Getting onto Robinhood Chain
SABLE operates on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum‑compatible network. To do anything there you need ETH on that network—it covers the fees.
- Choose an EVM‑compatible walletAny wallet that supports Ethereum‑type networks will work. Your address starts with 0x.
- Add the network manuallyUse the official values below, verified character by character. Do not let an unknown site do it for you.
- Transfer ETH to Robinhood ChainFrom Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or Optimism: use a bridge such as Relay or Across. From Solana: use Relay or deBridge to receive ETH.
- Send a small test amount firstIf the test transaction arrives, the rest will go through. If not, you’ve only lost the test amount.
- Verify arrival in the explorerPaste your address into the Robinhood Chain Blockscout explorer. It is the source of truth, not the wallet screen.
- Verify the token address at the sourceOnly the one published by Sable on its official X account or official Telegram channel.
- Network name
- Robinhood Chain
- RPC address
- https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
- Chain ID
- 4663
- Symbol
- ETH
- Explorer
- https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
- SABLE contract
- 0xf7894d31D569e6330592D346ecfeFdf4257F3EC1
When coming from Solana, the most common mistake: entering your Solana address as the receiving address. On the bridge, the destination address must be your EVM address, the one that starts with 0x.
Transfer a little more than you plan to use. Without ETH for fees, a wallet with no ETH cannot send any transaction.
Read the token page
The same fields appear on Axiom, DexScreener and most dashboards. Here’s what they indicate.
Price and market cap
Market cap is the price multiplied by the total supply. SABLE has a supply of one billion; at $0.0004, the market cap is $400,000. Terminals often show market cap, which is easier to read than a price with four zeros.
Liquidity
The value of SABLE and ETH deposited in the pool, against which each trade is executed.
The lower it is relative to an order size, the more the order moves the price.
Volume
The amount traded over a given period: 5 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours.
High volume on low liquidity indicates that the same tokens are frequently passing from hand to hand.
Buys and sells
The number of transactions on each side, and sometimes the amount. Many small buys versus a few large sells tell a different story than the opposite.
Multiple pools
The same token can be traded in multiple pools. At launch, SABLE went through the Pons launchpad; the main pool shown here is the SABLE/ETH pair on Uniswap v4.
That’s why two dashboards can display different liquidity or market cap for the same token.
Tax
A percentage taken on each purchase or sale when the token contract includes one.
For SABLE, Axiom shows a 2 % tax, but contract analysis by GoPlus detects no tax. The source of this 2 % is unconfirmed.
Dex Paid
A payment was made to enrich the token’s profile on DexScreener: logo, links, description.
The note does not say who paid. It is a weak signal: it says nothing about the token’s quality.
View holders
No figure should be read in isolation; each interacts with the others. The tiles below are live, sourced on-chain by GoPlus Security and DexScreener.
Axiom’s own tiles
These metrics are calculated by Axiom using its own, non‑public method. They are not available live here: open the token’s page on Axiom to view them.
Snipers H.The share held by wallets that bought in the very first moments, often via automation.
They often sell quickly; their share changes over the course of hours.
InsidersThe share held by wallets that the tool links to the team or the deployer, through their funding or transfers.
This is an estimate based on link analysis, not a certainty.
BundlersThe share purchased in the same transaction or block as the deployment.
Beyond 10%, the deployer often controls a hidden share of the supply.
Fresh WalletsThe share held by recent wallets with no history.
Newcomers, or a single individual spread across multiple addresses: the figure alone is not conclusive.
Pro TradersThe wallets that Axiom classifies as active traders, and the share they hold.
A population that enters and exits quickly.
LP BurnedThe proportion of liquidity tokens that have been burned. Once burned, they can no longer be used to withdraw liquidity from the pool.
This protects against liquidity withdrawals, not against the sale of held tokens. “???” indicates unknown, not zero.
Dev H.The share that Axiom attributes to the developer.
Always cross‑check with Bundlers. Axiom’s method may differ from the contract deployment address shown above.
The four chart indicators
These are the settings shown above. An indicator is a calculation performed on past prices: it describes, it does not predict. For a token that is only a few hours old, they still lack historical perspective.
Ichimoku Cloud
9 · 26 · 52 · 26
- What it is
- A set of five lines. Tenkan: the midpoint of the highest and lowest of the last 9 candles. Kijun: the same calculated over 26 candles. The two cloud lines are plotted 26 candles ahead, and Chikou is the closing price shifted 26 candles back.
- How to read it
- The price is positioned relative to the cloud: above, within, or below. The cloud is green when its fast line is above its slow line, and red when the opposite is true. Its thickness indicates the distance between the two lines.
- What it requires
- At least 52 candles to form the cloud’s slow line, and 77 for the cloud to exist up to the latest candle. On a 15‑minute chart, this requires about 20 hours of trading.
- Its limitations
- Designed for liquid markets and daily candles. On a young, highly volatile token, the lines shift a lot and the cloud frequently flips.
VWAP
typical price · session
- What it is
- The volume‑weighted average price since the start of the session. Each candle counts according to what actually traded. Here, the session restarts at midnight UTC, which is 2 a.m. in Italy.
- How to read it
- It is the average price paid since the start of the day. A close above means the current price is above this average; below means it is lower.
- What it needs
- Volume. At the start of a session, it relies on few trades and moves a lot.
- Its limits
- It resets each day. On the 4‑hour timeframe, a session contains only six candles.
Relative Strength Index
14
- What it is
- A ratio between the average magnitude of gains and of losses over the past 14 candles, scaled between 0 and 100.
- How to read it
- Above 70, it is considered an overbought zone: recent gains have largely dominated. Below 30, it is oversold. Between the two is a neutral zone. These zones describe recent history; they do not indicate a reversal.
- What it needs
- 15 candles for an initial value.
- Its limits
- In a strong move, the RSI can remain above 70 or below 30 for a long time.
MACD
12 · 26 · close · 9
- What it is
- The difference between two exponential moving averages of the close over 12 and 26 candles. The signal line is a 9‑candle moving average of this difference. The histogram shows the gap between the two lines.
- How to read it
- MACD line above the signal line: recent momentum is more bullish than its average. A histogram that lengthens shows the gap widening; one that shortens shows it narrowing.
- What it needs
- 34 candles required for the signal line to be generated.
- Its limits
- It is based on averages, so it lags the price. Its crossovers occur after the move.
All DexScreener indicators
The “Indicators” menu in DexScreener provides the TradingView library. Each entry is described in one or two sentences: what it measures and how to read it. The four indicators on this chart are marked with a star.
How a transaction is executed
Between the displayed price and the obtained price, several factors come into play.
Network feespaid in ETH with each transaction
Potential taxAxiom shows 2% for SABLE; GoPlus does not detect any in the contract
Price impactwhat your order itself moves within the pool
Slippagethe maximum slippage you accept before cancellation
Terminal feespecific to the tool used
The pool sets the price
There is no order book. The pool contains SABLE and ETH; buying removes SABLE and adds ETH, which raises the price for the next transaction. The larger the order relative to the liquidity, the greater the slippage.
The tolerated slippage
While your transaction is waiting to be included, others go ahead. The tolerated slippage sets the maximum accepted deviation; beyond that, the transaction fails rather than executing at an unexpected price. A wide setting lets the transaction go through, at the risk of a worse price.
A measured order of magnitude
At SABLE launch, the author of this page measured a real entry cost of about 7.5% in a very volatile market: the 2% shown by Axiom, and the rest as slippage. In a calm market, the gap is much smaller.
SABL support program: closed
Updated on 27.09.2026 from what the Sable team wrote in the official Telegram group. The official page buildsable.com/support is no longer online.
The program is over. Registration opened on 15 September 2026 and the claim window closed on Tuesday 22 September, after one week. According to the team, everyone who filled out the claim received their airdrop, and stablecoins were sent manually to people who had issues.
I missed it. What can I do?
Write to the Sable team directly, and only through its official channels: contact@buildsable.com. The team has said the program had a set time period and that it cannot keep resources on it forever. Each case is looked at on its own, with no guarantee.
I registered but I received nothing.
First check the 0x address you gave when registering. If nothing arrived there, write to contact@buildsable.com with your Solana address and the code you noted at registration.
Is there a second round?
None has been announced. Only Sable's official channels can announce one.
Scam warning. Now that the program is closed, fake "late claim" or "second round" links will circulate. Nobody from the team writes first in private, and nobody will ever ask you for a fee, a signature, a private key or a recovery phrase to "unlock" anything.
Write to the Sable team
Lisa can explain what happened. She cannot check, reopen or speed up a claim.
Pitfalls to avoid
Fake addresses
Only one address matters: the one Sable publishes on its own channels. Not the one from a private message, a fake 'support', or a pseudonym disguised as an announcement.
SABL is not SABLE
Sable also has a separate SABL token on Solana. This is not a Robinhood Chain address, and no one should ask you to 'migrate' anything.
The network added by a site
A malicious site can connect your wallet to a fake node that shows false balances. Add the network yourself.
Exact amount
Spending the exact amount leaves the wallet without ETH for fees.
Secret phrase requests
No legitimate person ever asks for your recovery phrase or private key. Never.
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