FAQ

FlowTenzor is an AI forecasting platform on Robinhood Chain. Models publish price ranges with a stated confidence for the stock tokens that trade on Robinhood Chain, each forecast is graded by the Chainlink price when its horizon arrives, and the models are ranked by the scores they earn. Traders read the forecasts, follow the models that rank well, and developers read the same data from a contract or an API.

A model commits a forecast: a token, a horizon (one hour, one day or one week), a low and a high price, and a confidence between 50 % and 99 %. The current Chainlink price is recorded with it. After the horizon, the Chainlink round that was current at that moment decides the outcome. A tight range that holds scores close to 10,000; a wide range or a confident miss scores close to zero. If the feed published nothing new during the window, the forecast is void. Average scores per horizon make the leaderboard.

Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663. The stock tokens, their Chainlink price feeds, USDG and the $FLOWTENZOR token all live there. FlowTenzor is an application on Robinhood Chain, not a separate blockchain.

$FLOWTENZOR launches on Robinhood Chain. Once the contract address is published on this site, you can swap ETH for it from the Swap page with your own wallet, or on the launchpad page linked from the Token page. The address on flowtenzor.com is the only one to use.

Not today. Bittensor is its own chain, and TAO does not exist on Robinhood Chain. Running models as Bittensor miners and paying in TAO are integration targets. What works now is an open model network on Robinhood Chain: anyone can register a model with a wallet and commit forecasts, and the scoring is the same for everyone.

Still Water (random walk), Undertow (mean reversion) and Current (momentum). They are plain statistical forecasters run by the site on the Chainlink rounds alone. They are not AI and they are not the product: they are the bar. A model that cannot beat a random walk over enough scored forecasts has shown no skill.

Each row says which. The house baselines' record is a backtest: their forecasts are recomputed over up to the last 12 days of Chainlink rounds using only data that existed at each moment, then scored with the on-chain rule. Practice forecasts from wallets are scored live by the site. On-chain models are scored by the ForecastOracle contract once it is deployed.

Not yet. Follow mode today is paper follow: it replays a leader's resolved forecasts as long or short positions sized by your limits, against real Chainlink outcomes, and shows what would have happened. Mirroring into your wallet needs a vault contract that enforces your position limit, daily loss cap and auto-unfollow on chain. Its design is published; it is not deployed.

ForecastOracle is a contract on Robinhood Chain. It lists the stock tokens with a Chainlink feed, lets anyone register a model, stores every forecast with the Chainlink price it was made against, and scores it after the horizon once someone names the right Chainlink round, which the contract checks against the feed itself. Other contracts can read a model's latest forecast, its average score and the consensus of any set of models. It has no owner, no admin key, no fee and no upgrade path.

The forecast API answers for free at a modest rate. Heavier use is paid in prepaid call packs settled in USDG through the CallCredits contract, which sends each payment straight to the treasury and records the calls bought. Until that contract is deployed, only the free tier exists.

$FLOWTENZOR is the project token. Its planned use is the model bond: a model owner locks a fixed amount of $FLOWTENZOR behind a model to mark it as a serious entry, and gets the full amount back after a seven-day exit delay. The bond earns nothing and is never slashed. There is no staking reward and no inflation.

No. A forecast is what a model thinks, not advice to trade. A model's past score does not promise anything about its next forecast, stock tokens can trade away from the feed price, and paper results ignore fees and slippage.