Robinhood Chain has memecoins, tokenized stocks and treasuries, and the liquidity to trade them — but until now, trading them meant a swap box and a prayer. No stop loss. No limit order that fills while you sleep. No way to scale into a position over a week without setting alarms. Epsilon fixes that, and the beta is open today at app.epsilon.exchange.

Five order types that run themselves

• Limit. Name your price; the order rests on-chain and fills when the market gets there.
• Stop loss. A trigger below the market that sells automatically if it breaks — the protection every memecoin position deserves.
• DCA. Spread a buy or sell over hours, days or weeks in equal slices, each filled at the best route available at that moment.
• DCA stop loss. A stop that unwinds the position in staged sells instead of one dump — built for thin pools where a single market sell would crater your own exit.
• Trailing stop. A stop that follows the price up and only triggers on the way back down, locking in gains without capping them.

Best price, every fill

Every order routes through the best available liquidity on Robinhood Chain at execution time. You don't pick a pool or a venue; the router compares them and takes the one that returns the most. That applies to the swap you make right now and to the limit order that fills three days from now.

Non-custodial by construction

This is the part we care most about. An Epsilon order is a message you sign in your wallet, not a deposit into ours. The signed order carries your price, your size and your limits, and a network of keepers is committed to executing it the moment the conditions are met. Your tokens stay in your wallet the entire time the order waits. If you change your mind, you cancel; nothing to withdraw.

It also means Epsilon never holds a position for you, never has your keys, and can't be a honeypot. Advanced orders on-chain used to require trusting a custodian with your balance. Here the only thing we hold is your signature.

One-click trading

Sign in with an email or passkey and you get an embedded wallet that trades with a single tap — no extension, no seed phrase on day one. Prefer your own wallet? Connect MetaMask, Rabby or anything WalletConnect-compatible and it works the same way. Real-time charts, live market data and portfolio PnL sit next to the order form, so you can place a stop without leaving the chart that told you to.

What beta means

The core — signing, routing, keeper execution — is live and audited, and we are trading on it ourselves. What is still moving is everything around it: order-form details, chart polish, mobile, the list of tokens with full oracle coverage. Expect frequent releases; we post every one on the changelog. If something looks wrong, the in-app report button goes straight to the team.

Full documentation, including how orders are signed and executed, lives at docs.epsilon.exchange. Come trade — and put a stop on it.