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Sharpsheet reads every swap in the 27 Robinhood Stock Token pools on Robinhood Chain, ranks the wallets behind them by P&L, and lets you follow and copy them through the CopyRouter contract, which pays the copied wallet part of the fee.

The sheet

Your browser reads the Swap events of the 27 Uniswap v3 pools for the last 12 hours (about 415,000 blocks) straight from the chain. The wallet of a swap is its recipient: the address that received the stock on a buy or the USDG on a sell. Routers, contracts and wallets with more than 400 trades or 20 different stocks a day (market makers and bots) are left out, as are wallets under $50 of volume.

How P&L is counted

• For each stock: the average price the wallet paid in the window.
• Sold amounts count at their sale price against that average (realised).
• Amounts still held from the window count at the current Chainlink price against that average (open).
• Return is P&L over what the wallet spent buying in the window. Positions opened before the window are not counted.

Following

follow and unfollow are transactions, so every wallet's follower count is on chain.

Copying

copyBuy(wallet, stock, usdg) buys the stock with your USDG; copySell(wallet, stock, amount) sells your stock for USDG. Both go through the stock's Uniswap pool with a minimum out set from Chainlink, 1.5% below the fair amount, and name the wallet you are copying.

Leaders get paid

Half of every copy's fee is credited to the wallet that was copied. It can claim it at any time with claim; nobody else can touch it.

Fees and the token

0.2% of each copy (capped at 1%), split between the copied wallet and the treasury. Wallets holding the $SHPS amount set in the contract pay half.

What the owner can do

• Change the treasury, the fee within the cap and the leaders' share.
• Nothing else: no function moves anyone's credit, stocks or USDG.

Risks

• The contract is not audited. It has unit tests and a copy of a real COIN trade on a fork of Robinhood Chain.
• A day of trades says little; a top wallet can be lucky. Not financial advice.

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