[ Chain ]

Robinhood Chain, 4663.

Signet writes nothing to this chain today. It reads from it, and the reads happen in your browser: the public RPC answers cross-origin requests, so no server of ours sits between you and the number on screen.

Reading chain 4663
Explorer ↗
Block height

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counted forward locally between polls, corrected on every answer

Blocks per second

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measured between two answers on your connection

Base fee

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from the latest block header

Chain id

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eth_chainId, unmodified

Your round trip

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your machine to the RPC and back, not ours

Endpoint

https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com

public, answers browsers directly, chain 4663

Blocks land roughly ten times a second here. Polling that fast from every open tab would be rude to a free endpoint, so the counter asks once every two seconds, measures the real rate, and counts forward between answers. Each answer pulls it back to the truth.

[ Connect by hand ]

The values, in full.

Read them here first. A site that adds a network for you can point your wallet at a node that shows balances it made up.

Network nameRobinhood Chain
RPC URLhttps://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
Chain ID4663
Currency symbolETH
Block explorerhttps://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
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Three numbers we refuse to draw.

Each one is easy to render and would be wrong. Leaving a gap costs a little credibility with people who like dashboards and keeps all of it with people who check.

Network utilization

eth_feeHistory on this chain reports a gasUsedRatio of 1.0 on every block. Sample six real blocks and they burn between 0.7 and 10 million gas against a limit of 1.13 quadrillion, which is a utilization of roughly a billionth. A chart drawn from that ratio would read 100% forever, so there is no chart.

History and charts

This is not an archive node: a state read at an old block answers with metadata is not found. Anything showing a day of history would have to be collected by us over a day, and we have not collected it.

Uptime

We do not run this node. Any availability number we printed would describe somebody else's machine.