Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Blindfloor’s sealed stop-losses
Blindfloor offers stop-loss orders for Robinhood stock tokens, using a hashed trigger price that stays unreadable on-chain until execution.
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- For
- Holders of Robinhood-issued stock tokens
- Worth noticing
- The default keeper can see the trigger; only the chain is blind until execution.
Field notes
The arming flow is designed to keep the trigger price out of the transaction: the browser creates a random 32-byte salt, and the contract receives a hash. Users approve an exact amount rather than depositing tokens; they can let the site's keeper watch the feed or retain the reveal and fire via CLI or Blockscout. The page says the keeper sees triggers in default mode, feeds may pause, and execution can fail if pool prices exceed the user's tolerance.
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