Networks

The application works on four networks. You pick one in the Chain field on the Create page, and in the filters on the management pages. Which DEXes are available depends on the network: the application only offers protocols that are actually deployed there.

What is available where

The two gaps in that table are not an oversight: PancakeSwap V4 is deployed only on BNB Chain and Base, and Robinhood Chain has no PancakeSwap at all. On those networks the corresponding entries simply do not appear in the dropdown.

Swaps on close

Selling the volatile token when a position closes (the “Swap tokens” checkbox on Manage) and the “Sell …” button both work on all four networks. Only the router differs:

• BNB Chain, Base, Ethereum — Kyber under Auto.
• Robinhood Chain — Relay. Kyber will be wired up there later, and Auto will prefer it automatically, with no change to your settings.
• Matcha (0x) can be selected by hand on any network, but Auto never picks it.

The aggregator choice lives in Settings, in the transaction settings section.

Selling the volatile token in a pair like MEME/WETH — with no stablecoin involved at all — is supported on all four networks too: the token received is sold into the wrapped native token (WETH, WBNB), and PnL is accounted in that frame.

Robinhood Chain

Network 4663 is an L2 on the Arbitrum Orbit stack, and gas is paid in ETH. The explorer is Blockscout at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, and Defined.fi charts support the network.

Your own RPC

You can set your own RPC node per network in Settings. It is worth doing when the default node starts rate limiting you. The default is sized for ordinary use, and there is no reason to change it otherwise.