Overview

KAZE is a liquidity routing protocol designed for Robinhood Chain. This documentation describes the product surface of the current preview. Spot prices refresh from CoinMarketCap. Route splits remain a local preview. Wallet connection is the only live chain interaction.

Token

The KAZE contract is not published yet.

How KAZE Works

A user selects two tokens and an amount. KAZE is designed to inspect available pools, split the size, and return an estimated output. In this demo the split is generated locally so you can walk the full interface without touching a router contract.

Routing

A route is a path through one or more pools. The preview shows Pool A, Pool B, and sometimes Pool C as a stand-in for a multi-hop split. When the live engine ships, these labels will map to real pool addresses on Robinhood Chain.

Liquidity

Liquidity sources are the pools KAZE can read. None are connected in this build. The landing page therefore shows “Coming soon” for volume routed, liquidity sources, routes, and transactions.

Robinhood Chain

KAZE targets Robinhood Chain (chain id 999). HYPE is the gas token. Connecting a wallet will ask the wallet to use that network. KAZE never asks the wallet to send a swap.

Developers

Integrator surfaces — Router API, SDK, routing engine, and liquidity-source adapters — are listed on the Developers page as Coming Soon. There are no public endpoints in this preview.