No Bell NYSE —

Robinhood Chain · id 4663 · $NOBELL

No opening bell.
No closing bell.
No bell.

The New York Stock Exchange trades 9:30 to 4:00, five days a week, minus nine holidays and a handful of half-days — about 18% of the hours in a year. Robinhood built a chain that runs through all the other 82%. This is the token for the hours nobody rings for.

This market, open since launch

0000:00:00

Hours : minutes : seconds · never paused

NYSE, open in the same window

0000:00:00

Regular sessions only, ET

Hours the bell was silent: 0 —

New York Stock Exchange

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$NOBELL

Open

No session. No holiday calendar. No halt.

Right now in New York

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When the bell doesn't ring

next twelve months

Every date below is a day the NYSE is dark or cuts the session short, and a day this market keeps running. The list is computed from the exchange calendar, not typed in by hand.

DateReasonHours lost

 

The token

nothing clever in it

The joke is the hours, not the contract. So the contract is the plainest thing that can be deployed — and the half that matters is what it leaves out.

Specification

NameNo Bell
SymbolNOBELL
Decimals18
Supply1,000,000,000
ChainRobinhood Chain (4663)
Team allocation0
Transfer tax0%
LiquidityLP burned at launch
Contractnot deployed

Not in the contract

  • owner() — renounced at deploy, so there is no privileged address
  • pause() — the one thing this token is named after not having
  • blacklist(), setFee() — no address singled out, no tax switched on later
  • mint() — supply fixed at block zero
  • vesting, lockups, cooldowns — nothing that can stop a wallet selling