Fees for Every Creator
Launch a coin, point its trading fees at anyone's handle, and let them pile up on-chain — every second of every day.
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Routes for every creator.
From a single X handle to a GitHub org, pick the identity the fees should follow. The route is written into the launch transaction.
X
Type a handle and launch. Fees start accruing against it from the first swap — the account doesn't have to know yet.
Twitch
Point a coin at a channel. The cut is fixed on-chain at launch, so it can't be moved once trading starts.
YouTube · GitHub
Same route key, different platform. Whoever proves they own the handle claims everything that piled up behind it.
Six moving parts. That's all.
One percent, every swap
Each trade on the pool pays a 1% fee. Nothing is skimmed on top — that fee is the whole mechanism.
The launcher sets the split
Anywhere from 0 to 90% goes to the creator, the rest to whoever launched the coin. Chosen once, at launch.
Held against a handle
Fees accrue to a keccak route key derived from the platform and handle — not to a wallet someone controls.
Real Uniswap v4 pools
Coins deploy through pools.trade on Robinhood Chain. The pool, the fee and the hook are all on-chain.
Nobody can redirect it
Not the launcher, not us. The route is fixed in the launch transaction and the contracts have no override.
Claim by logging in
A creator connects the account that owns the handle, and the attestor releases the balance to their wallet.
Verifiable by default.
Every number below reads from the contracts and the chain. Nothing here is a projection.
1.00%
Swap fee on every trade, set by the pool hook.
0–90%
Creator's share, fixed at launch and immutable after.
0 keys
Held by us. Claims are released by on-chain attestation.
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Coins launched through the adapter so far.
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Routed to creators to date.
v4
Uniswap version behind every pool, via pools.trade.
FAQs
A launchpad on Robinhood Chain where every coin's trading fees are pointed at a creator. When you launch, you type a social handle — X, Twitch, YouTube or GitHub — and choose how much of the 1% swap fee goes to whoever owns it. That share accrues on-chain until they claim it.
No. Fees accrue against the handle itself, so a coin can be launched for a creator who has never heard of the site. They claim later by logging in with the account that owns the handle — nothing expires while they wait.
The fee router contract does. Balances sit against a route key derived from the platform and handle, and the only way out is a signed attestation proving ownership of that handle. We never take custody, and the split can't be changed after launch.
Gas, and nothing else — roughly 0.00007 ETH on Robinhood Chain. Launching creates a real Uniswap v4 pool through pools.trade, so the coin is tradable the moment the transaction confirms.
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