Steady books for Robinhood Chain.
KeelFlow quotes every venue from one view of the market. The board runs the same numbers our desk trades on, live in your browser.
Live order book health for ETH across 7 venues
Seven books look like seven prices. We read them as one.
A venue that prices only from its own book inherits its own gaps. KeelFlow builds a consolidated view first, then quotes each venue against it. A small venue gets a price formed by the whole market instead of the handful of orders sitting on its own screen.
The desk posts two sided size from the top of the book down through several levels, holds width when volatility arrives, and stays quoting through oracle updates and listing windows. Venue teams can also bring us their fee schedule and their sequencing rules before launch.
What the desk runs for a venue.
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TIGHT SPREADS
We quote at the top of the book on every pair we cover, and we hold that width through the session rather than posting it for a screenshot.
Every number on this page is live.
Open the console if you like. The site calls the same public endpoints your terminal would, and shows what comes back.
The chain runs all night. The listing exchange does not.
Robinhood Chain settles blocks every weekend and every holiday, and tokens that track listed equities live there. When the primary market is shut, someone still has to price the risk of holding inventory until it opens. That is the job KeelFlow takes.
- Network
- Robinhood Chain
- Chain ID
- 4663
- Stack
- Arbitrum Orbit L2, Ethereum blobs
- Gas token
- ETH
- Mainnet since
- 1 July 2026
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The Flow Terminal is open to everyone.
Six readings per venue, a consolidated book built from all of them, and a ladder that marks every price level where more than one venue quotes. It runs in your browser, with no account and no wallet needed.
- Spread
- What crossing costs right now, in basis points of the mid.
- Depth
- Dollars resting inside 10, 25 and 50 bps, both sides counted.
- Entropy
- Whether that size is spread across levels or stacked on one.
- Imbalance
- Which side is carrying more size inside 25 bps.
- Impact
- What a 100k dollar market order pays against the live book.
- Deviation
- How far a venue sits from the consolidated mid.
Notes from the desk.
What we measure, why that way, and what the readings do to a quote. The figures run on the same live feeds as the terminal.
- Toxic flow, measuredMakers do not fear volume. They fear being picked off by it. VPIN puts a number on that fear, and the number is computable from a public trade feed.
- Who quotes on Saturday?Robinhood Chain produces blocks through the weekend. The exchanges that list the underlying shares do not. That gap is a market design problem, and it has known answers.
- Four numbers for a bookSpread, depth, entropy and imbalance describe most of what a trader needs to know about an order book. Here is how we compute them, and how each one gets gamed.
$KEEL boards on Robinhood Chain.
The contract address is not live yet. When it is, it appears on this pass and on X at the same minute. Any address you see anywhere else before that is not ours.
- Passenger
- No wallet connected
- Flight
- Token $KEEL
- Gate
- Chain 4663
- Contract
- Contract address: launch soon
Talk to the desk.
Running a venue on Robinhood Chain, or getting ready to launch one? Send us the pairs, the fee schedule and the launch date. We answer with what a maker will do under them.
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