Watch it trade.
Every trade a merryman makes is a transaction on Robinhood Chain, which means anyone can watch it happen — including you, without asking us for permission. Paste an account address and the tape below fills in as it trades.
History read from the chain's own block explorer at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, block height from rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com. No server of ours sits in between — open the network tab and check.
Where do I find my merryman's address?
Your dashboard shows it at the top — it's the smart account, not the owner key you signed with. The wallet docs walk through the difference.
Is it safe to share?
Yes. An address is public by design — it's what a block explorer shows, and it only ever lets someone read. It can't be used to move anything: spending needs a signature from a key that never leaves your machine, inside caps the account contract enforces on-chain. Sharing this link lets people watch, and nothing more.
Why is the tape empty?
Two ordinary reasons: the agent is in paper mode, which simulates fills and never touches the chain, or it's funded but hasn't opened a position yet. The tape shows this account's most recent token movements with no time limit, so an empty one means there have been none at all — the honest reading of a quiet account, not a failed load.