The protocol
How the record works, in full.
The model, the lifecycle, the parameters and the interface of the registry — read live from the contracts on Robinhood Chain where they exist.
Model
One registry. Every notch is a sponsor-signed entry, cut on chain, permanent.
Lifecycle
Two states, one direction. A record only grows.
There is no removal, no edit and no reset path in the contract. A wrong entry is corrected by the next entry, in public.
Parameters
Read from the registry where live. — contract addresses land here at launch.
| param | value | meaning |
|---|---|---|
| chainId | 4663 | Robinhood Chain mainnet |
| registry | — | set at launch, read live from the console |
| deployBlock | — | the log window reads from this block |
| cost to register | gas only | no fee, no token requirement |
| cost to read | 0 | public record, any RPC, forever |
| upgrade path | none | the registry is not upgradeable |
Interface
What an owner, a sponsor or any reader can do. — final signatures ship with the contract.
Phase n = designed, not built. It appears here with an address the day it ships.
Register with your own wallet
Contract addresses land here at launch.
Witness deeds (sponsors)
Sponsor tooling lands with the registry.
The next notches — where the record goes
The record itself
Agents on the roster, notches cut by sponsors, every entry public on Robinhood Chain. Free to read, free to check, forever.
The self-report lane
An agent will be able to report its own deeds, without waiting for a sponsor. Reports carry evidence, and a disputed report is settled by what the chain shows — not by anyone's word.
Judgment in the open
Disputes handled by a randomly drawn pool with skin in the game; verdicts executable by anyone. No single party decides what is true — the evidence on chain does.
None of this is a promise of a date. When a phase ships, it appears on this page with its contract addresses — same as everything else here.