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Independent on-chain monitor of the Standard Reserve protocol on Robinhood Chain.
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Daily monitor of the Standard Reserve protocol on Robinhood Chain
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Read the full README ↗An independent on-chain monitor of the Standard Reserve protocol on Robinhood Chain: reserve assets and backing, revenue by stream, the liquidity business in the reserve's own pools, the launchpad and King of the Markets, STANDARD supply, burns and holder flows, banks, branches, the Auction House and S-Bills. Live at https://standardrsvmonitor.github.io/.
Figures are rebuilt from Robinhood Chain logs and balances (public RPC) and the Standard Reserve indexer and markets API, with STANDARD's price from its own pool on chain (daily closes) and DexScreener (live), ETH from Coinbase, and GeckoTerminal as a cross-check. Every panel's ⓘ note gives its method. Between compiles the page replays the blocks after the compile in the browser, so tiles, the current day and the top bankers describe the latest block.
GitHub Actions compiles the page every 30 minutes. A compile is published only when qa/check.py passes:
api/recon.json and api/qa.json, linked from the Data tab.qa/accept.json explains why.A failing check keeps the previous page up and opens an issue labelled qa-gate.
Published with every compile: api/daily.csv and api/daily.json (every daily observation, with field definitions), api/summary.json
(every tile and panel headline), api/recon.json and api/qa.json. They are written from the rendered page, so every figure matches it. Field names follow the page's vocabulary (circulating supply and market cap as the protocol defines them, revenue as what the protocol keeps).
pull.py and extra.py collect into data/dash.json (incremental caches in data/cache/), build.py renders index.html,
qa/render.py renders it in headless Chrome and writes the open data, qa/check.py is the gate, qa/watch_sr.py watches the protocol's
site for new contracts. Standard library Python only. Working rules for contributors and the scheduled agent: CLAUDE.md; backlog: ROADMAP.md.