The Markets tab on HoodScan is now live: real Robinhood Chain DEX pools, tracked next to the repo leaderboard.
The idea behind it fits in one line:
code and liquidity in one view - what is being built on the chain, and what is actually trading on it.
Pool data comes from GeckoTerminal and refreshes every 60 seconds, day and night.
What the Markets tab shows
Every row on the board is a live DEX pool on Robinhood Chain - and each token gets exactly one row.
When a token trades in several pools, we merge it:
One row per token, linking out to its live pools.
The feed runs through GeckoTerminal, which indexes the DEX pools already trading on Robinhood Chain.
If a pool is live on the chain, it is on the board.
There is no listing form and no queue - the chain is the source.
For every token on the board you can check at a glance:
- Current price and 24h volume from its main pool
- How many pools it trades across
- A direct link to the pool page for deeper charts
Numbers refresh every 60 seconds, automatically.
No stale snapshots to reload.
One token, one row.
Live data. Direct pool links.
Just the chain’s markets, in one place.
Why this matters
HoodScan began as a leaderboard for code.
We scan 71 repos, index 50, and rank them with the HoodScan Score - but code activity is only half of what a chain does.
Liquidity is the other half.
One view now holds:
- What builders are shipping
- What traders are actually moving on the DEXes
- How the two line up, on the same screen
A chain is more than the sum of its repositories.
It’s code and liquidity in one view.
The numbers on the board today
A snapshot from the board at the time of writing.
Top 24h volume:
- USDG: $106M traded
- CASHCAT: $23M traded
- VIRTUAL: $14M traded
Close behind them:
- TENDIES: $9.6M
- Smaller pools gaining depth
- New pairs as GeckoTerminal indexes them
These figures move constantly.
The board is built to answer:
- Where the volume is
- What is heating up
- What just started trading
Check the live tab for current data.
How the board works
The mechanics are deliberately kept simple:
- Pools are pulled from GeckoTerminal’s Robinhood Chain index
- Rows are deduplicated so each token appears once
- A 60s refresh cycle
- Each row links to its pool
There is nothing to set up on your side - no wallet is needed to browse the board, and no account is required to follow a pool or open its chart.
The tab sits next to the leaderboard, the category pages, and the Recently Listed feed for new repos.
So you can check a repo, scan its category, then flip to Markets and see how liquidity moved the very same day.
What’s next
This is the first version of the Markets tab, kept tight on purpose.
Things we are looking at for the next iterations:
- More pool metrics, like liquidity and trade counts
- Linking tokens to related repos
- Surfacing new pools in Recently Listed
The direction does not change: one screen for the chain.
Code ranked on the leaderboard, liquidity live on the Markets tab, and both fresh enough to be worth checking daily.
