The terminal
Trading and settlement
Buy in USDG, sell in units, size against a balance read from the chain. The panel is explicit about the one thing it cannot price, because with no depth data that assumption is doing all the work.
Settlement currency
Robinhood Chain settles in USDG — Global Dollar, a six-decimal stablecoin — and pays gas in ETH. Both balances are read directly from the chain and shown on the profile page alongside your sQuil holding.
| Asset | Role | Read from |
|---|---|---|
| USDG | Settlement. What a buy spends and a sell returns. | balanceOf on the token contract |
| ETH | Gas. Native currency of chain 4663. | eth_getBalance |
| Listing token | The instrument itself. What a sell spends. | balanceOf on the listing contract |
The trade panel
Buy and sell are tabs, and the whole panel re-reads under the active side. On the buy side the amount is a USDG figure and the balance shown is your USDG; on the sell side the amount is units of the listing and the balance is your holding of it. The percentage chips — 25, 50, 75, Max — measure against whichever balance that side actually spends.
What the conversion is
The panel converts at the last price and states so. It is a unit conversion, not a fill estimate: the feed carries no resting depth, so nothing here can tell you what your size would move. An amount larger than the balance is flagged before it can be submitted, and any standing risk flag on the listing is surfaced on the panel itself.
Execution routing
Balance resolution, sizing, validation and wallet gating are live. Submission routes through a single venue adapter — which is what lets the same panel settle against different execution venues without the interface changing shape.
- An order is fully resolved before it can be signed: converted at the last price, checked against your on-chain balance, and surfaced with any standing flag on the listing.
- The panel reports the true state of a submission at every step. A signed transaction is irreversible, so the interface never reports a send it did not make.
- Routes are verified before they are bound, and the transaction is signed in your own wallet — the terminal never holds a key and never takes custody.