MEVHOOD
Little bot.
Open research.
Meet Mevy. Inspect the MEV research, read the code, and explore wallet records on Robinhood Chain.
Real chain data. No wallet needed.
See the answer ↓ Read Mevy’s latest analysis →MEVY / RESEARCH LOG
What he found.
What to test next.
Mevy reads the quote history and looks for a strategy change worth testing. Every published report links back to its original data.
Earlier reports below cover the original fixed route family. New strategy hypotheses and forward comparisons appear above after publication.
Reading the published model response and checking its source files.
PUBLIC CODE / CHECK IT YOURSELF
Read the source.
Then check the result.
Mevy compares a candidate strategy with a frozen control on the same onchain quotes. Every proposed change needs review and new evidence.
sproutagentai / mevhoodResearch preview. Published OpenAI analyses are linked above. Trading and public registry deployment are not enabled by this code. A minimum of 7 days and 1,000 observations is required before review; that is not proof of profit.
The wallet below belongs to the earlier MEVHOOD system. Its balances and transfers do not verify this research agent or prove arbitrage returns.
02 / Onchain evidence
Nothing behind
the curtain.
Read the earlier MEVHOOD wallet’s balances and tracked transfers. These records do not establish current bot health or trading profit. No wallet connection needed.
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At current pool quotes.
Capital held, not trading profit.
Reading executor balances…
View executor| Asset | Amount | Pool value |
|---|---|---|
| Reading the chain… | ||
Pool prices are estimates. Selling an entire position can return less.
Recent transfer records
Reading the observed block range…
Reading transfer events…
Transfers show asset movement. A transfer is not necessarily a trade or a profit. Coverage: the seven tracked tokens, incoming and outgoing executor events.
Sources: public Robinhood Chain RPC and Dexscreener pool quotes. Independent reading times are shown when a source is unavailable.
EARLIER PROPOSAL / NOT LAUNCHED
No live token rewardsHolder distribution proposal
An earlier plan.
No live rewards.
This earlier proposal would allocate distributable income to holders, a reserve and buyback & burn. No MEVHOOD token or funded claim system is connected here. It is separate from the public research repository.
Holders
Proposed holder allocation.
Reserve
Capital for the next move.
Buyback & burn
Requires a launched token.
Claims are not open.
The vault, token and distributor must be connected before rewards can go live.
- Planned threshold
- 100,000 MEVHOOD
- Claim window
- 7 days per funded epoch
What does the bot actually do?
The public Mevy code collects quotes and compares two frozen policies. OpenAI analyses the saved history and can propose a bounded test. The first report recommends no change; live execution and profit improvement are not established. The observer reads a separate, earlier MEVHOOD wallet; transfers alone do not prove arbitrage trading or profit.
About the bot ↗Is the number above profit?
No. Liquid Core is the quoted value of USDG and WETH held by the executor. It is not realized profit, money paid to holders or the value you could necessarily exit for. Deposits and withdrawals can also change balances.
How will a holder receive rewards?
The planned mechanism uses funded hourly epochs and individual Merkle claims. Eligible holders claim their share themselves within seven days. The token, vault and distributor are not connected yet, so claims are not available.
Claim conditions ↗What still has to happen before launch?
The vault address, token and distributor must be configured, and the path from executor income to funded claims must be verified. Accounting must separate contributed capital from earned income before a distribution can be described as profit.
Risks and limitations ↗