The L3
of Robinhood.
An EVM network built above Robinhood Chain for tokenized stocks, memecoins and the apps around them. Add it to your wallet, get test ETH and deploy in a minute.
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Read from the public RPC in your browser, updating every few seconds.
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Why a layer above Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain is where tokenized stocks and a new wave of memecoins live. A layer on top gives apps their own room to run, with the same tools developers already use.
Room to move
Apps get their own block space and gas settings, so a busy launch elsewhere does not decide what a transaction costs here.
Same tools
Solidity, Foundry, Hardhat, viem and any EVM wallet work as they do on Ethereum. Nothing new to learn to deploy.
Close to Robinhood
RHL3 is built on Arbitrum Orbit and designed to post to Robinhood Chain, so stock tokens and memecoins can be bridged in rather than copied by name.
Everything to start building
A public RPC, a faucet and documentation are ready now. The explorer and bridge are next.
Public RPC
Standard JSON-RPC at rpc.rhl3.network with rate limits and a cache in front of the node.
Faucet
Test ETH for any address, once per hour per address and IP.
Status
Chain ID, block height and latency, read straight from the node.
Documentation
Connect, deploy and call the RPC, with copyable commands.
Explorer
Search blocks, transactions and contracts.
Bridge
Move assets between Robinhood Chain and RHL3.
One stack, three layers
RHL3 is designed so execution happens on RHL3, batches settle to Robinhood Chain, and Robinhood Chain anchors to Ethereum. That is the design RHL3 is built around.
Start building in a minute
Add the network, ask the faucet for test ETH and deploy.
forge create src/Counter.sol:Counter \
--rpc-url https://rpc.rhl3.network \
--private-key $KEY