Support Quality
Support liquidity says how many dollars sit under the price. Support quality says how many wallets those dollars belong to.
Table of Contents
What it measures
Two numbers, computed from the LP positions in every pool that holds a token's support. Both are weighted by dollars, so a large pool counts more than a small one.
- Wallets behind the support. The effective number of wallets, worked out from every LP's actual dollar share. A pool where one LP holds most of the liquidity counts as few wallets even if many LPs are present.
- Largest wallet. The biggest single owner's share of measured support, added up across every pool it holds. One address with positions in three pools is one wallet, not three.
A chip turns the two numbers into one word, and a coverage line says how much of the support they describe.
What we found
In September 2026 we tracked about 180 tokens on Robinhood Chain for 46 hours and counted how often a token's support fell by more than half within one hour, after removing the token's own price move. Fewer participants meant much higher risk.
| Wallets behind the support | Lost over half their support within an hour |
|---|---|
| fewer than 3 | 22% of tokens |
| 3 to 10 | 19% |
| 10 to 30 | 5.5% |
| 30 or more | 0% |
| Largest wallet's share | Lost over half their support within an hour |
|---|---|
| 25% to 50% | 8% of tokens |
| 50% to 80% | 10% |
| 80% or more | 31% |
Neither TVL nor exitable depth shows this. Picture a token with $1.5 million of support. One pool with 40 LP wallets holds $1 million of it, but a single wallet owns 60 percent of that pool, and three smaller pools have one owner each. The tile reads deep. One address can remove most of the floor in a transaction or two.
The bands
| Band | Rule | Lost over half their support within an hour |
|---|---|---|
| Concentrated | Fewer than 3 wallets, or one wallet holds 80% or more | 28% of tokens |
| Mixed | Fewer than 10 wallets, or one wallet holds 50% or more | 10% |
| Broad | Everything else | 6% |
A band is not a prediction. Most concentrated tokens held. It tells you how few decisions the floor depends on.
Measured coverage
The first line on the card shows how much of the support we can attribute to wallets. The gap is pools on venues where we do not index positions yet, Uniswap v4 liquidity added without a position NFT, and pools with no LP activity in the last week. We show the gap instead of folding it into the band. In the study, tokens with less than half their support measured collapsed five times as often as tokens above 90 percent, so read the coverage line first.
Limits
- Robinhood Chain only, from Uniswap v3 and v4 positions.
- Wallets, not people. One person can split a position across many addresses.
- Launcher-seeded pools are treated as fixed support. A launcher that opens one position in thousands of pools does not pull them, so those dollars stay in the totals but no wallet decision is counted behind them. The card says how much of the support that is.
- Tokenized stocks and other real-world assets need a separate read. Their price is anchored to an outside market, so concentrated on-chain support says less about price risk than it does for a native token.
- Short study window. The rates above come from 46 hours of data. We will recalibrate on a longer window before they feed the CLOBr score.