Pace

You have been telling users you cannot do a stop because you do not hold their coins. That was the honest answer last month. It is not anymore. Our SDK sends the order through their wallet. We never see the key. Docs: paceonrh.xyz/docs/sdk API: paceonrh.xyz/docs

Other products need your coins in their account before they will watch a price for you. We never ask you to take that step. The position stays in your wallet until the fill, and only that wallet can cancel it.

Pace’s SDK is live. If you are building on Robinhood Chain, you can offer limits, recurring buys, take profits, and stops from your own app now. paceonrh.xyz/docs/sdk

You woke up to a wick through your number, then a bounce. Normally, you would have taken the bounce. You would not have taken the wick. That is why a stop on Pace has a floor. It can sell when the price reaches your level. It is not allowed to dump you at any panic print below that.

What we offer is not just a prettier chart. It is a standing instruction on Robinhood Chain. ”Recurring buys, limits, take profits, stops.” You’re the one who signs it. The contract is what carries it.

This morning, after staring at the chart for a while, you panicked and sold. An hour later the name did the thing you originally wanted. You spend the rest of the day full of regret. This never would have happened had you used pace. Here, you pick the level once and let the order do the patient part. No overthinking or panic selling.

What does "take profit" mean if you still have to be the one who clicks it? We built the instruction so it can fill while the tokens are still in your wallet.

Imagine building an app on this chain and telling users you cannot offer a limit because you do not hold keys. That line is why we exist. Non-custodial should not mean “good luck with the swap button.” paceonrh.xyz/dca

Have you ever missed the print because you were asleep, in a meeting, or just tired of the chart? On pace, you just set the level, sign it, and come back when it has something to say. You never have to miss out.

Have you bought the name and then just sat on it, waiting for a level you already knew? That is the part we could not ignore. Pace exists, so the price you wanted is an order, not a note in your head. paceonrh.xyz/dca

Robinhood Chain made it easy to buy the name. We are here so you can decide what happens after the buy. paceonrh.xyz/dca

Apps should not have to become custodians to look complete. We are the solution to that. Limits and schedules without holding anyone’s keys, that's what we offer.

Trading here should not mean staring at a screen until something happens. Set the level. Let the chain work. Come back when it printed.

We do not need your bag to do the job. You sign. The tokens stay where they are. That is Pace. paceonrh.xyz/dca

Pace is the order layer on Robinhood Chain. Not a nicer swap; it's the place a price target becomes an instruction the chain can carry. paceonrh.xyz/dca

Templates sit under the form if you do not want to start from zero. Ten dollars a week into TSLA. Twenty-five into NVDA. A hundred a week across NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, and GOOGL. It only fills the form. You still review and sign. paceonrh.xyz/dca

Recurring buys can wait for your price now. Turn on Advanced and set a cap. If the fill would miss it, Pace skips that one instead of chasing a worse print.

Basket DCA is live. You set one budget and split it across two to five names. Each name is its own recurring order, so you can pause one without touching the others. paceonrh.xyz/dca/basket

You can set a take profit or a stop on tokens you already hold. Pick the token, set the price, and sign from your wallet. Next we turn that into an API any non-custodial app can use. paceonrh.xyz/dca

We added cost and P&L to every position. Buys show what you spent, the average price, and what it is worth now. That spend includes the protocol fee, the keeper tip, and gas, because all of it left the same wallet.