Token Passport
Stamps from Robinhood Chain protocols on a token’s page — each a fact HEY reads, credited to the protocol by name.
A token’s page on HEY carries a passport: when another protocol on Robinhood Chain holds a fact about the token — a lock, a launch, a hook, a chart — HEY prints it as a stamp, names the protocol and links it. Builders of those products get seen where readers research tokens; readers get the facts in one place.
The stamps today
Locked
Supply of the token, or a pair holding it, that HEY reads locked in a HoodLock lock — the share and the unlock dates as the project page prints them, with the lock’s receipt.
Partner: HoodLock
Launched
The launchpad that minted the token, read from its launch record, and — for a Pons launch — its graduation into a Uniswap v4 pool, read from the launch factory’s own event. The launchpad is credited as the launchpad, never as the builder.
Partners: ape.store, Clanker, Flap, hood.dev, hood.fun, Klik, LaunchHood, letscash.fun, Long.xyz, PAIR, Pons, Pools, Robinlaunch, Virtuals
Uniswap v4 hook
Uniswap v4 hooks HEY ties to the project under the public hook list’s own rule, each linked to its own page.
Partner: Uniswap v4 · The hook list
Chart
The token’s chart and pairs on RHTools, the outbound link the project page already makes for any token with a contract.
Partner: RHTools
Launchpads are listed alphabetically; the order of this page is never a ranking.
The rules
Each stamp is a fact HEY reads on chain or from the partner’s public data. It changes no status, Build Momentum, Discovery Gap, Radar, badge or order, and nobody pays for one.
- A stamp is a fact HEY reads on chain or from the partner’s public data, and stores already for another purpose. The passport adds no new reading of its own.
- A stamp never changes a project’s activity status, Build Momentum, the Discovery Gap, Still Building, the Builder Radar, a badge, a signal, Featured or any order of projects. It is context beside the builder story, never above it.
- Nobody pays for a stamp, and a partner’s stamp is not HEY’s endorsement of the partner or of the token.
- Unknown is absent: a stamp HEY cannot read is simply not on the passport. An empty passport says “No partner protocol has stamped this token in what HEY reads yet.” — a reading of what HEY reads, never a claim about the token.
- When the project’s own site says the tracked token is not its own, the token’s stamps are not shown on its page.
Bring your protocol
A protocol on Robinhood Chain can stamp the tokens it touches when it is:
- Live on Robinhood Chain, with contracts a reader can open on the explorer.
- Its facts are public: on-chain data HEY can read, or a public API, documented and permitted.
- Real users: a product people use today, not a plan.
Tell us what your protocol records and where HEY can read it: DM x.com/HeyResearch or write to hi@heyresearch.xyz. A stamp is free, and joining changes nothing HEY says about any project.