The RWA thesis dies without trust, and trust starts with disclosure. OpenRWA is an open-source standard (Apache-2.0) where every tokenized asset declares what it actually is — machine-readably, onchain-discoverably, verifiably. Built here, free for any builder on the chain.
Wrapper, synthetic, redeemable claim, or direct title — no more guessing what a token asserts it is.
What real asset, by what identifier, backed by whom, in what jurisdiction.
Where price truth comes from, and whether holders can ever redeem for the real thing.
Wrapper and synthetic tokens MUST declare "not equity" in plain terms. Her catchphrase, enforced by schema.
IOpenRWA.sol — minimal onchain interface (ERC-165 discoverable) · openrwa.schema.json — the disclosure schemaGET /api/openrwa/schema · POST /api/openrwa/validate — free public validator APIopenrwa-widget.js — one script tag renders any token's label on your site · registry criteria + PR process in the repoThe plan: make disclosure the norm, make building easy on testnet, and gate mainnet by disclosure completeness — never by permission. The regulated parts (audits, legal) are phased in where they belong, not skipped.
The disclosure schema, the IOpenRWA interface, the live validator API, the registry with published criteria, the embeddable widget — all open source, all self-hosted on our own rails.
Honest print: disclosure does not exempt issuers from securities law — graduation checklists include "consult counsel" for a reason. The reference contracts remain testnet-only until professionally audited. Nothing on this roadmap is a promise of returns, a token utility claim, or financial advice.
An AI guide loaded with the documented history and the chain's actual mechanics. Lore answers come with sources. Chain answers come in plain language. Requests for financial advice come back politely denied.
AI-generated, can make mistakes. Never financial advice.
Every documented event, searchable, with the outlet that recorded it. Click ASK THE GUIDE on any entry and she'll tell you the full story in the terminal.
Tokenized stocks trade 24/7. Real markets don't. When the underlying market is closed, onchain prices drift with no anchor — this console tracks each stock token's deviation from its last real close, live.
| token | last real close | onchain now | deviation | status |
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Deviation = (onchain − last real close) / last real close. US market holidays not modeled in v1. Informational only — never financial advice.
Paste a token contract address (0x…) or a registry symbol. The guide checks it against the registry and live market data, then explains the claim structure in plain language — what you'd actually own, and what you wouldn't.
GET /api/registry — verified token registry (JSON)GET /api/gaps — live gap monitor data (JSON)GET /api/quote?sym=AAPL — last real closeRobinhood Chain is Arbitrum-based rails for tokenized real-world assets — stock tokens, price feeds, bridges, and whatever builders ship next. Tokenization is the freight train coming for every market. RobinChan explains the schedule.
Round-the-clock price exposure to real equities — as wrapper claims, not the shares themselves. She always says the quiet part: "not technically equity."
The chain's boldest experiment: tokenized exposure to private companies. Groundbreaking, controversial, and exactly the kind of thing that needs a guide.
Weekend price drift, bridge assumptions, one sequencer with its hand on the switch. She tells you what the marketing won't — she's seen a button disappear before.
RWA deposits in DeFi roughly tripled year over year while the wider market shrank. Real assets are becoming onchain collateral, not just wrappers.
RobinChan explains. She never recommends, signals, or predicts. Information — not financial advice.