Skyhood, Earth Intelligence for Stock Tokens. 🛰️ Financial markets track prices. @RobinhoodApp
SkyHood tracks the physical world behind them.
Building a geospatial intelligence layer on Robinhood Chain, connecting satellite imagery, industrial activity, change detection, and real-world infrastructure with tokenized equities. 📡
From factories and ports to refineries and supply chains, SkyHood transforms satellite observations into accessible market intelligence, with onchain commercial imagery requests and settlement.
SkyHood Agent ($SKYHOOD) is launching on Robinhood Chain, powering the next chapter of our Earth intelligence ecosystem.
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The next market signal might not come from a chart. It might come from orbit.
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Your next exploration starts with a place and a question. Which location should the Skyhood community look at next, and what would you want to understand about it?
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When comparing captures, record what stayed the same as well as what looks different. Stable reference features can help you orient both views.
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Not sure what a feature represents? Say so. A question with a clearly marked location can invite a better discussion than an unsupported label.
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Choose a landmark you know from the ground and explore its wider setting from above. What surrounding feature would you never notice from street level?
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A useful satellite observation should be easy to revisit. Include the place, capture date, and the part of the image you mean when sharing your findings.
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Look beyond the main building: roads, water, open land, and nearby development can all help describe a location. Which surrounding feature do you notice first?
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Choose a clear capture as your reference, note its date, and return to the same area in another image. A consistent reference can make your exploration easier to follow.
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Two captures can look different because of light, cloud, or seasonal conditions. Treat a visual difference as a question to investigate, not an automatic conclusion.
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Zooming enlarges the pixels already in an image. It does not automatically reveal smaller objects. Keep that limit in mind when interpreting a close-up.
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The date you open an image is not necessarily the date it was captured. Read the acquisition date before describing how recent a view is.
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An obscured area is a gap in the evidence. If clouds cover the feature you care about, try another capture rather than filling in the missing detail with a guess.
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Before comparing two captures, bring them to a similar scale and framing. Otherwise, the way you view the images can distract from what is actually different.
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Sharing a close crop? Pair it with a wider view so others can understand the setting. Context helps turn an interesting detail into a useful discussion.
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A dark patch might be a shadow. Before treating it as a surface change, look for nearby structures and compare the lighting in both captures.
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Instead of “this looks different,” describe exactly where the difference appears. A precise location makes an observation easier for someone else to check.
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Water features can help you orient yourself in an unfamiliar satellite view. Find a river, reservoir, or coastline, then use it as a reference while exploring.
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Asking an agent for a satellite view is step one. Ordering a fresh capture and settling it onchain is step two.
SkyDesk Orders: archive imagery, new tasking or analytics, reward held in escrow on Robinhood Chain until delivery is accepted. From 0.0005 ETH. Launching soon. 🪐
A facility has a setting. Follow the roads around it and notice how it connects to the wider landscape. What becomes clearer when you step back?
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@RobinhoodApp put satellite intelligence inside an agent. Any agent can pull ours too.
Sky API, no key required: scenes over a bounding box, square crops, site captures with cloud reads, change maps as JSON or JPEG.
Earth intelligence for stock tokens, native on Robinhood Chain. 📡
Agent apps are how Robinhood users will ask about a stock. SkyHood is what's happening on the ground when they do. 🛰️
Sky Signals: latest clear capture, cloud read and change map for 15 monitored sites across TSLA, SPCX, XOM, BA, TSM. Free. On Robinhood Chain.
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