How Arcjev reads.

What this is

Arcjev is an index of the tokens on Robinhood Chain that carry the name Jev, and a read of each one from public numbers. Jev is a name many tokens and projects on the chain share; Arcjev does not belong to any of them and does not know who they are. It reads what a public pool feed lists, folds it into tokens, and puts four facts about each token into fixed bands.

How the index is read

A public pool feed is searched for "jev" on Robinhood Chain, up to five pages of twenty pools. Every pool with at least $500 of reserve is kept. A token enters the index when its symbol or name carries "jev" and it is one side of at least one kept pool. Its deepest pool is the one with the most reserve; its price and 24h change come from the deepest pool where it is the base; its volume is the sum across its pools; its first seen date is the earliest pool creation the feed reports.

• Several different contracts share the symbol JEV. The name and the contract tell them apart; the index never merges them.
• Pools where a Jev token is the quote side still count as its pools, so a token paired against another Jev token appears once per contract.
• Nothing is added or removed by hand.

The four rules

The sentence under a read is the four band names in order. There is no score, no weight, no threshold that moves, and no model. A read can be checked by hand from the numbers on the same row.

Sources and refresh

The feed allows about 24 calls a minute. When the budget is spent or the feed fails, the last good capture is shown and marked cached; when there is none, the page says unavailable. Every number carries the time it was read. A dash means the feed had nothing; it is never a zero.

What it does not do

• No custody and no fee. The studio's swap builds a call for your own wallet to the launch's Pons V2 curve or its Uniswap V4 pool, dry-runs it from your account, and never touches the funds. Tokens that were not launched on Pons V2 get no swap here, only the venue keys.
• No rating and no advice. The read is four rules on public numbers.
• No contact with any Jev team. Listing links on a studio page come from the token's own listing on the feed.
• No check of the contract code, the team or the backing of any token.

The token

The ticker is $ARCJEV on Robinhood Chain, launched on Pons V2 and paired with ETH. The contract below is the only one; it is the same in the header and in the footer, and any address shown anywhere else is not ours. The token carries the name, so it enters the index by the same rule as every other token and gets the same read. The site works the same whether you hold it or not.

Ticker

$ARCJEV

Contract

0xbbb9d36bdc50fb64d07fd27ac42e718f9544a49bCopyExplorerStudio and swap

Chain

Robinhood Chain

Links

X: not yetTelegram: not yetGitHub: not yet

Changelog

• 21 Sep 2026$ARCJEV contract published: header, footer, this page and the identity block, with keys to the explorer and to its studio. The index now asks for the project's own token by contract as well, because the name search can lag behind a new pool.
• 21 Sep 2026The wallet moved to the top bar on every page: connecting puts it on Robinhood Chain, and its panel lists every token of the index the wallet holds, each row opening the studio and its swap. The ticker $ARCJEV is confirmed.
• 21 Sep 2026Index as boxes on the home and the index page; wallet position and a swap in the studio, on the Pons V2 curve or the Uniswap V4 pool of a launch; pools and pairs ledger; the top strip and the hero stamp removed.
• 21 Sep 2026First build: the flight through the arc, the index from the pool search, the read with its four rules, the pairs and holders sections, the studio with candles, trades, pools and holders, this page.