A launchpad · Robinhood Chain first · one fee
Launch a token. 1% a trade, and less for us as it grows.
Create a token in a minute. Every trade pays 1%, nothing else. Past 50k of market cap, part of that fee goes to ten wallets on the token: the five that put the most in, and five drawn among the buyers of its first five minutes.
Where the 1% goesby the token's market cap
- Under 50k01.0%
- From 50k0.3%0.7%
- From 100k0.5%0.5%
- From 500k0.8%0.2%
to the token's ten walletskept by LOWpad
The ten: the 5 wallets with the most money in the token, and 5 wallets drawn among the buyers of its first 5 minutes.
Reading Robinhood Chain's explorer.
How a launch goes
- 1
Create it
A name, a ticker, a picture. The token gets its own pool on Uniswap v4, against USDG. No mint, no owner, no switch to pause it.
- 2
The first five minutes
Everyone who buys in them is in the hat. When they end, five wallets are drawn, with a chance in proportion to what each put in.
- 3
The fee comes back
Every trade pays 1%. Past 50k, 100k and 500k of market cap, 0.3%, 0.5% and 0.8% of each trade go to the five biggest wallets and the five drawn.
Said before you launch or buy
- It pays size. The top five are the largest wallets and share by size. One large wallet can take most of that half.
- The creator can hold a seat. A creator who buys first is an early buyer like any other. The rule cannot tell them apart.
- Under 50k, nothing comes back. The whole 1% goes to LOWpad, and most tokens anywhere never leave that step.
- A token can go to nothing. A seat is a part of the fees of the trades that happen. No trades, nothing.