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Write the call
Pick the asset, the direction, the level and the deadline. The contract stores it and emits an event.
~$0.02Gas on Robinhood Chain.
Anyone can post a green chart after the fact. KIV seals your market call on-chain before the outcome exists, then settles it against the Chainlink feed. Right or wrong, it stands.
KIV is an independent project built on Robinhood Chain. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Robinhood Markets, Inc.
Tokenized equities, ETFs and major crypto pairs. If Chainlink prices it on Robinhood Chain, you can put a call on it.
Connecting to Robinhood Chain…
Hits and misses accumulate exactly as they happened. Nothing is croppable.
The block timestamp is the proof. No backdating, by anyone.
One signature writes a call. That is the whole permission surface.
Stock token feeds already carry the on-chain multiplier, so a split or dividend never turns a hit into a miss.
From claim to permanent record, in three steps.
Pick the asset, the direction, the level and the deadline. The contract stores it and emits an event.
The timestamp proves the call existed before the outcome did. There is no edit and no delete, including for us.
After the deadline anyone can settle. The contract reads the feed and writes hit or miss. Nothing to dispute.
No jury, no screenshots, no arguing about what you said last Tuesday.
Hit rate computed from the chain. It cannot be curated, cropped or quietly deleted.
| Wallet | Settled | Hit rate | Last ten | Open |
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Hit rate describes past calls only. It is not a forecast, a recommendation, or a signal to trade.
Publishing a call costs gas on Robinhood Chain, a few cents in ETH. KIV charges no fee and has no token.
No, and that is the point. A record that can be edited proves nothing, so the contract has no delete function for anyone, us included.
No. Nothing is wagered, escrowed or paid out. KIV records what you said and when you said it. It is not a market to bet in.
Robinhood Chain handles splits and dividends through an on-chain multiplier, and the token price feeds already apply it. Settlement reads those feeds directly rather than an off-chain equity price, so corporate actions never distort a result.
Anyone can call settle on any expired call. Our scheduler is a convenience, not a dependency, and every record stays readable on Blockscout.
No. KIV is an independent project that deploys on Robinhood Chain the same way any developer can. There is no affiliation, endorsement or partnership.
Connect a wallet, write one call, and start a record that argues for you later.
Publish your first call