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Robinhood Chain network activity

What the chain is doing right now. The blocks and transactions below come straight from a Robinhood Chain node — the same place an explorer’s index is built from — so they are seconds old, not minutes. Nothing here is stored, guessed or sponsored, and there is nothing to connect.

Headline figures

Network summary data is unavailable right now. We read this straight from the public explorer API at the moment you load the page, and that request did not come back in time. We would rather show you nothing than show you a number we cannot stand behind — reload in a moment, or check the official explorer directly.

Daily transactions

Daily transaction history is unavailable right now. We read this straight from the public explorer API at the moment you load the page, and that request did not come back in time. We would rather show you nothing than show you a number we cannot stand behind — reload in a moment, or check the official explorer directly.

Live blocks and transactions

Live

Chain tip #80,629,716

Read from the node, not an index

Checking every few seconds

Latest blocks

Every row opens its own block page here, read live from the node — with a link onward to the official explorer for the full history.

Latest transactions

Every row opens its own transaction page here, read live from the node — with a link onward to the official explorer for the full history.

New blocks and transactions slide in on their own — no refresh needed, and the list grows as you watch. Updates pause while this tab is in the background, so we never ask the explorer for data nobody is reading.

The token list is unavailable right now. We read this straight from the public explorer API at the moment you load the page, and that request did not come back in time. We would rather show you nothing than show you a number we cannot stand behind — reload in a moment, or check the official explorer directly.

Where these numbers come from

A block explorer keeps its own copy of the chain: it runs a node, reads every block as it is produced, and files the contents into a database it can search. That index is what lets you look up an address from three months ago — and building one is a serious piece of infrastructure that two teams already run well for this network.

We do not duplicate it. For anything historical we send you to them. But an index is always a step behind the thing it describes, so for the live rows above we skip it and ask the node directly — the same source their indexer reads. That is why the newest block here is a second or two old rather than a minute.

Right now the node reports block #80,629,716 as the tip of the chain. At roughly ten blocks a second, that number is stale by the time you finish this sentence — which is rather the point of reading it live.

However many people are reading this page, we ask the network for fresh rows at one steady rate and share the answer. A busy minute here never turns into a flood of requests on someone else’s node.

The exact sources

Live blocks and transactions, chain tip
https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
Totals, gas, tokens, daily history
https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/api/v2

Both are public and unauthenticated — you can query them yourself, and our network facts page shows the exact parameters.

Open the official explorer

This page will never ask you to connect a wallet. Reading public chain data requires no permission, no signature and no recovery phrase. Any site showing you these same numbers and then asking you to connect a wallet to “verify”, “sync” or “claim” anything is a phishing site. Here is how to tell the real explorer from a fake one.