Execution
at the right moment.
Kairo Labs is building the execution layer for Robinhood Chain: private submission, revert protection and sealed-bid backrun auctions, with the value returned to the people who created it.
The problem: value left behind.
A transaction that reverts on Robinhood Chain still burns its gas. Users and bots pay for trades that never happened.
Every trade creates follow-up opportunities. Today searchers race for them in the open and keep what they capture.
Apps submit through generic RPCs with no simulation, no privacy and no way to share in the value their users create.
The ledger: what the chain leaks, live.
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Figures are estimated from a 1-in-4 sample of blocks, read directly from Robinhood Chain every five minutes. “Where reverts land” lists the contracts the failed transactions were sent to.
The mechanism: four steps.
Apps and wallets send transactions through a private Kairo endpoint instead of the public mempool.
Every transaction is simulated first. If it would revert, it is not sent and costs nothing.
Searchers bid in sealed auctions for the right to backrun, seeing hints, never raw calldata.
Winning bids settle on-chain and are split between the user, the app and the protocol.
Terms, timeline and questions.
Is Kairo live?
No. Kairo Labs is building it. The ledger above is live and real; the execution layer is in development and will open after testing and an external audit.
How is this different from a normal RPC?
A normal RPC forwards whatever you send. Kairo will simulate first, keep your transaction private, and pay you part of the value your trade creates.
Will searchers see my transaction?
They will see redacted hints needed to bid, not your raw transaction. That is the design goal we are building to.
What is $KAIRO?
$KAIRO is the Kairo Labs token on Robinhood Chain. The official contract address is posted on our X account first. Do not trust addresses from anywhere else.
Request early access.
For apps that want private submission, searchers who want the auction, and anyone tired of paying for reverts.