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HEY V2 is live.
We rebuilt Hey Research Lab from the ground up as a research workspace for Robinhood Chain. Same mission: find who's actually building, what they shipped, and which of them the market hasn't noticed yet.
What's new:
- One search box for everything. Type a project, a ticker or paste a contract and the answer shows up right where you typed it.
- Builders are a list now. Each row shows status, latest ship, how long ago, and an 8-week chart of counted ships. A whole screen of builders, scanned in seconds.
- Prefer cards? One tap switches, and your choice sticks.
- Shipping now is a live stream of what builders put out on the chain. Pause it, open anything.
- Every project page opens on the builder story first: what shipped, when, and the source behind each claim.
- A sticky bar on every project page jumps straight to Building, Token, Sources or Ownership.
- The map sizes every project by what it shipped in the last 8 weeks, not by market cap. The biggest circles are the builders doing the most work.
- Dark and light mode, fast on a phone, no sideways scrolling anywhere.
What didn't change:
- Activity status comes from shipping, never from price.
- Every ship keeps its source.
- The only thing HEY calls verified is a Verified Builder.
- Nobody can pay for a place in the rankings.
This week on Robinhood Chain:
- 324 ships from 154 projects
- 86 new Verified Builders
- 271 pull requests opened by HEY in 217 repositories we don't own, sending fixes back to builders
Why we're doing this:
- A chain is only as strong as the teams shipping on it. We want the builders here to be seen for the work they do, not for how loud their chart is.
- Holders deserve to know which teams are still building before they put money in, not after.
- Every bug we catch and fix in someone else's repo is one less exploit waiting to happen on Robinhood Chain.
- The better the builders here get noticed, the better the whole ecosystem gets.
The chain is early. The projects shipping right now are the ones that will define it. If you hold a token on Robinhood Chain, you should know whether the team behind it is still building.
Go look it up on $HEY.
We rebuilt Hey Research Lab from the ground up as a research workspace for Robinhood Chain. Same mission: find who's actually building, what they shipped, and which of them the market hasn't noticed yet.
What's new:
- One search box for everything. Type a project, a ticker or paste a contract and the answer shows up right where you typed it.
- Builders are a list now. Each row shows status, latest ship, how long ago, and an 8-week chart of counted ships. A whole screen of builders, scanned in seconds.
- Prefer cards? One tap switches, and your choice sticks.
- Shipping now is a live stream of what builders put out on the chain. Pause it, open anything.
- Every project page opens on the builder story first: what shipped, when, and the source behind each claim.
- A sticky bar on every project page jumps straight to Building, Token, Sources or Ownership.
- The map sizes every project by what it shipped in the last 8 weeks, not by market cap. The biggest circles are the builders doing the most work.
- Dark and light mode, fast on a phone, no sideways scrolling anywhere.
What didn't change:
- Activity status comes from shipping, never from price.
- Every ship keeps its source.
- The only thing HEY calls verified is a Verified Builder.
- Nobody can pay for a place in the rankings.
This week on Robinhood Chain:
- 324 ships from 154 projects
- 86 new Verified Builders
- 271 pull requests opened by HEY in 217 repositories we don't own, sending fixes back to builders
Why we're doing this:
- A chain is only as strong as the teams shipping on it. We want the builders here to be seen for the work they do, not for how loud their chart is.
- Holders deserve to know which teams are still building before they put money in, not after.
- Every bug we catch and fix in someone else's repo is one less exploit waiting to happen on Robinhood Chain.
- The better the builders here get noticed, the better the whole ecosystem gets.
The chain is early. The projects shipping right now are the ones that will define it. If you hold a token on Robinhood Chain, you should know whether the team behind it is still building.
Go look it up on $HEY.
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