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Glossary

Every term the terminal prints, defined once. Where a definition carries a caveat, the caveat is part of the definition.

Market and instrument

Term	Definition
RWA	Real-world asset. An off-chain claim represented on-chain. Here the asset class is US equities and ETFs.
Listing	One tokenized instrument: a token on Robinhood Chain plus the underlying share it represents.
Pool quote	What the on-chain pool last quoted. Updates only when the pool is traded against, and carries no timestamp.
Reference price	The listing's price from its own series — the figure every chart, range and change is computed from.
Token premium	Pool quote measured against the underlying share, in percent. Largely a function of how recently the pool traded.
USDG	Global Dollar. The six-decimal settlement stablecoin on Robinhood Chain.
Session notional	Shares traded today multiplied by price — the dollar value the session's volume represents. Returned by the resolver, never computed in prose.

Term	Definition
Sigma (σ)	Today's move divided by the listing's own recent daily volatility. Two sigma is a move twice the size of its typical day.
Percentile	The share of daily moves over the past year no larger than today's. An 88th percentile move is larger than 88% of this year's sessions.
Gap vs intraday	The overnight move (previous close to open) split from the move the session itself produced (open to last).
52-week range	The highest and lowest price of the past year, with the last price's distance from each.
Benchmark comparison	What SPY and QQQ did on the same session, which is how the terminal distinguishes a listing moving from the whole market moving.
Relative volume	The latest bar's volume as a multiple of its own 20-bar average.

All computed from the underlying share’s OHLCV bars, using conventional definitions so an independent implementation reproduces them.

Term	Definition
RSI (14)	Wilder's relative strength index. Below 30 is conventionally called oversold and above 70 overbought — a naming convention, not a prediction.
MACD (12/26/9)	The difference between two exponential moving averages, with a signal line and their histogram. A positive histogram means the line sits above its signal.
Bollinger (20, 2σ)	A 20-period average with bands two standard deviations either side. %B places the last close across the band; width is the conventional squeeze measure.
ATR (14)	Wilder's average true range — typical daily movement, reported in price and as a percent of the last close.
VWAP	Volume-weighted average price across the drawn window.

Term	Why it is absent
Bid, ask, spread	No source publishes an order book for either instrument.
Depth, slippage, market impact	Cannot be derived from a last price. Estimating them would be inventing them.
Pool volume, pool liquidity	Not carried by any source. Every volume figure describes the share.
Oracle mark	There is none.