Lone Star BoardRobinhood Chain

About

Lone Star Board is a fee only swap router for Robinhood Chain with a published rulebook. It makes money one way, on a fee inside a swap you choose to make, and it has nothing else to sell you. There is no venue token, no burn and no listing fee, which means the board has nothing to gain from calling a token good.

What it is

Every token here trades in Uniswap v4 pools that already exist on the chain. Once an hour the board reads each token it tracks and scores it against the nine standards in the rulebook: no mint path, no pause or blacklist, not upgradeable, an honest primary pool, enough liquidity, a float that is not in ten hands, real depth, real age, real buyers. Passing all nine puts a token on the board. Failing puts it off the board, where it stays tradable with its failures printed first. Every move between those two states is written to the public log.

How a swap works, in four steps

  1. You pick a token and an amount. The router reads every v4 pool holding that token, discards the ones with absurd fees or unknown hooks, and quotes the deepest honest route with Uniswap's own quoter.
  2. The quote is shown in full before anything is signed: what you pay, the router fee in the currency it is taken in, what you receive, and the minimum you receive after slippage.
  3. You press the button and your wallet shows one transaction to the Uniswap Universal Router. If the token needs an approval first, that is a separate signature and it is labelled as one.
  4. You sign. The chain executes the swap, the fee and the referral share in that one transaction. When it lands, the receipt is written with the block, the gas and the hash, and you can open it on Blockscout.

At no point does this software hold your ETH or your tokens, and at no point can it move them without a signature from your wallet.

The fee

0.5 percent of the ETH side. On a buy it comes out of the ETH going in, on a sell out of the ETH coming back, never out of the token side. It is paid inside your own Universal Router transaction, straight to the operator's address, in the same block as the trade, so nobody ever holds your money. A quarter of it goes to a referrer when one is bound to your wallet, paid in the same transaction to their address. Uniswap's pool fee and the chain's gas are separate, and the fee is identical whether a token is on the board or off it.

The two lanes

On the board is the lane for tokens that passed all nine scored standards on the last read. It is a filter, not a recommendation, and it changes every hour because the chain changes every hour.

Off the board is everything else with a pool. It routes the same way, at the same fee, and it prints every failed standard in red above the swap button with the read that decided it. A router that only showed you the good half would be hiding the more useful half.

The Texas Board sits outside both lanes. Tokenized stocks and funds there are displayed and routed, never listed and never scored.

What it is not