NVDA reports after the bell
Nvidia reports on 17 Nov with an interim CEO, one hour after NYSE closes.
Nvidia reports on 17 Nov with an interim CEO, one hour after NYSE closes.
The stock waits 17.5 hours for the open. The NVDA token on Robinhood Chain keeps printing.
Buy orders under the price, at the steps you pick. They stay off chain until one is touched.
When the pool touches a rung, the desk quotes and simulates the swap. You sign it.
Breaker never holds a key and is never approved to spend. Every swap is decoded in your browser before the wallet opens.
NVDA token live, reading the pool
NYSE closes at 21:00 UTC on Tuesday 17 Nov and Nvidia's call starts an hour later. The stock can't trade again until 14:30 UTC on Wednesday. The NVDA token on Robinhood Chain can, so the first reaction to the numbers prints in its pool. A ladder set before the close is already there.
Call time from Nvidia investor relations. Not affiliated with Nvidia or Robinhood.
Drag the rungs on the chart. The table shows what each one would have bought, at the real pool price and time.
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Drag a rung up or down
to set your ladder
On Thursday 5 Nov the Nasdaq fell 5.5%. Friday morning in Seoul the KOSPI dropped more than 8% and the exchange stopped trading for 20 minutes. Stock tokens on Robinhood Chain never closed. These numbers come from every swap in the token's deepest Uniswap pool.
Every trade in the replay window.
Share of those swaps outside 14:30 to 21:00 UTC on weekdays.
From the window high to the lowest swap.
Live from the same pool.
A ladder is a few buy orders under today's price. Breaker keeps it off the chain, checks the pool every 20 seconds and tells you when a rung trips. Your wallet signs. Breaker never holds a key or a dollar.
36 stock tokens like NVDA, GME and SPCX, crypto like cbBTC and PONS, and the Pons meme coins that are hot right now.
Up to six. Each one is a drop from today's price and a dollar amount.
The desk marks it due and shows the buy, quoted against the pool at that moment.
A fresh quote, simulated from your address, then one swap through the Uniswap router.
The pool price is what a ladder buys at. For stocks, the Chainlink column is the reference feed, so you can see the gap before you set a rung. Depth is both sides of the pool in dollars.
| Market | Pool price | Chainlink | Gap | Pool depth | Ladder |
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Read from Robinhood Chain on page load.
Live means you can use it on the desk right now. Planned means not built, and it says so.
No. Breaker never holds a key and is never approved to spend anything. A buy is one swap you sign. A sell first asks you to approve the Uniswap router or the Pons curve for that exact amount. Before your wallet opens, the desk decodes each transaction in your browser and stops if the output would go anywhere but your wallet.
The rung stays due, and the desk re-quotes it when you come back. The price may have moved: you see the new quote before signing. An automatic keeper is planned, not live.
Nobody on chain. It is stored on the Breaker server under a random id from your browser. There is no public order book to front-run.
The token trades all day and night, the stock does not. When the exchange is closed the pool finds its own price. The board shows the gap to Chainlink.
It replays real swap prices in 10-minute candles. A real fill also pays the pool fee and slippage, which the replay leaves out.
Any injected wallet that can add Robinhood Chain: MetaMask, Rabby, or the browser inside your wallet app.
Sweep the letters with your cursor. Click to trip them.