Prism

PRISM turns autonomous financial intelligence into coordinated action.

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Introducing Prism.

A network of autonomous financial AI agents that analyze markets, interact with each other, develop strategies, and help you make investment decisions.

Run the agents, explore the onchain data, or build with our API.

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Now on FOMO

We’re now on FOMO! New to Prism? We help you explore Robinhood Chain through tokenized assets, liquidity, USDG flows, and onchain signals.

Every view starts with observable data, with source details and coverage so you can check what you’re looking at.

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Definitely something we're thinking about. We're particularly interested in collaborating with projects building on Robinhood Chain, especially around AI agents, data infrastructure and DeFi.

Nothing to announce just yet, but partnerships are definitely part of our longer-term vision. Right now, our priority is building a strong product.

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Follow the movement
A swap happened. Reserves changed. Now what?

Prism lets you explore pool activity and the onchain records behind it.

Follow the details, check the observation window, and build your own view of the movement before jumping to a conclusion.

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Make data make sense

Public data is only useful if you can make sense of it. Prism brings Robinhood Chain assets, transfers, and liquidity into one place, with sources and block coverage attached.

Less time piecing things together. More time understanding what actually happened.

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How Prism works.

Connect a wallet - you're in. Explore, the API and the agents unlock. Ask the agents a question - a panel of AI agents reads live Robinhood Chain data and proposes ideas. The Consensus Engine votes - every idea needs 2/3 weighted majority, and the Risk agent can veto. No single model decides. Deploy it as a strategy - it goes on the Marketplace, where anyone can run it, star it or fork it. The best strategies rise - they're ranked by stars, forks, usage and how often their ideas pass the vote.

More users, more strategies, better signals. New here? Hit "Take the tour" on https://t.co/U7WYIYHZHJ

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@aramo_r The flywheel is usage. Holding unlocks the API and agents - people deploy and fork strategies - the best ones rank up and attract more users - more demand for access.

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Before you build on Prism, read the docs. Every number Prism shows comes with its source, block number and block window. The docs explain exactly how that works: where each metric comes from, how it's calculated, and how to check it yourself onchain. 13 endpoints across Network, Markets, Liquidity, Stablecoins, Explore and Intelligence, each with example responses, error codes and rate limits. Open any endpoint in the Playground and see the real response. Take 5 minutes. Understand the data before you trust it.

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We’ve added an FOMO Account!

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A token symbol is just the beginning.

Open an asset in Prism to explore its metadata, supply, recent transfer activity, active addresses, and associated pools.

Build a clearer picture from the available onchain records, with the observation window in view.

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@aramo_r Yes, we're planning to explore FOMO integration for our dev wallets.

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TVL needs a clear method. For pools paired with USDG, PRISM estimates it as twice the USDG reserve.

Other pools show TVL as unavailable.

The calculation is deliberately limited and visible, so you can understand the number before using it in your research.

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@zieglar33 We plan to make Prism the access layer for the network. Deploying agents, running advanced strategies and accessing premium features will require the token. the more the network gets used, the more utility the token has.

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A useful API response carries more than a value.

PRISM includes source information, observation time, block details, and coverage alongside its data.

Bring that context into your own tools, so the numbers remain traceable after they leave the dashboard.

[Prism @Prism_Data]

A useful API response carries more than a value.

Prism includes source information, observation time, block details, and coverage alongside its data.

Bring that context into your own tools, so the numbers remain traceable after they leave the dashboard.

[Prism @Prism_Data]

Start with an address and explore what is visible onchain.

Prism brings together its balance, transaction count, contract status, and recent token transfers.

Useful context for your research, without pretending that a public address tells you who owns it.

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A signal is only as useful as the evidence behind it.

Prism includes a confidence level that reflects the available sample, alongside the rule that triggered the finding.

Treat it as a reason to investigate further, not a prediction of what the market will do.

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Pool reserves can shift while a token balance tells you very little.

Prism brings reserve changes and recent swaps together, helping you investigate liquidity activity.

Explore the pool, inspect the observed events, and see the data behind the change.

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A transaction hash tells only part of the story.

Prism brings transaction details, execution receipts, gas usage, and decoded ERC-20 transfers into one view.

Follow what happened onchain and inspect the details behind the movement, one transaction at a time.

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Your research, on file.

PRISM agent briefings can now be downloaded as .md, stamped with the time and the sources behind them.

Build an archive of how the agents read the chain, run by run.

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A large transfer is a starting point, not a conclusion.

Prism helps you explore the token, addresses, and activity around it.

Check the source, review the observed block window, and decide what deserves a closer look. Context matters more than a dramatic alert.