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Crius vs Bitquery for Robinhood Chain data
Bitquery and Crius both index Robinhood Chain and stream it in real time. Bitquery is a multi-chain GraphQL platform where you compose queries over generic cubes; Crius is a Robinhood-Chain-specific REST and WebSocket API whose endpoints already answer the common questions (prices, candles, holders at a block, PnL, honeypots).
Checked against Bitquery's public documentation in October 2026. Sources are listed below.
What Bitquery offers on Robinhood Chain
- Bitquery indexes Robinhood Chain (network
robinhood, chain ID 4663): blocks, transactions, internal calls, decoded events, token transfers, balances, DEX trades and pool liquidity, served through one GraphQL endpoint where any query can run as a live WebSocket subscription. - Its docs have Robinhood-specific guides for trades, new pools and trending tokens, transfers, liquidity, events, calls and traces, balances, token holders and supply, and launchpad pages for Pons, Flap.sh, Bags.fm, trench.today and Pools.trade.
- Data is also available over Kafka and as bulk exports. An access token is required outside Bitquery's IDE.
- Bitquery's own comparison post lists a 7-day trial covering Robinhood Chain and paid plans from $49/month, and notes that Bitquery does not provide RPC access or transaction broadcasting.
| Feature | Crius | Bitquery |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Yes REST + WebSocket, one chain-specific schema | Yes GraphQL (one endpoint), Kafka, bulk export |
| Real-time delivery | Yes WebSocket channels per token, pool, wallet, launches, new pools | Yes Any query as a GraphQL subscription |
| History depth | Yes From block 0 | Not verified Not verified; Bitquery advises checking depth for your queries |
| Decoded DEX trades | Yes With real-trader attribution, tax, finality | Yes DEX trades cube |
| OHLCV candles | Yes 1s to 1d, spike-filtered | Partly Aggregated from trades in your query |
| Token holders | Yes Live, snapshots at any block, cohorts, history | Yes Token holders cube |
| Launchpads (Pons, Flap.sh…) | Yes Pons, Flap.sh, Bankr, Long.xyz, King of the Markets | Yes Guides for Pons, Flap.sh, Bags.fm, trench.today, Pools.trade |
| Uniswap v4 hooks | Yes Decoded permissions and risk flags | Partly v4 trades and events; hook risk not documented |
| Honeypot / tax checks | Yes Realized + simulated tax, honeypot verdict | Not verified Not verified |
| Wallet PnL | Yes Realized/unrealized PnL, top traders | Partly Balances and history; PnL computed in your query |
| RPC / send transactions | No Read API only; pair with an RPC provider to write | No No RPC or broadcasting (per Bitquery) |
| Free access | Yes Free plan: 1M credits/month, no card; keyless core calls | Partly 7-day trial; paid from $49/month (per Bitquery) |
Choose Bitquery if…
- You already query other chains through Bitquery and want Robinhood Chain in the same schema.
- You need arbitrary decoded events, calls and traces, or Kafka / bulk exports.
- You're comfortable composing GraphQL queries for aggregations.
Choose Crius if…
- You want answers, not query building: holders at a block or market cap, top traders by PnL, honeypot and realized tax, bubble maps, launchpad lifecycle, in one call each.
- You want trades attributed to the real trader behind routers, solvers and bundlers.
- You want a free plan with 1M credits a month and keyless core calls to start.
Using both is common: an RPC or multi-chain provider for writes and other chains, Crius for Robinhood Chain market data.
Crius vs Bitquery: questions
Is Crius a Bitquery alternative for Robinhood Chain?
For application data on Robinhood Chain, yes: prices, candles, trades, holders, launchpads, security and wallets over REST and WebSocket. Bitquery is broader across chains and better suited to arbitrary event decoding, Kafka and bulk exports.
Which is cheaper?
Crius has a free plan (1M credits a month) and paid plans from $19/month. Bitquery lists a 7-day trial and paid plans from $49/month. Real cost depends on your query volume, so compare with your own workload.
Does Bitquery support Pons?
Yes, Bitquery documents a Pons Launchpad API for Robinhood Chain in its GraphQL docs. Crius covers Pons with lifecycle, curve progress, graduation and fee endpoints plus launches:pons and graduations:pons streams.
Sources
- Bitquery: Robinhood Chain API docs: docs.bitquery.io/docs/category/robinhood/
- Bitquery: Best Robinhood Chain APIs for Developers in 2026: bitquery.io/blog/best-robinhood-chain-api
- Bitquery: Robinhood Chain New Pools & Trending Tokens API: docs.bitquery.io/docs/blockchain/robinhood/robinhood-new-pools-trending/
- Crius: crius.sh/docs and crius.sh/pricing
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