Overview
Portfolio
Liquidity Map
Technicals
Swap
Q&A
Get to know the tools that connect your market research, holdings and next trade on Robinhood Chain.
What can I do with Ruvo?
Follow tokenized equities and commodity-linked ETFs, inspect a public address, study price action and review a swap route in one workspace. Overview, Portfolio, Liquidity Map, Technicals and Swap share asset context, so you can carry your research into the next step.
Where should I start?
Start in Overview to compare the verified market selection, then select a ticker for its price source, available chart and related headlines. Move to Liquidity Map or Technicals for a closer look, or open Portfolio to put that research beside your holdings.
Which assets does Ruvo cover?
Overview focuses on a verified selection of 50 assets: 47 stock tokens and three commodity-linked ETF tokens, GLD, SLV and USO. Portfolio also checks the broader issuer registry for supported holdings, alongside ETH, WETH and USDG. The market selection and wallet inventory serve different purposes.
Can I inspect a portfolio without connecting a wallet?
Yes. Open Portfolio, choose Paste address and enter a public Robinhood Chain address. Ruvo reads supported balances without asking for a wallet connection or signature. Use Connect wallet when you prefer to select an address through your wallet.
Will Portfolio show ETH, WETH and USDG?
Yes. Portfolio reads native ETH separately from token balances and includes WETH and USDG alongside supported stock and commodity-linked ETF tokens. Available prices appear with their sources; balances remain visible when a valuation is unavailable.
How does Portfolio help me review my holdings?
Inspect one or more addresses in a single view, with token balances, share-equivalent quantities where applicable and available USD estimates. Ruvo labels the source and reading time so you can see what each number represents. Unpriced balances are identified separately from the valued total.
How do I know where a price comes from?
Ruvo labels available reference prices by source, including Chainlink feeds and DEX pool observations. Portfolio identifies its available base-asset price source too. This makes it easier to compare like-for-like figures and distinguish a market estimate from a Swap execution quote.
What can I learn from Liquidity Map?
The Liquidity Surface shows where volume traded across the selected pool's available historical candles. Its volume profile, point of control and 70% value area help you examine activity at different prices. Pool TVL and 24-hour volume add context; the surface represents historical volume density rather than live resting orders.
What does Technicals add to my research?
Technicals organizes available candle-based indicators into Structure, Volume, Momentum and Volatility. Read the chart alongside these categories to compare market behavior from several angles. Ruvo identifies unavailable metrics so you can see where the evidence is complete.
How do I move from research to a swap?
Open Swap, choose the tokens and amount, then request an available route through KyberSwap on Robinhood Chain. Review the amounts, minimum return and available price-impact information before continuing. You approve token permissions and sign the transaction in your wallet.
What happens if a swap quote changes?
Ruvo checks the selected account, chain, amount and quote conditions before execution. A changed or expired quote requires another review. These checks keep the transaction you are about to sign aligned with the route you reviewed.
Why show token balances and share equivalents?
A token can use a multiplier that differs from one whole share. Ruvo applies the available on-chain multiplier to show the relationship between token units and share-equivalent quantities. This keeps portfolio quantities and price comparisons in consistent units.
Which time zone does Ruvo use?
Displayed market dates and times use U.S. Eastern Time, America/New_York. The label changes between EST and EDT with daylight saving time. A source timestamp tells you when an observation was recorded, while relative labels describe how long ago it arrived.
What stays under my control?
You choose the assets and public addresses to inspect, and you decide whether to act on a route. Research and address lookup work without a signature. Wallet approvals and transaction signing remain separate actions that you confirm in your wallet.
Read the Ruvo Docs for workflows, data sources and review guidance.
Docs
Use Ruvo to connect market discovery, portfolio context and a trade you can review before signing.
Your Ruvo workspace
Ruvo brings five tools together on Robinhood Chain: Overview, Portfolio, Liquidity Map, Technicals and Swap. Start with an asset, examine its market context and your holdings, then review an available route when you decide to trade.
Research is available without a wallet connection. Portfolio accepts public addresses, and Swap asks your wallet to approve permissions and sign transactions. Ruvo provides the interface and source context; the issuer defines each token's rights, eligibility and redemption terms.
Overview
Overview focuses on a verified market selection of 50 issuer-listed assets: 47 stock tokens and GLD, SLV and USO, three commodity-linked ETF tokens. Search or filter the selection, then choose an asset to inspect its token identity, available price, chart and related headlines.
Price labels identify the source and observation time. Chainlink is preferred when a supported feed is available; otherwise a usable DEX pool observation can provide market context. The verified selection reflects the available pool snapshot, while the broader issuer registry supports asset identification in other views.
Portfolio
Choose Paste address and enter a public Robinhood Chain address to start without connecting a wallet. Alternatively, choose Connect wallet to select an address through your wallet. You can inspect more than one address in the same view.
Portfolio reads native ETH and supported token balances, including WETH, USDG and issuer-listed stock and commodity-linked ETF tokens. It shows token quantities, share equivalents where applicable, available USD estimates and their sources. A balance can remain visible even when its price is unavailable; unpriced positions are identified separately from the valued total.
These are read-only balance observations and valuation estimates. Use a current Swap quote to assess an available execution amount.
Liquidity Map
Use the asset field to explore the issuer registry and select a verified USDG pool. Pool TVL, 24-hour traded volume and source timestamps provide context for the selected market. Assets outside the qualifying pool snapshot remain identifiable in the registry.
The Liquidity Surface distributes each historical candle's traded volume across its high-to-low price range. The resulting bins approximate volume at price and support a volume profile, point of control and 70% value area. This is historical traded-volume density; live order-book depth and signed trade-level CVD require different data.
Read the selected interval, candle coverage and pool source with the chart. A market outside the verified snapshot can have liquidity on other pools or venues.
Technicals
Technicals groups available candle-based research into Structure, Volume, Momentum and Volatility. Select an asset and interval, then compare the chart with the indicators in each category. The categories give you distinct ways to examine the same observed market.
Indicators depend on available pool candles and the history each calculation needs. Ruvo marks a metric unavailable when that evidence is missing. Read candle coverage and source information alongside the result, and use a current route quote for execution decisions.
Swap
Select the input token, output token and amount to request an available KyberSwap route on Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663. Review token contracts, estimated output, minimum return, slippage, available price-impact information and the router before continuing.
Ruvo checks the account, network and quote conditions before requesting execution. If the quote expires or relevant inputs change, request and review a fresh route. Your wallet confirms any required allowance and signs the transaction; an allowance and a swap are separate actions.
Read a price in context
A Chainlink label identifies a supported token-specific feed. A DEX pool label identifies a pool observation, with pool markets and historical candles supplied through GeckoTerminal. Source and freshness labels help you understand which observation you are comparing.
Portfolio can use an available explorer-reported price for ETH, WETH or USDG and identifies that source. USDG's name or intended peg does not replace a sourced price. If a usable price is unavailable, Ruvo keeps the balance visible and excludes it from the valued total.
An indicative or thin-market observation needs its liquidity context. Portfolio estimates and reference prices serve research; a Swap quote reflects a proposed route, amount and quote window.
Token and share units
For supported issuer tokens, Ruvo reads the on-chain uiMultiplier() where available. Share-equivalent quantity is token balance × multiplier, and share-normalized price is token price ÷ multiplier. This lets you compare quantities and prices in matching units.
Native ETH, WETH and USDG use their token units without a share conversion. Share-equivalent display is a unit comparison; the issuer's terms determine the legal and economic rights attached to a token.
Data availability and time
Market data can vary by asset and source. An available token contract may have no supported feed, qualifying pool or recent candle history. Provider indexing, rate limits and temporary outages can also affect a reading. Ruvo shows unavailable states and source coverage so you can tell a missing observation from a zero balance or price.
Displayed dates and times use U.S. Eastern Time (America/New_York), including the EST or EDT label for the date shown. Balance reading times, price observations and source snapshots describe different events; compare their timestamps when reviewing a position.
Asset identity
Tickers and brand marks make the market easier to scan. The token contract and chain identify the asset you hold or plan to trade. Check those details when comparing similarly named instruments.
Brand marks identify their respective issuers and do not imply endorsement. Ruvo uses a letter tile when a supported mark is unavailable. Source and logo attributions appear below.
Address lookup and wallet permissions
Paste address requests public on-chain balance data without a wallet signature or transfer permission. Ruvo keeps the selected address list for the current browser session. An address and its on-chain activity are public, and balance lookups use the configured chain data providers.
Connecting a wallet identifies the account you select. Any token allowance or transaction requires its own wallet confirmation. Review the spender, amount and network in that confirmation, and keep private keys and recovery phrases in your wallet.
Review before you trade
Ruvo keeps sources, quantities and execution steps visible so you can make an informed decision. For a proposed trade, consider pool liquidity, minimum return and price impact. Confirm the account, network, token contracts and requested allowance before signing.
Reference feeds and data providers can lag or become unavailable. Token, pool, router and wallet contracts carry smart-contract risk, and issuer terms determine token rights and redemption. Access and eligibility can differ by jurisdiction. Market research and technical indicators inform your review and do not guarantee an outcome.
Data and ecosystem sources
Issuer registry and token contracts: Robinhood. Supported reference feeds: Chainlink. Indexed pool markets and candles: GeckoTerminal. Route discovery: KyberSwap. Supported stock brand marks: Parqet Logo API.
Portfolio balance reads use Robinhood Chain's Blockscout explorer and available chain RPC data. Each view identifies the source relevant to its displayed observation.
Credits
Ruvo is an independent research and execution interface. Trademarks and issuer names belong to their respective owners. Logos provided by Parqet. The named data and infrastructure providers are sources, not project sponsors. Ruvo is not affiliated with Robinhood, Chainlink, KyberSwap or Uniswap. Content is for research and is not investment advice.