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HEY Signal

Measured changes on Robinhood Chain.

Development spikes and slowdowns, releases, contracts deployed or upgraded, liquidity moving, launches graduating, pages published and verified. Every signal is a measurement with its figures before and after and its source. Context, never a verdict, never a buy signal.

713 signals in the last 30 days, Release published only · counted as of 07:40 UTC from HEY's own tables, which the engine updates hourly · JSON

A signal is a measured change that cleared its threshold, once per project per window, on any published project. What changed counts every change HEY recorded on projects building on Robinhood Chain, threshold or not, over its own window, so its figure is a different one.

Chip figures count signals in the last 30 days. Each signal sits in exactly one group, so the groups add up to 13,799: the 8,875 under All and 4,924 new project pages, which only Launches lists. Within each group, projects with Robinhood Chain evidence are listed first.

Showing Release published only — A release, launch or feature HEY could verify at its source. Clear

Quorum$QUORUMRelease published

v0.7.1: the same code gives the same answer

github release, verified at its source.

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Quorum$QUORUMRelease published

v0.7.0: a third reading of the access risk

github release, verified at its source.

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Autonolas$olasRelease published

2 releases in valory-xyz/olas-operate-app on 18 Sep

The newest is v1.10.2. A repository's releases of one day count as one release day; every release stays on the project's timeline.

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How a signal is decided: each rule needs an absolute floor and a relative change, fires once per project per window, and carries the table it read. Moderators can mark a false positive; it leaves the feed and stays on record. Counts of trades, transfers and events only, never accounts. Signals of one kind on one day (UTC) share a row, and its count is every one of them.