Introducing Sherwood — trade Robinhood Chain from Telegram
Why we built an execution-first trading bot for Robinhood Chain, and what it does today.
Trading a new chain usually means a browser extension, a fresh wallet, a handful of tabs, and a lot of clicking. Sherwood is our answer to that: trade Robinhood Chain from a Telegram chat, at the speed of sending a message.
The idea
Robinhood Chain is fast — an Arbitrum Orbit L2 with roughly 100-millisecond blocks. That speed is wasted if the interface in front of it is slow. So we built the whole trading loop into one place you already have open: Telegram.
Paste a contract address. Read the token. Pick a size. Confirm. That is the entire flow, and it takes about as long as it took to read this paragraph.
What it does today
- Paste-to-trade. Drop any token address in the chat and get a live card — price, market cap, liquidity, holders, and how concentrated the supply is — all computed from chain state rather than a third-party index.
- Buy and sell with quick sizes or a custom amount. Every order is simulated against the chain before it runs, so failing trades are caught before they cost gas.
- Launch a token on Pons: your token, a WETH pool and a locked LP position, created together in one confirmed transaction.
- Snipe new launches automatically, under a hard daily cap with a single kill switch.
- Referrals that pay you a share of the service fee from everyone you bring in.
What we care about
Two things shaped every decision. First, execution has to be honest — the number you approve is the number you pay, and a trade that will fail should tell you before, not after. Second, the risks should be visible — the token card shows supply concentration for a reason, and we say plainly that tokens on a permissionless launchpad can go to zero.
Getting started
Open the bot, and it creates a Robinhood Chain wallet for you. Fund it with a little ETH, paste a token, and you are trading. The full walkthrough is in Getting started.
This is the beginning. Robinhood Chain done properly comes first; the roadmap — limit orders, DCA, copy trading, a web dashboard, more chains — follows from there.