Tokenized markets can print a number.
Ingrid asks where that number came from.
Paste a tokenized asset or contract address. Ingrid reads its on-chain state, identifies what the asset claims to represent, attempts to locate the market, oracle, pool or reference it settles against — and prints both records side by side, each with its source, its block, and its age.
Nothing inferred when it can be read. Nothing hidden when it cannot.
The contract address above is the only address published by this register. Verify it against the explorer before acting on it.
CONSULTING THE INDEXER …
The contract is probed for known interfaces — token, pair, pool, vault, feed — and its own printed number is read at a pinned block: a pool spot, an oracle answer, a vault exchange rate. A contract with no claim is recorded as exactly that.
Resolvers are tried in fixed order of authority: a registered oracle, the chain indexer’s published rate, an independent pool’s spot. Every attempt — including failures — is entered in the resolution ledger. No reference is ever invented.
Claim and reference are compared with a disclosed formula against disclosed thresholds. ALIGNED, DRIFTING, DIVERGED, STALE, THIN MARKET, NO REFERENCE, UNRESOLVED — a rule fires, and the rule itself is printed on the report.
INGRID is an on-chain market registrar. It holds no opinion, computes no score, and signs no transaction. It reads Robinhood Chain directly over RPC, records what each contract says about itself, and files the evidence. Where a fact cannot be read, the register says unavailable — never a guess.
“Nothing inferred when it can be read. Nothing hidden when it cannot.”
Inspection is read-only and permissionless. The register never requests keys and never executes transactions.
A POOL SPOT is a reserve ratio, not an executable price. The register labels every figure with its method.
Primary sources may be examined at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.