DeFi Orbit now supports Uniswap V3 on Robinhood Chain. If you provide liquidity there, your positions show up in Portfolio today, with the same data we calculate everywhere else: price range and in-range status, collected and uncollected fees, PnL, impermanent loss and the history of each position. The same data is available through the API and DeFi Orbit AI.
Robinhood Chain is our tenth network, alongside Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Unichain, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche and Solana.
What you get
Every Uniswap V3 position on Robinhood Chain is tracked with the same data we calculate on every other network. For each position you see:
- 1Range and status. The tick range, current price and whether the position is earning or sitting out of range, with an alert when it crosses.
- 2Fees. What the position has collected and what is still waiting to be collected, both attributed to the position that earned them, including across rebalances.
- 3PnL and impermanent loss. Performance against simply holding the tokens, using the same documented method we apply on every other network.
- 4History and snapshots. Every deposit, withdrawal and fee collection, plus a daily value you can report on from the day you start tracking.
Nothing about how we calculate changes from one network to the next, so a portfolio spread across Robinhood Chain, Base and Ethereum reads as one portfolio with one set of rules.
How to use it
In Portfolio. If a wallet you already track holds Uniswap V3 positions on Robinhood Chain, they appear on their own. Nothing to add. New wallets are added by address as usual.
In the API. The Uniswap V3 endpoints accept Robinhood Chain as a network parameter on GET /v1/positions/uniswapv3 and the related endpoints, and the response is the same shape you get for any other network. The Supported networks page lists the exact deployments.
In DeFi Orbit AI. The ten Uniswap V3 tools already cover the new network. Ask your assistant for a wallet’s positions on Robinhood Chain and it returns them, calculated, on the same key and credits as the API.
Why Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain is new, and liquidity follows the tools that can report on it. Funds and market makers deploy where they can see fees, PnL and risk the way their investors and auditors expect, and individual LPs want the same numbers for their own decisions. Supporting the network on day one means the teams providing liquidity there don’t have to track it by hand.
What’s next
Uniswap V3 is the first protocol we support on Robinhood Chain. Lending and other liquidity protocols on the network will follow as they launch and as clients ask for them. If you’re building on Robinhood Chain and want your protocol covered, see our Protocols & DEXs partner page.
If you’re already tracking positions there, open Portfolio and they’re waiting. If you’re not using DeFi Orbit yet, the 7-day trial covers everything in this post.
Davis Nunez
Founder, DeFi Orbit