Stock tokens, crypto and settlement assets trade through one router today, with Pons launches and approved real-world assets next. It prices every venue that can fill your order, holds guarded assets to their reference price, and hands back the route that actually executes.
Liquidity on Robinhood Chain sits in launch curves, Uniswap pools and stock-token pairs, each with its own rules. VPOOLS puts one execution surface over all of it, so a wallet, an app or an agent asks one question and gets one answer it can act on.
For each order the router prices every direct pool and every path through WETH or USDG at the exact size you enter, drops any hop whose pool has drifted from its oracle reference, and returns the best output with its path, fee tiers and gas. No router fee is added on top.
| # | Venue | Rule | Pools | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Uniswap v3 · 0.01% tier | Exact-input quote | … | Live |
| 02 | Uniswap v3 · 0.05% tier | Exact-input quote | … | Live |
| 03 | Uniswap v3 · 0.3% tier | Exact-input quote | … | Live |
| 04 | Uniswap v3 · 1% tier | Exact-input quote | … | Live |
| 05 | Pons launch curves | Lifecycle-aware | – | Roadmap |
| 06 | VPOOLS dynamic pools | Volatility fees | – | Roadmap |
Each asset class behaves differently, so each gets its own safety rules inside the same router.
Fresh tokens trade thin and move hard. The plan: fee and range settings that widen with volatility, and routes that know whether a token is still on its launch curve or has graduated.
Each listed stock token is paired with its Chainlink USD feed. If a pool on the route has drifted beyond the asset's bound from that reference, or the feed has gone stale, the router refuses the hop.
Only assets the registry approves, each with its issuer, price source and limits on record. The registry contract is written; listings open once it is deployed and reviewed.
Quotes, pools and oracle checks are already served over a public read API. A typed SDK that wraps the same calls, and router execution, follow the contract deployment.
VPOOLS SWITCHYARDVPOOLS is not another AMM competing for the same deposits. It is a router, a registry and a locker that sit over the pools that already hold the chain's liquidity, with room to add its own pool types where the existing ones fall short.
The three VPOOLS contracts are live on Robinhood Chain with their source verified, next to every venue, asset and oracle the router depends on. Each one links to the explorer so you can check it yourself.
VpoolsSwitchyard live on mainnet: the quote you see becomes the swap you sign, with the oracle guard enforced on chain and no router fee.
VpoolsStrongbox: lock LP tokens or a v3 position until a date you choose, keep collecting its fees, and let anyone see the lock.
Quote and fill launch-curve tokens and Uniswap v4 pools, with lifecycle checks before and after graduation.
Uniswap v4 hook pools whose fee follows realised volatility, starting with Pons pairs.
Borrow against locked LP positions, with limits set per asset class in the registry.
Protocol fees routed to $VPOOLS stakers and LPs, plus buyback and burn.