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How Quoro scores a token, how a buy works and what you pay.
What Quoro is
Quoro is the first AI DEX on Robinhood Chain. Paste any token to see its facts. Every launch gets a Data score from 1 to 10 that AI explains in plain words, and you buy with ETH, BNB or POL from 17 chains.
The AI explains a score from the facts on the page. It doesn’t trade for you and doesn’t tell you what to buy.
Then buy it from any of 17 chains with that chain’s own coin: ETH, BNB on BNB Chain or POL on Polygon. One signature covers the whole buy, and the token arrives in your own wallet.
Quoro never holds your money. You sign every transaction yourself, and checking a token needs no wallet.
You can sell from the same form and receive ETH, BNB or POL on any of the 17 chains.
Data score
The Data score is a number from 1 to 10 computed from public on-chain data. It describes how a launch was set up and how it trades right now.
It is not a price call, a rating of the team or a promise of anything. A token with a high score can still lose value. Nothing here is financial advice.
How it’s counted
Two parts, each out of 10. The launch part carries 60% of the weight, the market part 40%. The result is rounded to a whole number, then any cap that applies limits it.
Launch, out of 10
Starts at 10. Each finding below takes points off, and two can add a point back. The launch part never drops below zero.
Any deduction keeps the launch part at 9 or below. A serious one, marked in the table, keeps it at 8 or below, whatever the bonuses.
Market, out of 10
Four facts about trading right now.
A smart wallet has bought into 3 or more launches, and at least a quarter of them later moved to a pool.
Caps
A cap limits the final score, however good the rest looks. When several apply, the lowest wins. The token card names every cap that fired.
A 10 means nothing was found in the launch and the market is busy.
Tokens without a score
The Data score covers launches. Stock tokens have no launch to score, so their card shows price and facts without a score. Other tokens show their supply, with no score.
How buying works
Pay with the native coin of the chain your funds are on: ETH on most chains, BNB on BNB Chain, POL on Polygon. ETH already on Robinhood Chain buys the token right there. From any other chain, your payment comes over and buys the token in the same signature.
Supported chains
Quoro finds the route for you. If no route exists yet, for a very new token or a very small amount, you’ll see it before signing.
Before you sign
The review shows the minimum you will receive, the network fee, the bridge fee if you pay from another chain, the route fee, the creator tax if the token has one, and the price impact. If the quote changes before you sign, you see the new numbers and confirm again.
Slippage
Slippage is how far the price may move before your buy lands. The default is 3%, and you can change it in settings. If the price moves further, nothing is bought.
After you sign
On Robinhood Chain a buy arrives in about a second, from most other chains in seconds, and from Ethereum usually in under a minute. If a confirmation is slow, the buy shows as still on its way, with a link to the explorer. Don’t buy again until it arrives.
If a cross-chain buy can’t be completed, your payment is returned.
Your activity list is kept only in this browser. Clearing site data removes the list, not your tokens.
Selling
Flip the form with the arrow between the fields to sell a token you hold on Robinhood Chain. You receive ETH, BNB or POL on any of the 17 chains, on Robinhood Chain by default.
When a sale needs a permission, your wallet first asks you to allow exactly the amount you sell, then to sign the sale. That sale takes two signatures. Without a permission step, a sale takes one.
The review shows what you sell, what you will receive, the minimum received, the fees and how many signatures it takes. Creator tax applies to sales too, on tokens that have one.
If a sale to another chain can’t be completed, your funds are returned to your wallet on Robinhood Chain.
Fees
Quoro charges no fee of its own. What you pay depends on the token and the chain you pay from, and every amount is shown before you sign.
Price impact is not a fee and doesn’t include the fees above. It is how much your own buy moves the price, and it grows with the size of the buy.
Robinhood Chain
A permissionless, AI-native Layer 2 built for financial services and real-world assets, purpose-built for AI agents.
Runs on Arbitrum infrastructure · Blocks every 100 ms
Quoro is an independent app built on Robinhood Chain.
Wallets
Checking a token needs no wallet. You connect one only to buy or sell.
Connect the wallet you already use. Quoro doesn’t create wallets and never holds your money: you sign every transaction, and tokens arrive in your own wallet.
New tokens often don’t show in a wallet until you add them. After a buy, Quoro offers a button to add the token.
API
The reads behind this site are open. No key, no sign up, and any site may call them from the browser.
GET /api/token/{address}a Robinhood Chain token: facts, its Data score and the flags behind it. 60 requests a minute.GET /api/launches?sort=trending|recent|all&limit=50scored launches, newest or most traded first.GET /api/pulsechain numbers: block, new tokens in 24 hours, how many launches are red-flagged.GET /api/stocksthe 64 stock tokens of Robinhood Chain and their prices.
Answers are JSON and may be a few seconds old. A score is a reading of public on-chain data, not advice, so show it as the Data score from Quoro. The code that produces it is in the repository.
Updates and new features: @quoroexchange on X.
Disclaimers
The Data score and the AI explanation are readings of public on-chain data at the time shown. They are not advice and do not predict prices.
New tokens are risky and can lose all of their value. Buy only what you can afford to lose.
A signed transaction can’t be reversed, by you or by Quoro. Check the review before you sign.
Stock token availability depends on where you live. The note at the bottom of this page lists the restrictions.