The Robinhood Chain stats on this page are read live from the chain and from Locksley's index, then explained: what each number counts, and what it does not. Nothing here is typed in by hand, so the figures are current whenever you load the page.
How much is on the chain
Tokens tracked: —pending. Every ERC-20 contract Locksley has indexed on Robinhood Chain with a pool behind it. It counts contracts that exist, not projects that are active — a token whose pool emptied a month ago is still a token. It is a measure of deployment, not of demand.
Pairs indexed: —pending. Trading pairs, not tokens. One token can trade against several assets, and Uniswap v3 splits each pair across fee tiers, so this figure runs ahead of the token count. It measures venues where a price exists, not depth at any of them. Full filters are in Explore.
New tokens in 24 hours: —pending. Contracts whose pool was created in the last day. It is the cleanest read on launch velocity available and the noisiest number here, moving with weekends, market events and single deployers issuing in batches. It says nothing about whether any of them traded. The live list is new tokens.
What trades, and what it costs
DEX volume, 24 hours: —pending. The value swapped across indexed decentralized exchange pools on Robinhood Chain in the last day. It includes automated flow — arbitrage and market-making wallets can trade the same value back and forth repeatedly — so it measures activity, not net money arriving.
Total value locked: —pending. The assets sitting in the chain's protocols, as reported by DeFiLlama. It is a stock figure denominated in dollars, so it moves when prices move even if nobody deposits or withdraws anything. It is not depth, and it is not liquidity available at any particular price. What TVL is covers the caveats.
Average transaction fee: —pending. What a typical transaction costs in gas, paid in ETH. It is an average across simple transfers and complex swaps, so your own cost varies with what you are doing and how busy the chain is at that moment. It is the number that decides which strategies are economic here.
What is locked
Liquidity locked in total: —pending. The value held inside lock contracts Locksley reads, across every token on the chain. It counts positions that cannot be withdrawn before their release timestamps. It does not weight them by how long is left, and it does not distinguish a position providing depth at the current price from one sitting out of range.
Locked at birth, 24 hours: —pending. Launches from the last day whose liquidity was locked at pool creation rather than later. It is a read on how a token started, nothing more. The live list is locked at birth, and creating one costs $150 per liquidity lock through Team Finance, our sister product, as of August 2026, plus gas — lock liquidity on Robinhood Chain.
Locked share of launches, 30 days: —pending. As of —pending, that share of new Robinhood Chain launches locked liquidity at creation, per Locksley's contract reads. It is the single most quoted figure on this page and the most easily over-read: it describes a convention among deployers, not an outcome for holders.
What unlocks next
Unlocks in the next 7 days: —pending. Lock positions with release timestamps inside the coming week. A release date is a moment when withdrawal becomes possible, not a moment when it happens — most expiries pass without anything moving. The calendar is unlocks this week, and what happens when a lock expires covers the mechanics.
Next unlock: —pending in —pending. The soonest release timestamp Locksley has indexed, and the time remaining until it. It reflects locks we can read, so a token missing from the calendar may be locked with a contract outside our coverage. The countdown is a schedule, not a forecast of behavior.
Where tokens come from
Launchpads tracked: —pending. Launch venues on Robinhood Chain that Locksley indexes, each with its own fee model, graduation mechanics and lock policy. The count is coverage, not a ranking, and pads differ enough that the number alone tells you little. Every Robinhood Chain launchpad, compared sets out the differences, and launchpads carries the live view.
MintPlus launches to date: —pending. Tokens launched through MintPlus, Team Finance's free route that mints, pools and locks in one transaction. Locksley is built by TrustSwap and powered by Team Finance, so treat this as a first-party count of a sister product's usage — it measures route popularity, not the outcome of anything launched through it.
How fresh these numbers are
Last updated: —pending. Every figure above resolves at render from Locksley's index, which reads Robinhood Chain contracts directly, plus DeFiLlama for chain TVL. Team Finance locks run on TrustSwap's own contracts, so lock state is read at the source rather than reported by a project.
Two limits belong with the numbers. Coverage is not total: lockers we do not yet index never appear in the locked figures. And counts are not judgments — nothing here rates a token, a pool or a launch, and pages like how stock tokens actually work exist because the mechanism behind a number matters more than the number.
Frequently asked questions
How many tokens are there on Robinhood Chain?
Locksley tracks —pending tokens with pools behind them, indexed directly from chain contracts and updated continuously. That count includes every ERC-20 contract with a pool, whether or not it still trades, so it measures how much has been deployed rather than how much is active. Trading pairs run higher, because one token can trade against several assets.
Where do these Robinhood Chain stats come from?
Locksley reads them from Robinhood Chain contracts directly: token deployments, pool creations, swap events, holder balances and lock state. Chain-level total value locked is quoted as reported by DeFiLlama. Lock figures come from lock contracts we index, which is why coverage gaps understate rather than overstate locked liquidity. Nothing on this page is entered manually.
How often do these numbers update?
Continuously. Each figure resolves when the page renders, so a reload gives you the current read rather than a cached snapshot, and the timestamp at the top of the section shows how recent the underlying index pass was. Windowed figures — the 24-hour and 30-day ones — roll forward as time passes rather than resetting at a fixed hour.
“No lock found” means we found none, not that none exists: we do not index other lockers yet, and it is never a claim about the project.
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