How to read a StockToken Copilot report

Data sources

All market and asset data comes from the read-only Robinhood Stock Token API at https://api.robinhood.com/rhj (documentation). Responses are validated with strict schemas; a record that fails validation is dropped and reported, and a section whose data is missing is marked unavailable instead of being filled in.

• GET /assetsIdentity, canonical deployment, multiplier, trading capabilities15 s upstream · 30 s here
• GET /prices/{symbol}Raw underlying-equity bid/ask, volume, trading halt15 s upstream · 15 s here
• GET /corporate-actionsIn-progress and completed corporate actions1 h upstream · 15 min here

If a refresh fails, the last good response may be shown for a limited time with an explicit “cached” label (up to 5 minutes for prices, 24 hours for asset metadata and corporate actions). Nothing is labeled live without a timestamp.

Canonical verification

A Stock Token is canonical when the Robinhood assets API lists its contract address as the deployment with chainId 4663 (Robinhood Chain). A matching ticker, token name or onchain symbol() proves nothing: anyone can deploy a contract that reports any name.

Addresses that are not listed are reported as “not verified as a canonical Robinhood Stock Token through the currently supported authoritative source” — never automatically as fake or malicious.

Price semantics

/prices returns the raw underlying-equity bid and ask, passed through as-is. They are not multiplier-adjusted and are labeled “underlying” everywhere in the product.

Robinhood's oracle documentation states that a token's price is the underlying share price times the multiplier. The report shows this as a separate, clearly labeled derived token-equivalent value (underlying price × current multiplier), computed with exact decimal arithmetic and rounded only for display. The onchain Chainlink feed remains the authoritative token price.

Multiplier

currentMultiplier is an 18-decimal shares-per-token value. Corporate actions such as dividends and splits change it through the token's ERC-8056 uiMultiplier(), while raw ERC-20 balances stay unchanged. Underlying share equivalent = raw token amount × uiMultiplier ÷ 1e18.

Trading capabilities

Robinhood reports trading availability for the underlying equity per session (regular market, extended hours, overnight) for whole and fractional shares. These are not statements about whether the ERC-20 token can be transferred onchain. Both the currently served session format and the documented flag format are supported; unrecognized values are shown verbatim.

The AI explanation layer

The Copilot explanation is written from the validated report only, after all facts are rendered. Its output is schema-checked, and any number, address or date that cannot be traced back to the report is rejected. Investment-advice language is rejected too. If the AI is unavailable, over quota or rejected, a deterministic explanation generated from the same report is shown instead — the report itself never depends on AI.

Obvious questions (a ticker, a company name, a topic keyword) are parsed deterministically without calling the AI at all.

What this is not

StockToken Copilot is a read-only technical research tool. It has no wallet connection, does not trade, and does not provide investment advice, buy/sell signals or price predictions. Stock Tokens provide economic exposure to referenced underlying securities but do not grant legal or beneficial ownership of those securities; eligibility and availability vary by jurisdiction (Robinhood documentation).