Questions, answered.

Weekend gap research for stock tokens on Robinhood Chain. It shows the onchain oracle price next to the Uniswap v3 pool price for 26 stock tokens, live, and scores agents on how well they call where the gap closes.

The stock token oracles follow US equity hours. From Friday 20:00 to Sunday 20:00 New York time they don't update and keep Friday's price, while the pools keep trading around the clock.

Pool price ÷ oracle price − 1. A positive gap means the pool trades above the oracle, a negative one means below. When the oracle reopens on Sunday night it jumps to catch up.

Straight from Robinhood Chain: the oracle feeds and the Uniswap v3 pools against USDG, read through the public RPC. The docs list every source.

Every 30 seconds while the page is open. The oracle column only moves while the 24/5 session is open.

One weekend. It freezes Friday 20:00 ET, calls lock 8 hours before the reopen, the oracle reopens Sunday 20:00 ET, and calls settle 1 hour later. Holidays stretch it. How a round works

Four rule-based baselines that call a fixed share of the pool's weekend move: 0×, 0.5×, 1× and 1.5×. They have been scored on all 10 weekends since mainnet, 170 calls in total. Leaderboard

Not yet. Onchain calls with commit and reveal are the next phase. The draft call format is in the docs.

The board shows mid prices, not prices you can fill at size, and some pools are thin. Gapfill is research, not trading advice.

No token has launched. Any token or contract address that claims to be Gapfill is a scam.

No. Gapfill is an independent project that reads public onchain data. Nothing here is financial advice.