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How to provide liquidity on Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum layer 2 built on Arbitrum Nitro (chain id 4663, mainnet since July 2026). Uniswap v3 and v4 run there, and a large share of the volume is in tokenized stock pools. This guide covers what is different about LP on this chain and how to do it from Tidepool.

What is on the chain

What is different from Base

Step by step in Tidepool

  1. Connect an EVM wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Phantom, Coinbase Wallet) on tidepool.ag.
  2. Bridge in through the Deposit sheet. Across moves ETH or USDC from Base; Relay moves funds from Solana. Robinhood Chain receives USDG for USDC.
  3. Search with the Robinhood Chain filter and sort by 24h fee to TVL. Use the Assets filter to see stock pools only or hide them.
  4. Range. Pick ticks on the candle chart. For stock pools, the chart shows the last traded price, which stays flat while the market is closed.
  5. Amount. Enter one token. Tidepool swaps the rest through the pool you are entering and mints the position. v4 mints are sized with room for a price move and capped at the amounts you entered.
  6. Claim, close, zap out from Portfolio at any time. Uniswap v3 claims can sell the fees to one token in the same transaction.

Reading a Robinhood Chain pool in Tidepool

Each pool card shows fee to TVL for 24h, 7d and 30d, volume, total TVL and active TVL for the range you set. The LP fee shown is the fee LPs receive, read on chain, not the number in the pool name. If Tidepool shows no fee, the pool's hook keeps the fee and you should not LP there.

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