ZapStocks reads every verified stock-token pool on Robinhood Chain at one block and quotes the whole cycle, gas included.
Spot against spot, before price impact. Pool fees swallow most of the gap, and the terminal quotes the real cycle so you can see by how much.
A zap borrows a Stock Token from the first pool, swaps it through the next pools and repays the first one in the asset it started with, all inside one transaction. You keep whatever is left above the minimum you set.
If the cycle comes up short, the chain reverts every step and you lose only the gas. The ZapStocks executor launches soon; until then the terminal quotes and simulates every route for real.
Four moves, left to right. The first two run in the terminal today. The third waits for the executor launch.
ZapStocks asks the canonical Uniswap V2 and V3 factories for each pool that holds a verified Stock Token, reads all of them in one multicall pinned to a single block, and test-fills every pool before it may route.
QuoterV2 prices each hop at five sizes scaled to the shallowest pool on the route. Pool fees and price impact live inside that quote. Gas comes off at the end, converted with a same-block ETH rate that Chainlink has to agree with.
The executor flash-borrows from the first pool, runs the remaining hops and repays inside one transaction. You set the minimum profit, and anything below it makes the chain revert every step.
Every execution will list its receipt: what the contract paid out, the gas you spent, and whether its block is still L2-only or already final on Ethereum. The ladder on the right is live.
Blocks land about every 0.1 s. The L1 batch and finality tags trail the head by minutes, not blocks.
Every figure on the right comes from the reads the scanner makes. A raw spread is a signal. Fees, impact and gas eat most of it, and the scanner shows you by how much.
Open terminalThe scanner ranks every closed cycle by spot edge, then quotes the best 48 on-chain.
A lamp lights only when a live read or the verified registry backs it. Planned things stay dark until they ship.
Reading the chain head
Issuer list, every contract checked against the issuer's ERC-1967 beacon
Fee tiers 0.01 / 0.05 / 0.30 / 1.00% · quotes from QuoterV2
Constant product on same-block reserves · 0.30% fee
Hooks can change the fee or the curve, so a V3 formula would be wrong
Vetoes the gas rate past ±2% · never prices a trade · 0x78F3…d3A9
Quoting and simulation work today. Signing opens at launch
The contract address appears here and at /api/token, nowhere first
No executor is deployed yet, so no contract of ours holds funds
$ZAPS launches on Robinhood Chain. The address goes up here and at /api/token the day the contract exists, and any address you see quoted before that is not ours.
You can scan, quote and simulate without holding it. No fee, discount, feature or reward in ZapStocks reads a $ZAPS balance, and nothing on this page promises a price or a return.
Scan verified pools and quote routes in the terminal. A wallet only matters once the executor launches.
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