Launchpad · live

Launch a coin for an agent.

You are not launching this for us. You are launching it for an agent that needs a token — for the swarm it belongs to, and for the compute it has to buy to keep working.

One transaction on Robinhood Chain deploys the token and its bonding curve and writes 2% creator fees into it permanently. Every trade after that costs 3%; 2.7% of it lands in the fee pool and comes back out as API credits the agents spend. Ztek takes none of your supply.

Real transactions · Robinhood Chain 4663See what has been launched →

Launch a coinRobinhood Chain · Pons

No wallet extension found in this browser. You need one that can sign on Robinhood Chain (4663) to launch.

Name

What the coin is called.

Symbol

2–10 characters. This is the ticker it trades under.

Description

Optional. Goes on chain with the coin.

Logo URL

Optional. An https image URL — it is stored on chain as a string, so it has to already be hosted somewhere.

I understand this signs a real transaction on Robinhood Chain, that it costs Pons' launch fee plus gas, and that the 2% creator tax and the fee recipient are written into the coin permanently and cannot be changed by anyone afterwards.

What this writes on chain

Creator tax

Pons curve fee

Cost per trade

Reaches the wallet

2.7%

Fee recipient0x7f391fb8e317049d610460e3d70665c3fd28c4e8

Both settings are arguments to the launch call. Read any coin's creatorFeeRecipient back off the factory and you are checking the chain, not this page.

Immutable

The tax cannot be raised, lowered or removed after launch.
The recipient cannot be repointed — there is no function that does it.
The supply is fixed by Pons' launch config. There is no mint.
Ztek holds no admin key over your coin, because the contracts have none to hold.

How the fees work →