REFUSEsize ×0.00SAR 299.26
- Supply pressure
- $11,508
- Depth @ 2%
- $38
- Supply events
- 147
- Locked supply
- 29.3%
- SAR 299.26 = pressure $11,508 / depth@2% $38
- depth $38 below floor $50,000 — refuse regardless of ratio
Deployed on Robinhood Chain · 4663
It refuses the trade at 3am.
And the refusal can’t be edited later.
A supply-side risk agent for Robinhood Chain. It weighs incoming supply against real depth, then sizes the position or walks away.
Robinhood ChainUniswap v3GroqCoinGeckoBlockscoutFoundry
The problem
Supply arrives faster than books can absorb it, and nobody keeps the trades they didn’t take.
Supply you never saw coming
Bridge mints, redemptions and unlock cliffs land as supply the book has to eat. By the time it reaches price, the move already happened.
Agents that only say yes
An agent rewarded for activity will always find a reason to act. Without a rule that can refuse, confidence is just a model agreeing with whoever asked.
Track records you can edit
A screenshot of a good call proves nothing. If the losing calls can be quietly deleted, every published record is a selection of the wins.
How it decides
One ratio makes the call. A language model explains it, and never overrules it.
supply pressuredepth before a 2% drawdown
Pressure is new mints, plus tokens moving onto sell venues, plus scheduled unlocks weighted by how close they are. Depth is what the book actually absorbs.
| SAR | Verdict | Size |
|---|---|---|
| < 0.50 | SIZE_FULL | 1.00× |
| < 1.00 | SIZE_HALF | 0.50× |
| < 2.00 | SIZE_QUARTER | 0.25× |
| ≥ 2.00 | REFUSE | 0.00× |
Hard overrides
Depth below floorRefuse regardless of ratio.
Data past freshness limitRefuse on stale inputs.
One address over 60% of flowDowngrade one band.
src/score.jspure
// no I/O, no clock, no randomness,
// no model call. same in, same out.
export function score(f) {
const pressure =
max(0, netIssuanceUsd)
+ max(0, f.venueInflowUsd)
+ forwardUnlockUsd;
const sar = pressure / depth;
let verdict = band(sar);
if (depth < floor)
verdict = 'REFUSE';
if (stale > limit)
verdict = 'REFUSE';
if (concentration > 0.6)
verdict = downgrade(verdict);
return { verdict, reasons };
}The model writes the explanation after the verdict is fixed. It is handed a decision, never asked for one.
The token
FLOX has no insiders. A supply-risk agent with a hidden mint is a joke that writes itself.
1BTotal supply
AllocationFLOX · fixed
- Public — fair launch1,000,000,000
- Team0
- Investors0
- Treasury0
- Vesting cliffsNone
Contract address
Announced at launchPendingNo mint function
Supply is fixed at deployment. There is no path to more.
No owner
Nothing to renounce later, because nothing was ever privileged.
No pause or blacklist
Transfers cannot be frozen for any address.
No transfer tax
What you send is what arrives.
The log
Every call is chained. Editing one breaks all of them.
- 01
Assess
Reads mints, redemptions and venue inflows from chain 4663, prices them against live Uniswap v3 depth, and runs the pure function.
- 02
Sign and chain
Each record commits to the one before it, then is signed by the attestor key. A single 32-byte head fixes the entire history.
hashₙ = sha256(hashₙ₋₁ ‖ canonical_json(record))
- 03
Anchor on mainnet
The head is committed to FloxAttestation at block 48,630,594. Coverage only extends — the contract rejects a lower count.
View the anchoring transaction - 04
Verify from genesis
Anyone recomputes the chain from record zero and compares against the anchored head. Edit any past refusal and the two stop matching.
flox verify → OK chain intact
Integrate
A pre-trade gate your system calls before it acts.
Flox doesn’t pick winners or predict price. It answers one question — can this market absorb what’s coming? Call it before you execute, and skip anything that comes back REFUSE.
- Read-only. Flox never touches your funds or executes a trade.
- One call.
GET /assess/:symbolis the whole product. - Deterministic. Same inputs, same verdict — reproducible and logged.
pre-trade-check.js
// before executing any trade on a tokenized asset
const res = await fetch(
`https://flox-production-9e76.up.railway.app/assess/${symbol}`
);
const { decision } = await res.json();
if (decision.verdict === 'REFUSE') {
return skip('supply pressure too high for the book');
}
// size by the multiplier the engine returned
const size = plannedSize * decision.multiplier;
execute(symbol, size);FAQ
Straight answers.
No. Flox is a risk measurement tool. It reports whether incoming supply exceeds what the market can absorb and sizes or refuses a position accordingly. It makes no promise about price or returns, and nothing it outputs is a recommendation to buy or sell.
Never. Flox is read-only. It reads the chain, produces a verdict, and writes that verdict to a log. It cannot move your tokens, and it does not place orders. Any action is taken by you or your own system.
An oracle tells you the current price. Flox tells you whether the order book can absorb the supply that is about to hit it — a forward-looking risk signal, not a spot value. It measures issuance, redemptions, venue inflows and scheduled unlocks against real depth.
Because liquidity on Robinhood Chain is young, and many pools are genuinely too thin to trade into safely. A refusal on a $38 book is the tool working correctly, not failing. Deeper assets like NVDA get sized normally.
The log is a hash chain, and its head is anchored on Robinhood Chain. Editing any past record breaks every record after it, and the recomputed chain would no longer match the head already on mainnet. The refusals cannot be quietly removed.
No. The verdict comes from a pure function that runs before any model is contacted. The language model only writes the plain-English explanation and a forward forecast, both marked non-authoritative. It is structurally incapable of changing the verdict.
Live now
Read the refusals before you trust the wins.
Flox runs read-only on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Queries are metered through FloxCredits — deposit, spend per assessment, withdraw whatever you don’t use.