The Liquidity Layer for Robinhood Chain
Sixty live pools across six venues, quoted in three different denominations. Voxelithic folds them into one book, routes into the best of them, and the contract compares what lands against what you signed.
One Book for Every Venue on Chain 4663
The Book
Every live pool on the chain, priced from its own state. Concentrated pools through slot0, Uniswap v4 through extsload on the singleton.
The Router
One call: pull, route, check. If the wallet receives less than the signed minimum, the whole thing reverts.
The Quoter
The pools do the arithmetic, not a curve we fitted. One eth_call prices the whole book and shows where depth runs out.
Browse every venue
Uniswap v3 and v4, Ramses, Giga, Up and Alandale — every venue the book reads, and which of them the router can execute against.
Ready to trade against the whole book? Open the app and route a real order, or read how every number on this page is derived.
Where the Book Reads From
The same equity trades in twenty-odd pools across six venues, quoted in dollars, in wrapped ether, and in other equities. The engine reads every one of them from the chain and sorts them into a single curve. The indexer is used for exactly one thing — finding out which pools exist.
Priced Apart, Filled Together
Liquidity on this chain is not thin — it is scattered, and the disagreement between venues is measurable to the second.
Dispersion is measurable
The same share quotes differently on every venue at the same instant. Some of the gap is fee tiers, some is stale inventory, and some is simply nobody having looked. The book puts every quote on one axis so the gap stops being invisible.
Depth ends somewhere
A price without a size is decoration. Concentrated pools take input until their liquidity runs out and then stop, and that point differs on every venue. The quoter asks each pool how much it can absorb before anything is signed.
The fill is checked, not promised
Routing is a claim about the future. The contract turns it into a fact: it compares the balance that lands against the minimum you signed, takes its fee before that comparison, and reverts on anything short.
Nothing Here Asks to Be Believed
Every number on this page is derived, and each derivation is a command. If what you compute disagrees with what is published here, what is published is wrong.
Half the pools on this chain are Uniswap v4, where no pool contract exists to call. A swap takes the singleton's lock and settles by hand. Two dollars went USDG into SPY into NVDA in one lock — the middle leg never moved a token, because inside a lock the debts cancel.
All four verified on Blockscout. Fee zero, ceiling 30 bps, ownership in two steps.
Resolves each ticker to the contract carrying the real market and drops pools claiming billions against no volume.
Simulates a real swap through the deployed router on one pool per venue, against live mainnet state. Nothing moves.
Say Something Useful
There is no sales pipeline here and no form that quietly swallows your message. Everything worth asking about is either in the repository or answerable in public.
Integrating and need something that is not there yet? Open an issue describing what you would call and against what — the answer then stays public for whoever asks next.
Contracts, the engine and the scripts that recompute every number here.
Deploys, measurements, and the occasional argument about depth.
The router and the quoter, verified, with every fill they settled.