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.
Not sure what you're looking at?
Every feature in PRISM has a “How it works” note above it: a plain-language explanation of what the view shows.
Read it once. Then trust what you can check.
Robinhood Chain puts stocks onchain as tokens.
PRISM reads them like any other ERC-20: supply from the contract, holders and transfers from the logs.
Prices stay unavailable until there's a verified onchain source. We won't guess one.
One can't sway the others.
Four agents watch four areas: tokenized assets, USDG, liquidity and risk. They work independently, each from its own data.
Agreement has to be earned, not copied.
Big numbers travel as strings.
Block numbers and raw token amounts come back from the PRISM API as strings, so no client rounds a balance by accident.
Unknown values come back as null. Never zero.
Built on its own API.
The PRISM interface is built entirely on the public v1 routes. Every chart and table on the site is a response your own code can request.
If we can show it, you can fetch it.
CSV exports cover transfers, signals and watchlist activity.
Same data PRISM shows on screen, ready for your own models and spreadsheets.
Watchlists and exports come with holder access: https://t.co/ADiMlqM1XX
Your watchlist. Your exports.
Track the wallets and contracts you care about and see their latest transfers in the indexed window.
When you need the raw rows, download them.
Where the pools shifted.
For every Uniswap V2-style pool with at least 3 Sync events, PRISM compares the first and last reserves in the window. A move of 25% or more on either side becomes a liquidity signal.
75% and up is high. 50% is medium.
A signal is not a prediction.
It's a fixed rule that crossed a fixed threshold on events that already happened onchain.
PRISM shows you the inputs and the transactions. What it means for you is still your call.
500x the usual.
When a single transfer is far bigger than what a token normally moves, PRISM flags it as a large transfer.
The card shows the transfer, the window median, the ratio and the transaction itself.
Explore opens after a one-message sign-in. No transaction, no gas.
Blocks, transactions and addresses each have their own page, so one lookup leads to the next.
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Every transaction tells a story.
Paste a transaction, a wallet address or a token name into Explore. PRISM finds it and shows where every number on the page came from.
So you can check it yourself, not take our word for it.
“Is money flowing in or out?”
Ask the agents in your own words. Each one reads its own stream of live chain data and answers from it.
You bring the question. They bring the chain.
New to PRISM? Take the tour.
Nine short steps in plain words: connecting a wallet, exploring the chain, the four agents, the two-thirds vote, shared strategies and your account.
Tour button in the header, Esc to leave: https://t.co/kTvMz1CMTw
The rule, exactly:
For tokens with at least 15 transfers in the window, flag when one non-zero address is a party to 80% or more of them.
95% and up is high, 90% is medium.
https://t.co/Ecn0smUgBz
When one address is most of the market.
Flow concentration is one of the four PRISM signals. It fires when a single wallet takes part in almost every transfer of a token.
The card names the address, its share and the transfers behind it.
When one address is most of the market.
Flow concentration is one of the four PRISM signals. It fires when a single wallet takes part in almost every transfer of a token.
The card names the address, its share and the transfers behind it.
Hold the token. Get the pipe.
API keys with full /api/v1 access, watchlists for wallets and contracts, CSV exports of transfers, signals and watchlist activity.
Your tier follows your onchain balance, and a higher tier raises your rate limit.
https://t.co/ADiMlqM1XX
No data vendor in the middle.
Blocks, balances, supplies and reserves are read from the Robinhood Chain RPC at request time. Nothing is scraped, nothing comes from a third party.
If a metric can't be read, PRISM shows it as unavailable.
The chain, as the RPC sees it.
Latest block, block age, average block time, gas price and RPC latency, read live from the endpoint and refreshed every twelve seconds.
PRISM also checks the chain ID it gets against the one it expects and flags a mismatch.
About TVL.
PRISM shows a dollar figure only where one side of the pair is USDG: two times the USDG reserve.
Every other pair shows its reserves without a dollar value. We'd rather leave it out than price a token from a guess.
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