Arkham Is A Robinhood Chain Explorer and Transaction Scanner

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Robinhood Chain data is fully integrated and searchable on Arkham. Users can track real-time transfers, explore individual addresses and de-anonymized entities, and trace counterparty flows.

Traders, investors and investigators can now monitor large capital movements, verify smart contract interactions, or investigate a specific Transaction ID (TXID), all on Robinhood Chain. Additionally, standard Arkham intelligence features, including custom alerts and the Visualizer, are completely interoperable, giving users total visibility into the network.

This guide explains how to leverage Arkham’s platform to analyze the EVM-compatible network.

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Checking TXIDs and Tracking Transfers

To investigate a specific transfer, simply open the Arkham TXID Lookup tool and paste the exact Robinhood Chain TXID into the multi-chain search bar. The platform will pull up the transaction details, including the sender, recipient, timestamp, and total asset value.

Users can also use Arkham’s proprietary AI, ULTRA, to add an extra layer of analysis to their transactions. The interactive window below shows a transfer from Yuzu Money (a decentralized yield protocol) to Morpho (a decentralized lending protocol) on Robinhood Chain.

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Exploring Addresses and Entities

Beyond individual transactions, Arkham enables in-depth analysis of specific wallets and entities operating on the Robinhood Chain. 

Using the search bar, users can search for a specific address, then view a complete breakdown of that wallet's historical balances, current portfolio, and top counterparties. 

Arkham’s entity clustering also applies to Robinhood Chain, meaning you can search for known entities (like “Morpho”) and instantly see their aggregate holdings and activity across the network.

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Intelligence Features

All of Arkham’s advanced analytics tools are interoperable with Robinhood Chain. 

Users can deploy custom alerts to receive real-time notifications for large transfers, whale activity, or whenever a specific address sends or receives funds. 

Similarly, the Visualizer can be used to map out intricate webs of smart contract interactions and trace the flow of funds between multiple Robinhood Chain addresses using a node-based interface. 

Through these tools, researchers and traders can achieve total transparency over activity on the Robinhood Chain.