Data

Everything RAN reads from the chain itself. These are records of what happened, not interpretations of it.

Transactions

Individual operations recorded on Robinhood Chain, with their sender, target and value.

Transfers

Movements of an asset between addresses, including those that form part of a larger operation.

Contract interactions

Calls an address makes to a contract, used to show which routers, pools and contracts a wallet works with.

Wallet activity

The per-address view of the above: what an address did, when, and with which asset.

Figures about what an asset is worth and how much of it is changing hands. These come from market sources rather than from the chain.

Price

The latest observed price for an asset.

Volume

Traded value across a stated window, reported per asset.

Liquidity

Value observed in the pools associated with an asset at read time.

Market capitalisation

Derived from observed supply and the latest observed price, so it inherits the limits of both.

Facts about the asset itself, read from the contract and its associated metadata.

Supply

Total supply as reported by the contract.

Holders

Count of addresses observed holding the asset, and the share held by the largest of them.

Contract metadata

Symbol, name, decimals, verification status and creation time.

Availability is not uniform. What RAN can show for a given wallet or asset depends on the underlying source and on network coverage, and the two do not always agree.

Source dependent

Market figures exist only where a source publishes them. A newly created asset with no market presence has onchain data and no price.

Coverage dependent

Onchain data is only as complete as the range RAN has read. Activity outside that range is absent rather than zero.

Field level

A profile can be partially populated. An empty field means the value was not available, not that it is zero.