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RetinaOS indexes Robinhood Chain in real time and organizes everything it captures into three core objects: Tokens, Wallets, and Events. Understanding these objects helps you interpret dashboards, API responses, and Cortex scores accurately.

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The Three Core Objects

Token A Token represents any ERC-20 or compatible token deployed on Robinhood Chain. Each Token object includes:
  • address — the on-chain contract address
  • name, symbol
  • market_cap_usd — current market cap in USD
  • volume_24h_usd — 24-hour trading volume
  • liquidity_usd — current liquidity pool depth
  • holder_count — number of unique holders
  • age_hours — time since token creation
  • risk_score — Cortex-generated composite risk score (0–100, lower is safer)
  • ai_summary — most recent AI-generated market summary
  • launchpad — launchpad used for deployment (if applicable)
Wallet A Wallet represents any on-chain address that has interacted with Robinhood Chain. Each Wallet object includes:
  • address — the on-chain address
  • portfolio — list of current token holdings with quantities
  • pnl_estimate — estimated historical PnL from on-chain data (best-effort)
  • classification — Cortex behavioral tag (Early Mover, Momentum Trader, Liquidity Provider, Sniper/Bot, Long-Term Holder)
  • reputation_score — Cortex composite reputation score (0–100)
  • sector_preference — inferred sector/category preference from trade history
Event An Event represents a discrete on-chain action. Event types include:
  • swap — token exchange in a DEX pool
  • liquidity_add / liquidity_remove — pool liquidity changes
  • transfer — token transfer between addresses
  • token_creation — new token deployed
Each Event carries: type, token_address, wallet_address, amount, timestamp, tx_hash.

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How Data Flows

RetinaOS processes on-chain activity through a layered pipeline:
  1. Indexer watches Robinhood Chain (Arbitrum Orbit RPC) and captures raw events.
  2. Enrichment transforms raw events into structured Token, Wallet, and Event objects.
  3. Cortex scoring reads enriched objects and continuously updates risk and reputation scores.
  4. AI layer reads scored objects and generates plain-language summaries.
  5. Dashboard and API surface the final results to you in real time.
All data is derived from public on-chain activity. RetinaOS does not use or require access to Robinhood’s private infrastructure.

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