addresses
The dock
Four contracts on Robinhood Chain. Each is published with its source under MIT, so what it does can be read rather than taken on trust.
The pond
Bobbly.solTakes every float: mints its supply, opens its pool, and has the pool's share sunk. Every float on this site is read out of it.
The waterline
Waterline.solThe fee hook. Keeps each pool's high-water mark, charges every trade by where it stands against it, and pays the fee out in ETH to one address.
The sinker
Sinker.solHolds every pool's liquidity as one position each. It has a way to put liquidity in and no way to take any out.
The reel
Reel.solThe router a trade from this site runs on. It decides nothing about price or fee; any other router pays the pool the same.
What they point at
- Where every fee goes
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- The supply wallet
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- Uniswap v4 pool manager
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The fee address and the supply wallet are written into the contracts at deployment and cannot be changed afterwards. The supply, the split, the price range and the fee schedule are constants in the same source. They are not copied onto this site: open a contract on the explorer and read them where they bind.
The chain
Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit network that settles to Ethereum. Gas is paid in ETH. Add it to a wallet from the connect button; the site asks the wallet to switch when it is on another network.