0xrhXBT is an onchain intelligence terminal and autonomous agent for Robinhood Chain (arbitrum orbit L2, chain id 4663) — the chain where tokenized stocks trade 24/7 next to memecoins. nothing here is sampled or second-hand: we run our own full-chain index, so every number is onchain-checkable and every unknown renders "—", never a fabricated zero.
the same SQLite-backed index feeds everything — the website, the X agent and the Telegram bot never disagree, because they read one database filled by one set of rules.
trend-scored token board, launch radar with safety screens, complete wallet PnL leaderboard, whale watch, tokenized-stock premiums, verified KOL leaderboard, bridge capital flow, weekly state-of-the-chain report.
posts what the pipeline finds — grounded by construction, because every claim is interpolated from the same database the site renders. auto-pauses itself when X throttles reach, rather than shouting into a void.
the terminal in your pocket: /top /token /wallet /whales /premiums /launches /paper /report, personal watchlists with per-category alerts, inline cards in any chat. read-only by construction — no wallet, no keys, nothing executes.
the spine is our own DEX index: every pool registered since genesis, every swap decoded against it, folded into average-cost PnL per wallet. independent feeds enrich; they never replace what we saw onchain ourselves.
one-directional by design: user input on any surface is a local read — it can never trigger an RPC call or paid API spend.
every candidate the radar spots walks one state machine. "clean" requires repeated passing checks plus positive liquidity evidence, and the timestamp that matters is immutable — when it first cleared, not when we noticed it.
spotted from a chain scan or X chatter. Every hourly safety check reads
holders, concentration, contract verification, liquidity and launch shape.
clean needs a score over threshold across two consecutive checks plus a real
tradeable pool — never a single pass; a regressing check resets the streak to zero.
flagged is a dust pool, a deployer-heavy supply, a bundled opening or an unverified
contract. And a pull from a clean pool fires a sev-5 alert within one index tick.
launch shape (W2b): deployer supply share, wallets bundling the opening two blocks,
LP-burn evidence, pre-mention buyers — each null-honest: a launch we did not watch
open shows no marks at all, never an absence that reads as a clean bill of health.
robinhood chain trades stock tokens 24/7; the stock market does not. we price every stock token three ways — the DEX (what the chain actually pays), the live market print (regular session) and the onchain oracle — and publish the gap.
live premiums captured during a regular session. when the market is closed the same surface switches to drift vs the last oracle print and says so — drift after hours is expected, not an arb, and labelling it a "premium" would be a lie.
the differentiator is not a feature — it is a set of rules the pipeline physically cannot break. these came from real incidents, each now guarded by tests.
unknowns render "—", never zero. a fabricated $0 market cap once earned a token a severity boost. now "we could not observe this" and "this did not happen" are different statements everywhere.
a whale is qualified, not assumed. one shared rule values transfers against market cap, collapses multi-log swaps into one event, and names direction — "sold into the pool", never a vague "moved". the bot cannot print a number the site would refuse.
every card says how old its data is. "updated 2m ago" on every surface; past four missed ticks it says pipeline stalled instead. an empty board distinguishes "the chain was quiet" from "nothing was collected".
"24h" means 24 hours. a windowed change requires both edges of its window to exist — a two-bar token shows "—" rather than publishing a ten-minute move as a daily one.
a ticker is not an identity. $USDG answers to four different contracts on this chain. every token card prints the address and warns when the symbol collides — that warning is how someone doesn't buy the impersonator.
no token, no execution, no keys. 0xrhXBT has not launched a token and the bot cannot trade. the paper-trading proving ground says "virtual money only" on every single card.
the honest comparison: the big intelligence platforms are excellent — on the chains they cover. none of them cover this one.
| 0xrhXBT | nansen / arkham | gmgn / trading bots | dexscreener | aixbt | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| robinhood chain coverage | ✓ native — built for it | ✗ | ✗ | △ prices only | ✗ |
| every swap since genesis | ✓ own full-chain index | △ their chains | ✗ sampled | ✗ | ✗ no own index |
| wallet PnL, every wallet | ✓ complete, avg-cost | ✓ their chains | △ per-token | ✗ | ✗ |
| launch safety + launch shape | ✓ deployer % · bundles · LP burn | ✗ | △ basic flags | ✗ | ✗ |
| tokenized-stock premium tracking | ✓ dex vs live print vs oracle | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| verified KOL performance | ✓ peak verified onchain | ✗ | △ copy-trade lists | ✗ | △ narrative only |
| staleness admitted on every surface | ✓ by construction | — | — | — | — |
| own token | none, on purpose | none | some | none | $AIXBT |
△ = partial. we deliberately link out to the chain explorers instead of pretending to replace them — a tracker link that opens onto nothing reads as broken.
rhxbt.com — the full terminal. free, no login required.
@OxrhXBT_Bot — /start then tap a board. type $TSLA in a DM for an instant card.
MCP endpoint at rhxbt.com/mcp — the same qualified data, machine-readable, for your own LLM tools.