Hoodbat, documented.

The v4-aware DEX aggregator for Robinhood Chain (4663): scan any token for its true liquidity, get an honest read on whether you can exit, and execute the best route — from one terminal.

WHAT HOODBAT IS

Hoodbat is three layers on one screen:

A depth scanner. One ping sweeps every DEX on Robinhood Chain — Uniswap v2/v3/v4, Pons, Bankr, Ramses, Clanker and ~40 more — and aggregates the token's true liquidity, including the v4 pools other scanners can't see.
An honesty layer. Exit math (how much you can actually sell before −5%), flow verdicts calibrated on live rug history, and cross-venue arbitrage spreads.
An aggregator. Real on-chain quotes across every route, and one-click swaps signed by your wallet through the Uniswap v4 Universal Router.

WHY IT EXISTS

Robinhood Chain launches tens of thousands of tokens a day, and each one fragments across dozens of venues. The incumbent screeners are blind to Uniswap v4 on this chain — they under-report liquidity and mis-price exits for exactly the pools where much of the real market lives.

Live examples: UBIK shows $1.09M of liquidity on DexScreener while Hoodbat aggregates $3.06M across 40 pools — 64% of the book is invisible to the incumbents. Same for BONER: DexScreener shows $4.36M while the real book is $7.0M — 38% invisible. If you size an entry or an exit off the visible number, you are trading against people who can see the whole book.

THE DEPTH TERMINAL

The interface is a real terminal: type at the prompt, output streams into scrollback, panels draw in place. Click anywhere to focus the prompt (desktop). ↑/↓ walk command history; typing a symbol offers autocomplete from live chain search.

Commands

COMMAND	WHAT IT DOES
ping <0x…>	Scan a token address — depth, verdict, exits, arb, swap console.
ping <symbol>	Search by name/symbol and scan the top match.
swap	Jump to the execute console of the latest scan (market / limit / twap).
orders	Your open limit & TWAP orders — non-custodial watch-and-fire.
status	Backend + pool-index status (pools indexed, backfill state).
clear	Wipe the scrollback.
help	Command reference in-terminal (`F1` works too).

anon@robinhood:~$ ping ubik → pinging robinhood chain… → sweeping 40 venues… ✓ scan complete — TRUE LIQUIDITY $3,062,335 (incumbents see $1,091,841)

READING A SCAN

A scan renders five instruments:

The reveal — true aggregated liquidity vs what the incumbents see, with the hidden share. The sonar scope's blips are the discovered pools (bright = v4).
Depth map — liquidity by venue as bars; v4 strata are the ones only Hoodbat prices.
Verdict stamp — one honest word about the flow/structure (glossary below).
Exit solver — slippage math both routed and single-DEX (details below).
Pool ledger — every pool with liquidity, volume, −5% exit budget, price. Plus an arbitrage line when venues disagree on price by >0.4%.

Verdict glossary

Verdicts are flow-first and calibrated against live outcomes on this chain (the same engine that vets a live alert stream):

VERDICT	TRIGGER	READ IT AS
ORGANIC	balanced buys/sells + liquidity ≥40% of cap	Two-sided crowd with real exit depth — the survivor shape.
DEEP-BOOK	liquidity several × the cap	Unusual but real exit room (often post-run).
SCALP	thin book (<40% of cap) + still climbing	Momentum on a thin book — pumps and dumps hard; scale out fast.
LATE-SCALP	ran ≥120%/6h but 5-min momentum decayed to <¼ of it	The run is spent; the late crowd is exit liquidity. High round-trip risk.
LOW-FLOAT	liquidity ≈ the whole cap (75–250%)	Deep-looking book propping a tiny float — a lure, not safety.
MANUF-PUMP	buys >2× sells on a small cap	Manufactured demand — the rug signature. Avoid.
DEAD	aggregate liquidity < $2k	Drained or rugged.
MIXED	none of the above dominates	No strong signal either way — size accordingly.

The exit solver

Constant-product pools reprice as you sell into them: on xy=k, extracting Q·(1−√(1−p)) of the quote side moves price down by p. The solver inverts that to answer the only question that matters when it's time to leave: how much can I sell before −5% (or −10%)? — once against the single deepest pool, once routed across every venue. The difference is what aggregation is worth on that token.

Reading it: a $400k-cap token with a 15% book and a spent run can look "liquid" on a screener and still crater on a $2k sell. The solver says so before you're in.

SWAPPING

The execute console quotes and routes for real:

Quotes are on-chain simulations. Every candidate route is priced by an eth_call to the Uniswap v4 Quoter — it simulates the actual swap, so the number is what the chain would give, not an estimate off reserves.
Routing. Direct pools plus 2-hop paths through dynamic hubs (WETH, USDG, and the token's own quote assets — on this chain tokens are often quoted in exotic numeraires, including tokenised stocks). Best quoted output wins.
Execution. The server builds the Universal-Router transaction with a slippage-guarded minOut (default 1.5%) and a 3-minute deadline; your wallet signs and sends. Connect prompts to add/switch to chain 4663.
Any-to-any. ETH↔token and token↔token, with exact-amount Permit2 approval chains for ERC-20 inputs (never infinite).
Limit orders & TWAP (watch-and-fire). The server watches your order against live on-chain quotes — limit triggers are quoted on your full size (price-impact-aware), TWAP splits an order into timed slices. Non-custodial: every fill is signed by your wallet in an open tab; a keeper-executed version ships with the audited executor contract.
Scope (beta). Routing is free (0% fee); the whole path is unaudited — dust first.

THE POOL INDEX

You can't aggregate what you can't enumerate. Hoodbat maintains a persistent local index of every v4 pool on the chain, built from the PoolManager's Initialize events — backfilled newest-first, then following the chain head every few seconds. Pool definitions are immutable, so the index only grows; lookups are instant and rate-limit-immune. Current size: ~700k pools. status shows the live count.

$FANG

Hoodbat pings the chain — the truth is what comes back. $FANG launches as a fair launch on Pons, Robinhood Chain's native launchpad — no presale, no team allocation, no vesting theater. The design is deliberately minimal:

Free routing. 0% aggregator fee at launch — only pool LP fees and gas. (A 0.1% fee is roadmapped, post-audit, always displayed — never silent.)
The revenue is the Pons creator fee — a cut of $FANG's own trading volume, paid in ETH to the FeeVault. Trading $FANG funds the flywheel directly.
One burn. 50% of everything the vault receives buys $FANG on-market and goes to the dead address — volume-linked, permanent. The other 50% is operator treasury (team holds zero $FANG).
Utility without lockups. Pro features (exit alarms, arb feed, API) are hold-gated in the app by a simple balance threshold — no staking contract.

Full design: the $FANG site and TOKENOMICS.md in the repo.

SAFETY & BETA STATUS

Non-custodial, always. Hoodbat never holds keys or funds; every transaction is signed by your wallet, with explicit minOut and deadline shown.
No silent fees. The routing-fee switch stays off until the audited fee contracts are live on mainnet.
Beta means beta. The route encoders are verified against live chain-4663 calldata, but the stack is unaudited — test with dust first.
Verdicts are reads, not guarantees. They're calibrated on live outcomes and they will still sometimes be wrong. Not financial advice.

⚠ If a page, bot, or DM claims to be Hoodbat and asks for your seed phrase or a token approval "to verify" — it isn't us. Hoodbat never asks for either.