How SYNQ works
LiveThe financial operating system of Robinhood Chain. Everything on these pages is mainnet, non-custodial, and signed by you.
What SYNQ is
SYNQ OS is one interface over everything that moves on Robinhood Chain: every token with a pool (stock tokens, ETH, launchpad and alt tokens), every Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 pool, Morpho yield, wallet and flow intelligence, and Jim, the trading butler. Nothing is simulated: prices come from pool contracts, activity from indexed transfers, and every action is a transaction your own wallet signs.
SYNQ never holds your keys and never holds your funds outside of contracts you can read. The only capital SYNQ contracts touch is what you deposit into a SYNQ Vault or authorize for Autopilot, and both can be withdrawn or revoked by you at any time.
Getting started
You need an EVM wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet or anything over WalletConnect), a little ETH on Robinhood Chain for gas, and the asset you want to use. USDG is the quote asset of the chain; most stock-token pools are quoted in USDG, most launchpad pools in ETH. Connect top right; SYNQ switches your wallet to chain id 4663 when a transaction needs it. SYNQ never asks for a seed phrase or private key, anywhere.
Tradelive
Every order is quoted on Uniswap v2 (Router02), v3 (QuoterV2) and v4 (V4Quoter) at once, including multi-hop routes through ETH or USDG, and the best net fill executes. Routes are simulated before the wallet prompt; if the leading venue fails simulation the next one takes over inside the same click. Every fee is on screen before you sign: pool fee tier, price impact, minimum received, gas and the SYNQ fee.
The SYNQ platform fee is 0.15% of the output on v3 and v4 fills, paid to the treasury by the router itself (SwapRouter02 sweepTokenWithFee, Universal Router PAY_PORTION), never from your input. v2 fills carry no SYNQ fee: Router02 has no fee hook and the Universal Router cannot execute v2 on this chain, so we route v2 for free rather than lose those tokens. Say it to Jim instead of clicking: "buy $100 of NVDA" lands you on a prefilled order.
Liquiditylive
Pools lists every v2, v3 and v4 pool on the chain with liquidity, read from the pool contracts. Providing liquidity mints straight into the Uniswap contracts: v3 through the NonfungiblePositionManager (shapes, custom ranges, zap from USDG), v4 through the v4 PositionManager (Permit2 legs, native ETH, hooked pools simulated first), v2 through Router02 at the pool ratio. Positions are yours: NFTs or LP tokens in your wallet, managed from My positions.
SYNQ Vaultslive
A SYNQ Vault is one managed Uniswap v3 position per pool that many people share. You deposit, you get vault shares (an ERC20), the vault holds the position. Every swap through the pool pays fees to the position; the vault collects them, and that is where the flywheel starts.
What the vault does with fees
the 10% explainedCompared with providing liquidity yourself: same pool, same fee tier, but fees compound instead of sitting unclaimed, the range gets managed, and one deposit is one transaction. Compared with claim-and-restake designs, the vault does the claiming and the restaking for you in the same transaction that collects. One-token deposits ("Zap") swap exactly the fraction the range needs on the vault's own pool, then deposit both sides; the swapped part pays the normal SYNQ fee at your staker rate, the deposit pays nothing.
The flywheel
SYNQ earns from usage, never from emissions. Three streams feed the treasury: 0.15% on swaps routed through SYNQ, 10% of the fees SYNQ Vaults earn, and 0.15% on Autopilot executions. The treasury turns that revenue into $SYNQ demand and utility, which brings more users, which brings more usage.
Every step is observable: the treasury address is public, vault fee events are onchain (FeesCollected with the protocol split), and buybacks are ordinary swaps you can find in Intelligence. The flywheel spins on real fees, so if usage stops, so does it. That is the honest version and the only one we run.
Autopilot (agents)live
An agent is a policy you authorize onchain: which tokens may be sold and bought, a cap per transaction, a total capital cap, a cooldown, an expiry (at most a year) and a slippage bound the contract itself checks against the pool's 5-minute time-weighted price. The SYNQ executor can then run swaps for you inside that policy and nowhere else; output lands in your wallet minus 0.15%. Re-authorizing replaces the whole policy, it never merges with the old one. Your tokens stay in your wallet until a swap pulls exactly what the policy allows, and one transaction revokes everything. Agents you define in SYNQ are saved as drafts until you authorize them against the contract.
Triggers (Autopilot v2) decide when inside that policy. Write the condition into the goal and it is stored in the SynqRules contract under your address, readable by anyone, writable only by you. The keeper checks it before every run and skips when it does not hold.
Trigger rules
stored onchain as a short stringEarnlive
Earn is Morpho on Robinhood Chain: Vault V2 vaults (ERC-4626, single-sided, net APY from the protocol) and Morpho Blue markets. Deposits and withdrawals go straight to the vault contracts; SYNQ takes nothing there. Vault positions show in your portfolio valued through convertToAssets.
Intelligence and Jimlive
Every wallet on the chain has a profile built from indexed transfers: holdings, swaps, LP moves, bridges, counterparties. Every token has a 24h scan of its deepest pools: net flow, buyers and sellers, largest swaps, most active wallets. Price charts are SYNQ's own: OHLCV candles at any timeframe rebuilt from the deepest pool's Swap events (v2, v3 and v4), cached per block segment and kept warm for the deepest pools, no third-party embed. Top traders, USDG capital flow and the entity graph are built from the same data; the trader scan covers the deepest stock, ETH, alt and launchpad pools. Developers lists every wallet that launched a token through Pons with what those tokens are worth now (launches, survivors, live market cap, best token), and any wallet profile shows its launch history read live from the factory logs. Nothing is scored by a hidden model; activity scores are volume and diversity, stated as such.
Ask SYNQ in the command center is Jim in analyst mode: every answer is assembled from tool calls over these indexes in the same turn (traders, wallet profiles, capital flows, developers, tokens) and links to the rows it cites. Realized PnL is not indexed and Jim says so rather than guessing.
Jim is the trading butler: Claude with live tools over the whole universe plus web search for news. Orders ("buy $100 of NVDA", "swap $50 of ETH to LOCK") are parsed locally and prefilled; questions ("best ROI right now", "why is CASHCAT moving") go to the model with real data. Jim never signs anything. Open to everyone during launch; $SYNQ stakers keep unlimited access later.
$SYNQ tokenlive
$SYNQ launched on the Pons launchpad on Robinhood Chain, the same permissionless launchpad every other launchpad token here uses, with its liquidity in a Uniswap pool from minute one. SYNQ did not mint it. The address is written in the onchain SYNQ registry by the admin wallet and appears everywhere in the app: the ticker in the header, one-click buy, staking and the Jim gate.
Staker tiers are read from the staking contract and priced from the $SYNQ pool, so a bigger stake lowers your swap fee the moment it lands. The fee is passed to the router per swap, which is why the discount shows in the quote before you sign.
Staker tiers
by USD value stakedFees
Contracts
Everything below is live on Robinhood Chain mainnet (4663) today, deployed by the SYNQ admin wallet, and every address links to the block explorer where anyone can read the code and the creation transaction. Contracts are fork-tested; an external audit is planned before large TVL and will be published here.
Security and risks
Non-custodial by construction: swaps and liquidity go through Uniswap's own contracts; SYNQ Vaults hold only what you deposit and let you withdraw at any time; Autopilot can only swap within the policy you signed and only into your wallet. The manager role can re-range vault positions and pause new deposits; it cannot pause withdrawals or move funds out. No SYNQ contract is upgradeable.
Risks stay real: concentrated liquidity carries impermanent loss, launchpad tokens are permissionless and can pull liquidity, hooked v4 pools run third-party code, smart contracts can have bugs. SYNQ contracts are fork-tested but not yet independently audited; treat vault deposits accordingly until an audit is published here.
Glossary
Questions? Ask Jim, or read the system status.