feat(raphael): add Raphael Exchange volume + fees adapters

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Raphael Exchange is an Aerodrome/Velodrome-v2 (Solidly ve(3,3)) fork on Robinhood Chain (chain key: robinhood). Mirrors dexs/velodrome-v2: per-pool PoolFactory.getFee applied to Swap logs, staked-LP vs unstaked-LP fee split via gauge balances, external bribes from the Voter.

Pools are enumerated on-chain from the PoolFactory (allPoolsLength/allPools) since there is no Raphael TVL adapter to source the cached pair list from.

• dexs/raphael: trading volume (+ fee breakdown)
• fees/raphael: re-exports the same adapter for the fees dashboard

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Name (to be shown on DefiLlama): Raphael Exchange

Twitter Link:

List of audit links if any:

Website Link:

Logo (High resolution, will be shown with rounded borders): https://www.raphael.exchange/tokens/raph.png

Current TVL:

Treasury Addresses (if the protocol has treasury)

Chain: Robinhood

Coingecko ID (so your TVL can appear on Coingecko, leave empty if not listed): (https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/coins/list)

Coinmarketcap ID (so your TVL can appear on Coinmarketcap, leave empty if not listed): (https://api.coinmarketcap.com/data-api/v3/map/all?listing_status=active,inactive,untracked&start=1&limit=10000)

Short Description (to be shown on DefiLlama): Raphael Finance is the ve(3,3) DEX for Robinhood Chain. Swap and provide liquidity on tokenized equities and native assets, with emissions and fees directed by vote-escrowed $RAPH.

Token address and ticker if any: RAPH 0x325Ed5a3617B1EaAB6ebeEfCc2Af084beEf49ecE

Category (full list at https://defillama.com/categories) *Please choose only one: Dexs

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forkedFrom (Does your project originate from another project): Aerodrome

methodology (what is being counted as tvl, how is tvl being calculated):

Github org/user (Optional, if your code is open source, we can track activity):

Does this project have a referral program?

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The raphael adapter exports:

====== TOTAL DAILY AGGREGATED (sum of slots per chain) ======

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The raphael adapter exports:

====== TOTAL DAILY AGGREGATED (sum of slots per chain) ======

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added support for tracking Raphael Exchange activity on Robinhood Chain.
  • Reports pool volume, trading fees, user fees, LP revenue, staking revenue, and external bribes.
  • Includes detailed fee and revenue breakdowns for staked and unstaked liquidity providers.
  • Discovers eligible pools automatically and supports configurable per-pool fee rates.

Walkthrough

Adds a Raphael Exchange adapter for Robinhood Chain. It discovers pools, collects swap fees and external bribes, splits revenue by LP staking status, and exposes volume, fee, and revenue metrics through the DEX and fees adapters.

Changes

Raphael adapter

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Pool, gauge, and bribe discovery dexs/raphael/index.ts	The adapter loads pools from the TVL cache or PoolFactory, filters pools, and collects deduplicated gauges and external bribes.
Fee and revenue accounting dexs/raphael/index.ts	The adapter calculates per-pool fees and staking shares, processes swap logs, and allocates fees between staked and unstaked LPs. It aggregates fees and bribes into the reported revenue metrics.
Metric adapter and fees export dexs/raphael/index.ts, fees/raphael/index.ts	The version-2 hourly adapter exposes Raphael methodology breakdowns. The fees adapter re-exports the DEX adapter.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 51aa5

The new adapter adds Robinhood Chain volume and fee accounting, but its fallback pool discovery processes every factory pool before enforcing the 200-pool limit, which could make refreshes slower or unavailable as the pool list grows. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up to bound discovery work and document the deployment constants.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant RaphaelAdapter
  participant TVLAdapterCache
  participant PoolFactory
  participant GaugeAndBribeContracts
  participant SwapLogs
  RaphaelAdapter->>TVLAdapterCache: load cached pools
  RaphaelAdapter->>PoolFactory: enumerate pools when needed
  RaphaelAdapter->>GaugeAndBribeContracts: collect gauges and external bribes
  RaphaelAdapter->>SwapLogs: process swaps and calculate fees
  RaphaelAdapter->>RaphaelAdapter: allocate staked and unstaked LP revenue

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Suggested labels: fees, dexs, new-adapter

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 11 | ❌ 4

❌ Failed checks (4 warnings)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Title check	⚠️ Warning	The title clearly describes the adapter changes, but it does not follow the required [type] protocol-name - description format. It uses conventional-commit syntax instead.	Rename the title to a format such as [feat] Raphael Exchange - add volume and fees adapters. Either feat or another repository-approved type may be used.
Description check	⚠️ Warning	The description includes the required template and explains the adapter implementation, but several listing fields remain blank for this new protocol. Missing fields include Website Link, Twitter Link…	Complete the remaining template fields. Use N/A, None, or a brief reason where a field does not apply. Add the protocol website and explain the TVL or adapter methodology.
Efficiency And Error Handling	⚠️ Warning	The adapter passes the API-pattern checks: every getLogs call uses target or targets, event declarations use readable eventAbi strings, and all visible batchable RPC calls use api.multiCall;…	Add source comments or links for RAPH_FACTORY and RAPH_VOTER, and document the provenance of fromBlock: 51041709. Replace the bare fallback 200 with a named constant or add a comment that states why this pool limit is required and w…
Methodology Keys	⚠️ Warning	The new dexs/raphael/index.ts defines UserFees as a top-level key in methodology at line 165. UserFees is not in the allowed dimension list. The pull request adds this code, so the violation i…	Remove the UserFees key from the top-level methodology object. Keep only the listed dimension display names.

✅ Passed checks (11 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 2…
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Breakdown Methodology Check	✅ Passed	The fees adapter re-exports the default Raphael adapter. That adapter includes breakdownMethodology on the exported adapter object. Every labeled balance .add() call is covered in the matching s…
Income Statement Compliance	✅ Passed	The changed adapter satisfies the required income-statement mapping. dailyFees contains all swap fees and external bribes. dailyRevenue contains the staked-LP swap-fee share plus external bribes. …
Version 2 Required	✅ Passed	PASS — Both adapters are new files in the pull-request commit. dexs/raphael/index.ts exports a default adapter object with version: 2 at line 158. fees/raphael/index.ts re-exports that same defa…
Pullhourly Required For Version 2	✅ Passed	The new adapter in dexs/raphael/index.ts sets version: 2 and explicitly sets pullHourly: true at lines 158–159. The fees/raphael file re-exports this same adapter, so it does not introduce a s…
Dune Adapters Are Version 1	✅ Passed	PASS: The pull request adds no Dune query. dexs/raphael/index.ts uses on-chain APIs, logs, cache, and filterPools; its adapter is version: 2. The called filterPools implementation only perform…
Income Statement Balance	✅ Passed	The adapter preserves the income balance. For each swap, dailyFees receives the full fee, while dailyHoldersFees receives the staked-LP share and dailySupplySideRevenue receives the unstaked-LP …
Fetchoptions Usage	✅ Passed	PASS. dexs/raphael/index.ts defines const fetch = async (options: FetchOptions) and the fees adapter re-exports it. The fetch code uses options fields and helper methods. It does not use a legac…
Adapter Shape	✅ Passed	The adapter uses one chain-config object keyed by chain and passes it as adapter: config. Each entry includes start and the chain-specific factory; fetch reads config[chain]. This matches th…

Full details: Description check

Explanation

The description includes the required template and explains the adapter implementation, but several listing fields remain blank for this new protocol. Missing fields include Website Link, Twitter Link, audit links, Current TVL, Treasury Addresses, methodology, Github org/user, referral program, and oracle information.

Full details: Docstring Coverage

Explanation

No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 2 files.

Full details: Breakdown Methodology Check

Explanation

The fees adapter re-exports the default Raphael adapter. That adapter includes breakdownMethodology on the exported adapter object. Every labeled balance .add() call is covered in the matching section: Token Swap Fees, External Bribes Rewards, Staked-LP Swap Fees, External Bribes Revenue, and Unstaked-LP Swap Fees. The label comparison found no missing entries.

Full details: Income Statement Compliance

Explanation

The changed adapter satisfies the required income-statement mapping. dailyFees contains all swap fees and external bribes. dailyRevenue contains the staked-LP swap-fee share plus external bribes. dailySupplySideRevenue contains the unstaked-LP swap-fee share. The staked and unstaked shares partition swap fees, so dailyRevenue = dailyFees - dailySupplySideRevenue conceptually. fees/raphael re-exports this same result.

Full details: Version 2 Required

Explanation

PASS — Both adapters are new files in the pull-request commit. dexs/raphael/index.ts exports a default adapter object with version: 2 at line 158. fees/raphael/index.ts re-exports that same default adapter, so it also uses version 2.

Full details: Pullhourly Required For Version 2

Explanation

The new adapter in dexs/raphael/index.ts sets version: 2 and explicitly sets pullHourly: true at lines 158–159. The fees/raphael file re-exports this same adapter, so it does not introduce a separate version-2 object that omits the key. The committed diff confirms both files are part of the pull request.

Full details: Dune Adapters Are Version 1

Explanation

PASS: The pull request adds no Dune query. dexs/raphael/index.ts uses on-chain APIs, logs, cache, and filterPools; its adapter is version: 2. The called filterPools implementation only performs balance and USD-value operations. Although helpers/uniswap.ts imports queryDune for its separate getWashPools function, Raphael does not call that function. The changed files contain no queryDune, queryDuneSql, or TIME_RANGE usage, so the Dune version, date-filter, and query-prefetch conditions do not apply.`

Full details: Income Statement Balance

Explanation

The adapter preserves the income balance. For each swap, dailyFees receives the full fee, while dailyHoldersFees receives the staked-LP share and dailySupplySideRevenue receives the unstaked-LP share. The staked share is clamped to at most 1, so these shares cover the swap fee. External bribes are added to both dailyFees and dailyRevenue, and are not added to supply-side revenue. Therefore dailyFees = dailyRevenue + dailySupplySideRevenue by construction. The adapter documents that swap-fee revenue goes to veRAPH voters and that Raphael has no treasury cut, so a protocol/holders split is not missing. Gauge-staked LP fees are treated as routed to governance voters, while unstaked LP fees are classified as supply-side revenue. This is consistent with the existing Velodrome-v2 implementation.

Full details: Fetchoptions Usage

Explanation

PASS. dexs/raphael/index.ts defines const fetch = async (options: FetchOptions) and the fees adapter re-exports it. The fetch code uses options fields and helper methods. It does not use a legacy three-argument signature, recompute time or block values from a raw timestamp, or use startOfDay for an hourly window. Its result contains no timestamp field. Omitted log bounds are filled by the v2 runner through getFromBlock() and getToBlock(). No fetch argument is unused.

Full details: Adapter Shape

Explanation

The adapter uses one chain-config object keyed by chain and passes it as adapter: config. Each entry includes start and the chain-specific factory; fetch reads config[chain]. This matches the permitted shape for per-chain contract configuration. No separate start map or redundant chains list is introduced.

Full details: Efficiency And Error Handling

Explanation

The adapter passes the API-pattern checks: every getLogs call uses target or targets, event declarations use readable eventAbi strings, and all visible batchable RPC calls use api.multiCall; it has no try/catch swallowing and no allowNegativeValue. However, the new adapter introduces hardcoded deployment addresses (RAPH_FACTORY, RAPH_VOTER) under only a protocol-identification comment, with no address source comment or link. It also introduces the gauge scan start block 51041709 and the fallback pool limit 200 without source or justification comments. The fee denominator 1e4 has an explanatory comment, so it is not the primary issue. These literals are introduced by this pull request, so the explicit hardcoded-address/magic-number condition applies.

Resolution

Add source comments or links for RAPH_FACTORY and RAPH_VOTER, and document the provenance of fromBlock: 51041709. Replace the bare fallback 200 with a named constant or add a comment that states why this pool limit is required and where it comes from. Add a source comment for the documented default fee rates if they are intended as protocol facts.

Full details: Methodology Keys

Explanation

The new dexs/raphael/index.ts defines UserFees as a top-level key in methodology at line 165. UserFees is not in the allowed dimension list. The pull request adds this code, so the violation is introduced by the pull request.

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and default fee rates, with authoritative deployment or explorer source links;
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Document the adapter configuration constants.

The factory, voter, fromBlock, pool cap, and stated default fee rates have no verifiable source. Add inline comments with the official deployment documentation or explorer links. Explain why the pool cap is 200.

As per coding guidelines, “Document every hardcoded rate, address, or magic number with a comment and, where possible, a source link.”

Also applies to: 30-30, 87-87, 164-164

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In `@dexs/raphael/index.ts` around lines 13 - 14, Document the hardcoded adapter
configuration values in the Raphael adapter, including RAPH_FACTORY, RAPH_VOTER,
fromBlock, the pool cap, and default fee rates, with authoritative deployment or
explorer source links; explain in the pool-cap comment why the value is 200.
Apply the same documentation to the corresponding constants at the other
referenced locations, without changing their values or behavior.

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