Hanx

Stale prices aren’t automatically a problem. Tokenized-equity feeds follow market hours and may stop publishing heartbeats when markets are closed. Hanx keeps this at WATCH instead of REVIEW, preventing false alarms every weekend. Expected staleness stays WATCH, not REVIEW. tryhanx.online 0xb96efd28f275a3eec2f79581301edb96611280ef 

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Hanx is live The market moves. Corporate Actions Happen. Hanx Keeps Watch. CA: 0xb96efd28f275a3eec2f79581301edb96611280ef Know when a stock split is coming. Know whether the onchain multiplier changed. Know what it means for your position. No custody. No guesswork. Just clearer onchain intelligence. tryhanx.online

Hanx uses three verdicts: NORMAL, WATCH, and REVIEW. NORMAL means synchronized. WATCH means an expected event or condition needs attention. REVIEW is reserved for one real discrepancy: the effective time passed, but the multiplier never synced.

Stock Tokens don’t rebase during a split. A 3-for-1 split can leave your 500-token balance at 500 while the multiplier moves from 1.0 to 3.0. Your token count stays the same; what each token represents changes. Hanx exists to prevent exactly this misunderstanding.

A corporate-action calendar tells you a split is coming. A raw feed shows multiplier values. Hanx connects the two, checking what should be true against what is actually true onchain, then returns a clear verdict you can act on. That gap is where Hanx operates. Coming soon…

Meet Hanx. A tool that helps you understand what’s happening with tokenized stocks on @RobinhoodApp Chain. It spots upcoming stock splits, checks if the changes happened correctly onchain, and explains what they mean for your investment. No approval or custody is required.