Stock prices for Robinhood Chain

Each stock is priced along its main Uniswap pools on Robinhood Chain into USDG, counted as $1. The answer is the 30-minute average: pushing it means holding a pool off its price for half an hour while everyone else trades it back.

Prices are worked out fresh at every block, so there is nothing to go out of date. A pool without 30 minutes of history cannot be listed, and if one runs short the feed stops answering instead of answering from too little.

A new stock is listed at once. Changing or removing an existing stock's pools waits 48 hours on chain, shown on this page, so every protocol reading a feed sees it coming.

marketOpenNow() follows the New York Stock Exchange: 9:30 to 16:00 Eastern on weekdays, daylight saving time worked out on chain, holidays and early closes from the exchange's own calendar.

Each feed's prices() returns the average, the price now and the gap between them. A protocol can refuse to act while the gap is unusually wide.

A thinly traded stock is cheaper to push than a busy one. Every feed is listed with the pools it reads, so you can size what you secure with it. Only stocks where a $1,000 trade moves the price under 2% are listed.