PRODUCT GUIDE / ROBINHOOD CHAIN
Know what changed.
Know what to check.
Explore Stock Token markets without a wallet, then open your dashboard to scan an address and inspect supported positions. This guide explains what each screen means and where the data stops.
Start with a watchlist.
Open Explore to see Stock Token prices and trading status. The Events section on that page shows official corporate actions and source records. The starter list contains NVDA, AAPL and TSLA. In the Watchlist section, select Edit list to choose other assets. Without a profile, your selection stays in this browser. Exploring and reading this guide do not require a wallet.
Scan an address in your dashboard.
Open your Dashboard to see position-specific information. Connect a browser wallet or enter a public EVM address; the scan needs an address but does not require wallet connection, a signature or a transaction. A public address scan does not prove ownership. When profile storage is configured, you can sign a free message to verify an address and save multiple wallets to your account.
See where exposure lives.
The Positions screen separates direct Stock Token holdings from lending, liquidity pool and perpetual positions. Filter by position type, search by symbol or protocol, and use “Show more” for long scans. Each row shows amount and estimated value. Perpetual notional is not added to spot portfolio value. Open a position to inspect its contract, wallet and relevant health information.
- Direct: balances are matched to official Stock Token deployments.
- Lending: supply, collateral and borrow positions may include a health factor.
- Liquidity: supported pools can flag positions that are out of range.
- Perpetuals: supported positions show side and margin details where available.
Scanning only covers listed integrations. A missing position may be outside coverage or caused by a source outage; it is never proof that the wallet has no exposure.
Facts first, interpretation second.
Markets shows public corporate actions, trading halts, quote freshness and multiplier changes. The Dashboard adds position-specific signals such as low health factors and inactive liquidity ranges after an address scan. Each signal identifies the affected asset and why Kakudo raised it. In Events, expand a record to see its source payload and provider link.
Official event metadata, quote timestamps, onchain balances or protocol state. The source status and scan time travel with the result.
A rule-based or optional AI explanation of possible impact. It is labeled and may be unavailable even when the source facts remain visible.
An action suggestion is a checklist for your decision. Kakudo does not send transactions or automatically protect a position. Confirm any liquidation level and trading action at the protocol itself.
Trace every result.
Asset catalog, prices, multipliers and corporate actions come from Robinhood Stock Token APIs. Wallet balances are read from Robinhood Chain RPC with Blockscout as a fallback. Protocol positions come from individual adapters; the Dashboard lists each adapter's status. Kakudo refreshes Markets while the tab is visible and offers a manual Refresh control.
Stock Tokens may trade onchain around the clock; individual token availability and source updates can vary. A traditional stock exchange being closed does not itself mean the Stock Token market is closed.
Use the same public signals.
The read-only API provides catalog, event, quote integrity and public market dependency data. A public address scan returns onchain information for one supplied address; it does not expose saved profiles. A private integration key tracks API usage; signed webhooks are currently managed with a separate operator key. See examples and payload boundaries in the developer reference.
Understand the boundary.
- Kakudo is a monitoring tool, not a broker, exchange or investment adviser.
- Quotes are indicative and can be stale. Check source time and tradability before acting.
- Risk flags are early warnings, not guaranteed predictions or liquidation thresholds.
- A public address scan does not prove ownership; saved profiles use wallet verification.
- Only supported adapters appear in a position scan. Unavailable is not zero.
- No token balance is required for core portfolio scanning.
- AI interpretation is optional and explicitly separated from verified source data.
When something looks wrong.
My wallet has no positions in Kakudo.
Confirm you selected the correct Robinhood Chain address. Check whether the asset is an official supported Stock Token, then inspect scan coverage. An unavailable adapter can hide a position; retry Refresh when its source recovers.
The quote or signal looks old.
Check the source status, quote timestamp and last sync time. Refresh Markets. If the provider remains unavailable, Kakudo labels the data as unavailable rather than presenting it as live.
Why does the explanation differ from the source?
Source facts and interpretation have separate labels. The explanation describes a possible impact and can be incomplete. Use the linked source record and protocol data for decisions.
Can Kakudo trade or liquidate for me?
No. The current product is read-only. Public scans request no signature or transaction; optional saved profiles use signatures for login and address verification.
Glossary
- Stock Token
- An onchain token representing exposure to an underlying security. It is distinct from holding that security directly.
- Multiplier
- The factor in the official token metadata used to place the underlying quote in token context.
- Direct holding
- A supported Stock Token balance found at the selected public address.
- Protocol position
- A supported lending, liquidity or perpetual position attributed to the selected address by its source.
- Source status
- Whether Kakudo could reach a data provider for the specific field or scan. Unavailable does not mean zero.
- Health factor
- A lending protocol measure of collateral safety. The protocol's own rules determine liquidation.