet. There is no router wallet before $VANE exists. Once it does, every buy and every airdrop transaction from the router wallet lists here, read from the explorer.
Reading the router wallet's transfers from the explorer…
An Arbitrum Orbit rollup that settles to Ethereum. EVM, gas in ETH, chain id 4663. Robinhood Stock Tokens live here as ordinary ERC-20s with real pools, which is what makes the vane possible. $VANE launches through pons_v2, the launchpad on the chain, as a fixed-supply ERC-20 minted straight to a bonding curve. The numbers on the right are read from the chain's own RPC, not typed in.
$VANE is a plain pons_v2 launch token. The whole supply mints to the bonding curve at deploy. No presale, no team allocation. A slice of the fees pons_v2 pays on every trade is the only thing that funds the rounds.
The top 100 by balance at the snapshot. Rank 100 is sent the same token rank 1 is, just a smaller slice.
SPY, QQQ, GLD, AAPL, TSLA and NVDA. All six are Robinhood Stock Tokens on chain 4663 with pools you can trade.
20:00 UTC, every week. The vane reads all week so you can see where it is pointing before the close.
The airdrop is a plain ERC-20 transfer to your wallet from the router wallet. No contract to approve, no button to press.
A stock router on Pons, and the first stock-token airdrop there. $VANE is a pons_v2 launch token on Robinhood Chain. Every trade pays fees in ETH, a slice of those fees is the round's budget, and at the close of each weekly round the vane reads six Robinhood Stock Tokens, buys the strongest mover, and sends it to the top 100 wallets by balance.
ERC-20 tokens on Robinhood Chain that track a listed stock or ETF, named on the explorer as "SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust • Robinhood Token" and so on. They have real pools on the chain, which is how the vane prices them and how the router buys them. The six on the watchlist are linked to the explorer above so you can check each one.
By price move over the round, open to close, read from each token's deepest pool on chain. The biggest positive move wins. If every token fell, the one that fell least wins. There is no vote and no discretion; the reading is the reading, and the live panel on this page shows the same calculation running on a trailing 24 hours so you can watch it work between closes.
A round is one week and closes every Sunday at 20:00 UTC. During the round, trades fill the router wallet and the board ranks every wallet live. At the close the reading is taken, the router buys, the airdrop is sent, and the next round opens with an empty budget. Round 1 opens the moment $VANE launches.
The top 100 wallets by $VANE balance at the snapshot, pro rata to balance. The bonding curve, the buyback vault, the liquidity pool, the creator wallet and the router wallet are excluded from the ranking. Contracts are shown greyed on the board so you can see what was left out.
No. Holding is the whole game. The airdrop is a plain ERC-20 transfer from the router wallet to yours. There is nothing to approve and nothing to sign, and this site never asks you to sign anything. You can prove that by reading its script.
The contract address is shown here and on @vaneroute, and nowhere else. Both go up at the same moment. If an address appears anywhere before that, or the address on X and the address on this page do not match, it is a copy. Anyone can deploy a token called VANE; only the pair of this page and the account is the real one.
The CA drops here and on @vaneroute at the same moment. Follow the account, and when it is live the buy button on this page goes straight to the pons_v2 trading page.
$VANE is live on pons_v2. The board above is ranking wallets right now and the first round's budget is filling.

Said plainly, because a page that reads the chain should also say which parts do.