One book for
tokenized equities.
Every pool.
One book.
Active pools, priced from the chain
Venues in one book
Median spread between pools
Same share.
Different price.
The same stock trades in dozens of pools.
Kova shows where it is cheapest.
From pool to price
in three steps
Find the pools
Kova asks an indexer which pools list each canonical token, then checks every one on chain: what kind of pool it is, which tokens it holds and what it charges.
Read the price
Prices come from pool state at the current block, weighted by liquidity and turned into dollars through USDG pools, so one thin pool cannot move the mid.
Quote the size
For a real size, Kova runs the swap inside an eth_call against live state. Each pool answers with what it would pay, fees and depth included.
Built to be checked,
not trusted.
Every pool in one table.
Price, liquidity and 24-hour volume for every pool that trades a tokenized equity, ranked by activity and read from the chain again every few seconds.
Uniswap v2, v3 and v4, Algebra and the v3 forks
Outliers flagged, dust pools set aside
Our price,
next to theirs.
Each pool's price is read from its contract and set beside the figure the indexer reports. When the two differ by more than 2%, the row says so.
Prices read from pool contracts, not an API
Drift against the indexer flagged at 2%
Only canonical Robinhood tokens, checked on chain
USDG and ETH legs priced from their own pools
A quote is the pool's own math.
Every quote is a real swap simulated against the current block by a lens contract that exists only inside the call. Fees, ticks and depth are included; nothing is signed or sent.
Every live pool quoted for the same size
Partial fills shown when depth runs out
No wallet, no approval, no transaction
Every trade, as it printed.
The tape reads Swap events from the busiest pools over the last fifteen minutes of blocks and prices each fill in dollars, so you see real flow instead of a volume total.
Uniswap v2, v3, v4 and Algebra events decoded
Buys and sells from the pool's own amounts
Every row links to its transaction
The whole stack.
In the open.
Data on one side, access on the other. Discovery, pool reads, pricing and the tape feed a terminal, a public API and a narrow RPC proxy, and every number links back to the chain.
Data
DISCOVERY
An indexer names the pools for each canonical token. The chain confirms what each one is before it enters the book.
POOL KINDS
Uniswap v2, v3 and v4, Algebra and the v3 forks, each read with its own getters in a few batched calls.
PRICING
USDG pools set the dollar. ETH and equity legs convert through their own on-chain prices, weighted by liquidity.
TAPE
Swap events from the busiest pools, decoded per pool kind and priced in dollars at the pool's own rate.
Access
TERMINAL
The book, asset pages, quotes and the tape on one screen, with a switch that rebuilds everything in your browser.
PUBLIC
API
Read-only JSON at /api/v1: book, quote, tokens, venues and health, cached at the edge.
RPC
PROXY
A narrow proxy for this site's pages: read methods only, bounded batches and bounded log ranges.
READ FROM
CHAIN
Every page can skip the API and read Robinhood Chain directly. Same book, nothing taken on trust.
Questions, answered
What Kova reads, how it prices,
and what it never touches.
One book for
tokenized equities.