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How to find trending tokens on Robinhood Chain

Add Trending on-chain, click it and choose Robinhood Chain in its network list. It then shows up to 20 pools that GeckoTerminal ranks as trending on the chain's DEXs, each with price, 1 hour and 24 hour change, 24h volume next to liquidity and the share of trades that were buys. Only DEX pools are in it, so Lighter's order books never appear. It runs free in the browser, with no account.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Add the widget

    Open the Markets group in the Add panel and click Trending, or press Ctrl K and run Add on-chain trending pools. The Robinhood group has no trending card of its own, and a new widget starts on Base with 10 pools.

  2. 2

    Switch it to Robinhood Chain

    Click the widget to select it, and a network list and a row limit appear above the table. Pick Robinhood Chain, third in the list, then 5, 10, 15 or 20 pools. Twenty is all GeckoTerminal returns in one page, so there is no longer list to ask for.

  3. 3

    Sort the list

    Hot keeps GeckoTerminal's own order, which weighs volume and transactions, liquidity and honeypot checks, and how much attention a pool gets on GeckoTerminal itself. 24h puts the biggest moves first, up or down. Volume puts the busiest pools first, New the youngest.

  4. 4

    Read a row

    Under the pair sit the DEX and the pool's age. Price carries FDV underneath when GeckoTerminal reports one. Vol / Liq stacks 24h volume above pool liquidity, and the Buys / sells bar shows what share of the day's trades were buys. It counts trades, not dollars. Hover a row for its GeckoTerminal link, which opens a new tab in the browser and a web widget on the board in the desktop app.

  5. 5

    Know what it leaves out

    Lighter's perps and spot books are order books, not pools, so they live in the Robinhood perps widget instead. The list follows pools, which means one token can take two rows. And Robinhood Chain has no DexScreener fallback: when GeckoTerminal fails, the widget says so and lists nothing.

Tips

  • GeckoTerminal ranks trending pools over 24 hours unless asked otherwise, and Cashboard does not change that window. A pool that spiked in the last hour can sit below one that was busy all day.
  • Some pools on the chain trade against a Stock Token such as META or PLTR rather than WETH or USDG. Their prices still read in dollars, from GeckoTerminal.
  • Trending is not a safety check. Token terminal has a Robinhood network too, so search the ticker there for holders, the top 10 wallets' share and GeckoTerminal's honeypot check.
  • Chain pulse, the second widget on this page's board, lists up to six of the chain's busiest spot DEXs by 24h volume from DefiLlama, a quick read on where the day's trading happens.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does Trending on-chain show nothing for Robinhood Chain?

GeckoTerminal did not answer or refused the request, and Robinhood Chain has no DexScreener fallback, so the widget says Trending data is temporarily unavailable instead of showing a stand-in list. It retries twice by itself, and the refresh button in its header tries again. An empty answer from GeckoTerminal gets its own message. Arc is the one network with no feed at all.

Are Robinhood Stock Tokens in the trending list?

Only when a pool trading one ranks among GeckoTerminal's trending pools, since the list follows pool activity, not a token registry. For the Stock Tokens themselves by market cap, 24h move or volume, use the Robinhood stock tokens widget, which also prices the top eight against the real share.

Last reviewed . Market data in Cashboard comes from the providers named on each widget and may be delayed. Nothing here is financial advice.