Market intelligence • Robinhood Chain
Every market
has a moment.
Watch the conditions that matter. Bellwatch tracks supported assets, evaluates your alert rules, and helps you understand transactions before you sign.
Preview alert rings the bell and shows how a finding is presented, built from a live observation; none of your rules triggered.
- 01Market sessions
- 02Price freshness
- 03Liquidity checks
- 04Transaction review
Four clocks, kept apart
The market doesn't share one clock.
An accessible token or pool does not mean a fresh price or deep liquidity. Bellwatch keeps the four conditions separate and shows each one with its own source and time.
- 01
Underlying market session
US equities trade in a core session (09:30–16:00 New York) with holidays and early closes. Bellwatch reads an embedded NYSE calendar and reports open, closed, holiday or unknown.
- 02
Tokenization availability
The issuer mints and burns Stock Tokens only inside its tokenization window (Monday 02:00 to Saturday 02:00 Central European time). Outside it, tokens still transfer and trade onchain.
- 03
Onchain pool availability
A Uniswap pool exists or it does not, and its active liquidity is a number read at a block. A closed market never closes a pool; a pool never proves depth.
- 04
Reference price freshness
Each Chainlink feed has a heartbeat. Bellwatch shows the round time and the age of every price and marks it fresh, aging or stale. Stock feeds update 24/5; weekend prices are hours old by design.
Alert rules · live
One bell. Your rules.
Rules are stored with their owner, data source, threshold and cooldown, and evaluated by deterministic code on a schedule. The three example rules below are evaluated right now against live observations by that same engine. The assistant explains findings; it never decides them.
Execution guardian · live
Before you sign.
Paste a transaction hash or an unsigned request. Bellwatch decodes the call, identifies the contract, lists approvals and transfers, simulates where the endpoint supports it and labels every finding. No blanket verdicts: what was checked and what was unavailable is always listed. The card on the right is a real transaction from the chain, reviewed by the same pipeline.
When available, this card shows the latest successful router transaction on the chain, decoded by the same pipeline that reviews your own requests.
Operational loop
How Bellwatch works.
observe → normalise → evaluate rules → record findings → explain → notify
- 1
Add an address or connect a wallet
Read-only addresses work without a wallet. Sign in with a wallet signature to persist rules and receive findings in your inbox.
- 2
Choose supported assets and rules
Pick from the verified registry (ETH, USDG, Stock Tokens and more). Set thresholds, cooldowns and the data source each rule reads.
- 3
Review findings and notifications
The evaluator observes, normalises, evaluates and records. Every finding arrives with its source, observation time and block.
Evidence-based agent
Evidence first.
- 01
Every finding includes its source and observation time.
Prices carry the feed address and round time; sessions carry the calendar; reviews carry the block and the methods used.
- 02
Missing information is shown as unavailable.
An endpoint that did not answer, a feed that is stale or an unsupported capability is labelled, never replaced with a guess or a zero.
- 03
Rules are evaluated by code.
Decimal arithmetic, edge detection and cooldowns run in a deterministic engine with unit tests. The model never evaluates a threshold.
- 04
AI explains supported findings.
When configured, the assistant answers only from tool results and cites them. Without a key, template explanations use the same data.
Token
$BELLW
Contract address
Soon
The contract address will be published here and nowhere else first. Until then, any address claiming to be $BELLW is not ours.
Network
Robinhood Chain chain id 4663
Symbol BELLW · Bellwatch
Before you interact
- Verify the address against this page and the explorer; copycat tokens are common on this chain.
- Bellwatch never asks for a seed phrase or signs transactions for you.
- Token information is informational; nothing here is an offer, a strategy or a promise of returns.