An asset pair can have several pools with different fees, liquidity and hooks. Each pool is a separate trading venue.
Collected is not earned
A fee collection can include amounts accrued before the period shown. Collections alone do not measure earnings or profit.
Emptied is not burned
A position withdrawn to zero keeps its NFT and can be refilled. Tokens coming back out of a pool are principal returning: not a buyback, and not a sale.
MU is equity-linked, not a dollar
Robinhood describes its Stock Tokens as tokenised debt securities giving economic exposure without legal rights in the issuer. Holding SHROOM is not holding the basket, and rewards are not a fixed rate.
Every figure on this site carries its status, coverage and limitations. A missing measurement shows as a gap and says why. It is never rendered as a zero.
What is SHROOM?
SHROOM is a crypto token on Robinhood Chain. Its pools connect it with other tokens, including ones linked to stock prices. Owning SHROOM does not itself give ownership of those other assets.
What does this website do?
This independent dashboard follows SHROOM’s trading connections, holder rewards and token burns. Choose a token or a figure to explore its records. It does not operate the network or handle transactions.
What is MU?
MU is a Robinhood token linked to Micron stock. MU rewards are token deliveries, not dollars or direct ownership of Micron shares. Eligibility rules apply and rewards vary.
No. Removals return principal out of pools; they are not purchases on the market. In the recorded sample the same operator also added liquidity back across changed ranges and pools. That is restructuring.
Do LP fees fund the MU rewards?
Supported MU funding arrives through the Pons creator-fee escrow into a dedicated distributor. The retained records do not establish a funding path from LP fees to MU rewards.
Is a zero-liquidity NFT a burned position?
No. An emptied position keeps its NFT and can be refilled. The published records mark those positions as owned with zero liquidity, and record no burns.
Why is some of this marked unavailable?
A supported measurement is not available. The site identifies the gap and its reason. Unavailable does not mean zero.
Why do counts here differ from the project's dashboard?
Counts can use different pool sets, definitions and measurement times. Compare them only when those scopes align.
Can I use this site to trade?
This site is read-only and does not support trading or wallet connections. Figures are dated observations, not executable quotes.
Glossary
Liquidity
Tokens supplied so others can trade against them.
Routing
The path a trade takes between tokens.
Pool
A shared supply of two tokens that people can trade against.
Position
One provider’s tokens assigned to a pool and price range. Many positions can share a pool.
Tick
A numbered price boundary. Two ticks define a position’s trading range.
Principal
The tokens supplied to a position, excluding its fees.
Fee collection
A withdrawal of accrued fees. Not necessarily this interval's earnings.
Reinvestment
Verified redeployment of collected funds, bounded where assets are commingled.
Epoch
One reward allocation round.
Claim
A completed reward delivery. An allocation alone does not establish an individual entitlement.
Indexed
Discovered through a provider or collector, complete only within its scope.
Receipt-verified
Matched against a successful onchain transaction.
Pinned block
A specific canonical block used as the reference state.
Coverage
The population, time span and asset scope actually measured.
As-of
When the evidence applies, not when you loaded the page.
Raw amount
The exact onchain integer. It is only a token amount once decimals are known.
How data reaches this page
Collectors read public onchain records and produce a coherent snapshot. A separate allowlist serializer emits a validated public JSON object, field by field, never a redacted copy of an internal export. That object is published as a static file, and this page reads it. The browser never contacts a collector, a database, an RPC endpoint with credentials, or any third party.
If the published snapshot is missing, unreadable, or written in a schema version this build does not support, the page says so and renders nothing rather than guessing. If a refresh fails, the last good snapshot stays on screen with its real age and an explicit error.
Counting rules and the limits of this snapshot
Positions and pools are counted separately, each with the denominator that produced them.
A subtotal never appears without a coverage label. A priced subtotal is not a total, not cash, and not comparable with a TVL figure computed elsewhere.
Exact onchain amounts travel as decimal strings and are never rounded through a float. Where a token's decimals are not established, the raw integer is shown and labelled.
A change caused by newly priced assets or a wider decoder is a coverage change, not a return.
Comparisons are drawn only between windows with matching scope, asset, time span and pricing basis. Otherwise the comparison is reported as unavailable, with the reason.
Missing data is null with a reason. Zero appears only when the scope is complete.
Reading capability state from the current snapshot…
Disclaimer
What this site is and is not, who it is not affiliated with, and how to read its figures: , and . The site’s mushroom artwork and Shrooms Grow at Night mark are original.