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Apple · Robinhood Chain

Not available to US persons · shown for information only

Token reference

$314.26

Chainlink token reference · 2h ago

Live market price unavailable — no validated two-sided executable quote right now. The Chainlink feed is a token reference price, not a tradable market.

Market 24h—Ref 24h-0.39%Premium / discount—

Chainlink token reference history · 48 snapshots · newest 5m ago

Market data

Token reference (Chainlink)$314.26 2h ago
Underlying last close (Yahoo)$315.32 2026-07-10
Premium / discount vs token referencereference only — needs an executable quote
Holders6.3K
Transfers · 24h100+
Available liquidityunknown

Contract & venues

Canonical contract0xaF3D76f1834A1d425780943C99Ea8A608f8a93f9
Verificationsource verified on Blockscout
Trading venuesRobinhood app (non-US) · no venue passed the quote bar
Lendingnot available for this asset

Only this exact address is canonical — same-ticker tokens at other addresses are fake.

Transfer activity

Source: Blockscout · live

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Risk & methodology

What this token is: a tokenized wrapper issued on Robinhood Chain that tracks Apple shares. It is not the share itself, and it is unavailable to US persons.

Prices: the market price is the geometric mid of a validated two-sided $1,000 executable quote (bid/ask/spread shown above); it is rejected when one-sided, older than 120 seconds, wider than 500 bps, or diverging more than 25% from the reference. The Chainlink feed is a token reference price that already includes the corporate-action multiplier — Arrow never reapplies it and never presents it as a tradable market price. Premium/discount compares the executable mid with a healthy token reference only. The underlying close is separate context, never a premium input, and returns never mix sources: market 24h is quote-vs-quote, ref 24h is feed-vs-feed.

Risks: issuer and custody risk on the wrapper, smart-contract risk, thin liquidity and price gaps versus traditional markets, and jurisdiction restrictions. Nothing here is investment advice.