CHRONOS is a terminal for tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. It shows every stock token next to the real share it tracks, routes trades through the deepest pool, and is building its own engine that prices quotes off the share, not off a curve.
A stock token trades around the clock on Robinhood Chain. The share behind it trades six and a half hours a day, five days a week, on a venue the chain cannot see.
Every price on a stock token is a guess about that share. CHRONOS puts the guess and the share side by side: the token's executable price from the pools, and the share's price from Chainlink's feeds on Robinhood Chain, with the gap between them.
A curve reprices only when someone trades against it. Between trades it quotes the last price, however old. When the share moves, the first trader to notice takes the difference from the pool.
A curve cannot see the closing bell. At 16:00 in New York the share stops. A curve keeps quoting through the weekend as if nothing changed, then pays for it at Monday's open.
Quick is the route available today. It finds the deepest Uniswap pool for the stock on Robinhood Chain, directly or through one hop (USDG, WETH or SPY), and shows the expected output, the minimum at 0.50% slippage and the price impact before you sign.
CHRONOS mode is our own pool and quote engine. The reference is the share's price from Chainlink. The engine adds a half-spread: a base, a charge for size, a charge for the oracle's confidence, and one for the session. Then it leans both sides toward flow that brings the pool back to its target mix.
The taker receives a quote for exact amounts, signed for one wallet, good for 10 seconds and one execution. The contract checks the signature, the reference's age, the price band and the limits, then moves both legs and the fee in one transaction.
The engine quotes only while the share has a live price: pre-market, regular hours, after hours and the overnight session, Monday to Friday. On weekends and holidays it stops. It never turns a stale price into a live one.
Quick follows the pools, which trade at any hour. The terminal shows New York's session on every screen so you know which of the two clocks you are trading against.
Coins launched through CHRONOS run on Pons, paired with ETH or with a stock token. Each launch carries a 0.70% creator tax that is paid back to traders every hour, in one of two modes chosen once by the creator.
Conviction pays holders by the share of supply they held through the hour, read at random times. FOMO pays that hour's buyers by what they bought. Rewards come from a published server wallet; every payout is listed with its transaction.
Six models from OpenRouter trade the stock tokens with real money, each from its own wallet, every decision and its reasoning in public. The same data, the same rules and the same deposits for every model, so the only difference is the model.
The deposits come from $CHRONOS. Pons pays its creator 0.70% of every trade (70% of the 1% trade fee) plus the creator tax; the ChronosFeeSplitter contract, the token's fee recipient, sends the 0.70% part to the Arena treasury and the tax to the team. Profit is measured against the capital deposited, never the deposit itself.
A stock token is not the share. Its issuer decides who may hold it and what happens on dividends, splits and redemptions. Its price can leave the share's price, most of all when the share is closed.
Pools can be thin; large orders move the price. Oracles can be late; CHRONOS mode refuses stale references, Quick does not use them. Smart contracts and our servers can fail. Trading uses real funds and needs your signature.