FAQ
How HoodGrow stock-token data works on Robinhood Chain — prices (Chainlink preferred, Robinhood registry fallback), corporate-action adjusted supply, pending actions, and freshness. Not investment advice.
A stock token is an on-chain representation of a listed equity (for example NVDA or AAPL) issued and traded on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). HoodGrow tracks the token contract, price, supply, and corporate-action state so you can inspect the same facts the chain exposes — not a brokerage portfolio statement.
HoodGrow uses a two-step price path for each token:
- Chainlink (preferred) — USD from the token's Chainlink price feed when we can resolve and read it.
- Robinhood registry (fallback) — if Chainlink is unavailable for that token, we use the official Robinhood RHJ / registry price.
Every price is shown with a source label. We do not invent prices from third-party sites. If neither source works, the price stays empty rather than guessed.
- Chainlink — primary path: feed-based stock-token USD.
- Robinhood registry — secondary path when Chainlink cannot supply a price for that token.
When the source is Chainlink, US equity-linked feeds generally follow market hours. Outside the session — nights, weekends, and many holidays — the feed often does not publish new ticks. A Friday close carried through Sunday is expected, not necessarily a broken feed. When the source is Robinhood registry, updates follow Robinhood's price endpoint. Always use the source label and snapshot time together.
24h change is the percent move over roughly the last day from our stored price history. A real 0.0% means the recorded price did not move (common when markets are closed). That is different from missing data, which we leave unavailable when we cannot compute a change.
Raw total supply is what the contract reports via standard supply reads. Corporate-action adjusted supply applies the on-chain UI multiplier (ERC-8056-style) so the figure reflects effective economic supply after splits, dividends, and similar events.
HoodGrow prefers the adjusted figure when available and labels whether supply is corporate-action adjusted. A wallet that only reads totalSupply() can show a stale economic number after a real corporate action.
A corporate action (split, reverse split, certain distributions, and similar) can change how units map to economic exposure. On Robinhood Chain stock tokens this is reflected through on-chain multiplier state, not only off-chain announcements. HoodGrow surfaces current vs staged multiplier, effective time, and a readable change label when we can derive one.
Pending means a future multiplier is already visible on-chain but not yet live. You should see the symbol, current vs staged values, and effective time. If nothing is pending, the correct answer is an empty list — not a guess. Most of the time nothing is staged; that is normal.
During some corporate-action settlements, pricing can be frozen or paused on-chain so the held price stays stable while the action settles. A flat price can be intentional. When the pause clears, updates resume according to the feed and market hours.
Addresses shown for catalog tokens are the canonical contracts we index for Robinhood Chain, from our registry / catalog pipeline — not random web results. Always double-check on a block explorer before sending funds. HoodGrow is a data product and does not custody assets.
Public pages and the machine API are served primarily from server-side snapshots (periodic jobs), not a full RPC round-trip on every view. Always read values with their timestamp. “Live” means recently snapshotted from chain and feeds — not recomputed on every click.
No. HoodGrow displays data. We do not take custody of your assets. Always review transactions in your wallet before signing. Nothing here is investment advice.