NEWYou can trade Abyss coins from here now. Some Robinhood coins have exactly one market and it is on Abyss — SWAP reaches them. What this app will NOT do is take you there through Abyss’s own multi-hop pools: those are far thinner than the main venue, and that is where the money goes. When a coin can only be reached that way, the swap screen names the token in between and offers to buy it first, so each trade goes through the deepest pool available for it. Two trades, both yours to approve.
NEWABYSS on EXPLORE. A section for the coins trading on Abyss, the concentrated-liquidity exchange on Robinhood Chain — what is listed, how much it traded and how many swaps it took, sortable, with SCAN on every row. It is collapsed until you open it, and it reads Abyss’s own index rather than the chain, so it costs the scanner nothing. Where Abyss cannot price a coin the row says unpriced rather than $0 — most coins there trade only against other coins nobody has priced, and a $0 beside a live swap count would look like a drained pool when it only means nobody could put a dollar on it.
NEWSay why you called it. Right after you press CALL you can add a reason, and it publishes beside your call in the community feed. Optional — a call with no reason is still a call. But you get one shot at it and only in the first fifteen minutes: a reason you could edit later is not a reason, because once the price moves “I think this is early” quietly becomes “I said this would run”, and nobody reading it can tell the difference.
NEWController support. Plug in a controller and the whole app works from it: LB / RB change blade, the d-pad or left stick moves between controls, A presses the one you are on, B goes back and closes dialogs, and X / Y run the two actions shown at the bottom of the screen. It rumbles. On a phone or with no controller plugged in, none of it runs at all — it costs you nothing.
REMOVEDThe signal feed has been removed. It only ever published one row, because it waited for several wallets it already trusted to buy the same new token in the same few minutes — and that almost never happened. A blade that is empty every time you open it is worse than no blade.
CHANGEDCommunity rows read on a phone now. A row was showing its contract address and its chain where the name should be, with its detail line squeezed in beside the title instead of under it. A call now reads: who called it, the ticker, and the market cap they called it at. The full address is still there — hold on the ticker, or press SCAN or CHART.
NEWSCAN on every community row. It loads that coin into the SCAN blade so you can check what someone called — no more copying an address off a row by hand. It does not scan on its own: the address is loaded and you press RUN, so scrolling the feed never spends a scan you did not ask for.
FIXEDCalls now record the market cap at the moment you called, alongside the price. Not every coin has one published, and a call that had none says so rather than showing a number nobody reported.
NEWCall a coin from the rooms. Paste a contract address in chat and a CALL button appears beside it. Pressing it records the coin, the moment, and the price right then — under your gamertag, in the community feed beside scans. Only the button records anything, so pasting an address to warn people is not a call. One call per coin per person, and a call is your opinion where a scan is something the app measured — the feed labels which is which.
NEWMOVES is what SIGNALS opens on now. What is moving on Robinhood right now and the mechanics behind it: how hard the pool is being traded, which side is leading, and whether there is depth behind the move. Filter it to STRONG or RISKY. It does not claim to know who is buying, and it says so.
CHANGEDThe dashboard MOVING tab now reads the market directly. It used to wait on the signal feed before it would draw, so a quiet feed left the tab looking broken when the market was plainly busy.
REMOVEDPERPS is Jupiter only now. The other two venue tabs have been removed: one could never take an order with real money on it, and the other would not accept orders from here at all. Jupiter trades from your own wallet on Solana — your collateral stays where it is, so there is nothing to deposit before you trade and nothing to withdraw afterwards, and the position is on a public chain where you can check it yourself.