hood.wael.today — Robinhood stock tokens, priced by Uniswap

Memecoins on Robinhood Chain ranked by activity — swaps per hour — with a depth floor so a dust pool cannot buy its way in. Ranking by size instead put stablecoins and wrapped BTC on top (USDe, cbBTC, pBTC), which answers "what is biggest", not "what is moving". FDV is shown for comparison only and is largely fiction: supply here is minted at will, so totalSupply x price is a number the deployer chooses.
Covers both Uniswap v3 and v4 — the Venue column says which. v3 was invisible to this dashboard until 2026-09-01 and turns out to carry more swaps than v4 (~61.6/s vs ~43/s), which is where most of the memecoins actually trade.
Every row has actually traded recently — Last trade shows when. Pools that have never traded are excluded outright: they sit at whatever price they were initialised at, which is how a test coin with one swap ever previously ranked first at a $2.5tn valuation. Rows arrive over a live push stream. Move is a >1% price change detected from the low-latency lane, and Lead is how far ahead of the public RPC we saw it — measured per event, not assumed: the clock starts when the packet arrives and stops when the public endpoint first serves that block. Every published move is afterwards re-checked against the public RPC, and the detector disables itself if that agreement drops.

Pools pairing a stock token with anything that is not a quote asset — overwhelmingly memecoins. Ranked by how fast they are waking up rather than by size, because a pool minutes old taking its first volume is the thing worth seeing early. Fed by a live WebSocket subscription to the PoolManager, so a brand-new pool appears within seconds of creation. These are not price sources for the stock.
Liquidity is the pool's depth in USD, obtained by pricing the memecoin from its own quote-asset pool — that's what separates a $200 pool from a $200k one. Implied is the stock price this pool implies (memecoins per token × the memecoin's USD price) and vs spot is that against the stock's real price: a large gap is a triangular arb, or a sign the memecoin's own price is itself unreliable.