24 apps worth using, four live boards, and five of my own — Aero Vote Radar, Thesis, Stocks on Base, Token Check and Arc Contract Check — open source.
Tells veAERO holders which Aerodrome pools to vote for. Ranks every pool by the dollars it pays per vote, then splits your voting power across several of them, because piling everything into the top pool dilutes your own share of it.
Write one line about what you believe and get a basket of Coinbase Tokenized Stocks on Base. It prices the basket across every pool on the chain, trades in the deepest one, and shows what the same shares would have cost in the priciest.
Trade US stocks 24/7 on Base, and see what you get right now. For each Coinbase stock: is it the official token, the price on Base against the real share, what a buy-and-sell round trip costs at your size, where you can borrow USDC against it, and how each one trades when Wall Street is closed.
How far can you trust a token? Paste a Base or Robinhood Chain address and get a trust score from 1 to 10 with what it is made of: can you actually sell it, who launched it and what became of their earlier coins, which big holders got coins straight from the deployer, what a $500 exit really returns, and a project read built only from sources it can cite. 3 free checks a day, then 0.1 USDC each.
Paste a contract address on Arc and see who can change it: a single key, a Safe multisig or a timelock with a delay. A small log contract on Arc mainnet keeps snapshots, so you can tell if an admin changed. The fees page shows live Arc costs in dollars and catches the 18 vs 6 decimals USDC mix-up.
Onchain data, DeFi findings and Base ecosystem notes, usually before they show up anywhere else. New tools get announced there first, and I answer questions about them in replies.
Tracking the Base ecosystem before it trends. Onchain data · DeFi alpha · Crypto macro.
Follow on XBalances come from the chain, prices from the pools that actually trade the token. Base and Ethereum can be traded from here; Robinhood Chain has no aggregator, so it is shown but not traded. Airdropped tokens with no pool behind them are counted, not listed — they cannot be priced and cannot be sold. A row marked no pool is a deposit receipt: real money, withdrawn where you deposited it, not here.
Quoted across every pool on Base by KyberSwap and signed in your own wallet. This page never holds your funds and never asks for a key.