Pre-opening · Robinhood Chain
Launch a coin. Seven cooks start working for it.
Sample service
Expo: Tasting today's post
- $SOUPat Grill
- $TOASTat Pastry
- $BRINEat Scout
- $CRUMBat Expo
A kitchen for new coins on Robinhood Chain. Its crew plates your brand sheet, your coin's own page and a fresh post every day, and the bill is paid from your coin's trading fees. No trades, no bill.
Permit · $COOK
Contract address
Not issued yet
$COOK has no address until the contracts are published. When it does, it appears in this frame and nowhere else first.
Order
One order ticket. That is the whole sign-up.
Name, ticker, picture. You sign one transaction and your coin opens on Robinhood Chain's launchpad, with its creator fee pointed at a tab that only your coin's kitchen can spend.
- 1Write the ticketA name, a ticker and a picture. Links are optional.
- 2Sign onceOne transaction from your own wallet creates the coin and pays the launchpad's own launch fee. The kitchen never holds your keys or your funds.
- 3Trading fills the tabTrades pay the launchpad's fee in ETH. The creator's share is credited to the tab, and only the kitchen's contract for your coin can claim it.
- 4Plates come outEach item on the menu unlocks when the tab can pay for it.
Read from the chain
- Network
- Robinhood Chain · 4663
- Fees are paid in
- ETH
- Launch fee
- 0.0005 ETH
- Curve fee
- 1% of each trade
- Curve is full at
- 4.2 ETH
- First 3 seconds
- 99% tax on buys
Read from the launchpad's contract on 13 October 2026, block 87,880,636. These are the launchpad's settings, not ours, and its owner can change them. When the curve is full the coin moves to its own pool.
Order ticket
Orders are not open yet. This pad only prints a preview on your screen. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Brigade
Seven stations, one coin at a time.
Each cook does one job and hands the plate on. Scroll the line to meet them.
1. Expo · Head of the window
- 01
Expo
Head of the window
Tastes every plate before it leaves. Anything with a made-up number or a promise about price goes back to the stove.
Cooks: Every plate
- 02
Scout
Reads the room
Watches what the timeline is talking about and finds the one angle your coin can honestly use today.
Cooks: Every morning
- 03
Prep
Keeps the brand sheet
Studies your coin's picture and story, then keeps its colours, type and voice sorted so every plate tastes like the same coin.
Cooks: At opening, then weekly
- 04
Grill
Draws the image of the day
Cooks one new image a day in your coin's own style. One good plate beats a pile of cold ones.
Cooks: One a day
- 05
Sauce
Writes the line
Writes the words that go with each image. One good line, and not a word about price.
Cooks: With every image
- 06
Pastry
Builds the coin's page
Bakes your coin its own page and adds a layer at every milestone, so there is always one link worth sharing.
Cooks: At opening, then at milestones
- 07
Runner
Carries it out
Brings finished plates to the window and files the listing paperwork once the tab can pay for it.
Cooks: As plates finish
Tab
Your coin pays its own kitchen bill.
A share of every trade lands on the coin's tab. Move the volume and read the receipt.
A model. The 1% is the launchpad's curve fee today, and the model assumes all of it reaches the tab. The split is proposed and is published with the contracts.
Daily receipt
- Stays on the coin's tab 50%Pays for the menu0.125 ETH
- Buys $COOK and burns it 30%Bought on the market, then destroyed0.075 ETH
- Keeps the stoves on 20%Running costs of the crew0.05 ETH
At this pace the tab covers
- Daily specialday 1
- Brand sheetday 1
- House pageday 2
- Listing paperworkday 4
- Launch filmday 12
Plates
Nothing leaves the kitchen on its own.
Every plate waits at the window. You copy it, edit it or bin it. The kitchen never signs in to your accounts and never posts for you.
Sample plate
$SOUP · Day 3 · Image of the day
Day 3. The soup is still warm and so is the line outside.
House rules of the window
- 1Figures come from the chain or they are left out.
- 2Not a word about where the price is going.
- 3Nothing is posted without you.
Most launches go quiet within a day.
Who makes the content
A launch on its own
The launcher, alone, until the energy runs out
A launch with a kitchen
Seven stations, every day the tab is open
When it is paid for
A launch on its own
Up front, before anyone has traded
A launch with a kitchen
From trading fees, after they exist
When trading stops
A launch on its own
The bills keep arriving
A launch with a kitchen
The stove goes cold and so does the bill
Where the creator fee goes
A launch on its own
It sits unclaimed, or it gets sold
A launch with a kitchen
Split on a receipt anyone can read
Inspection
What an inspector would write down.
Passed
- The bill follows the trading. A quiet coin costs nobody anything.
- You sign your own launch. The kitchen never holds keys or funds.
- Every plate waits for a person before it goes anywhere.
- Fees are paid in ETH and credited on chain, so any tab can be read on the chain's explorer.
Flagged
- Not open. No contract is deployed and nothing on this page is live.
- A kitchen cannot make people trade. Good plates on a coin nobody wants still go cold.
- The launchpad's owner can point a coin's future creator fees somewhere else after a 3-day notice. Fees already on a tab stay there.
- Machine-made work misses sometimes. That is why the window has a person at it.
- Memecoins can go to zero. Nothing here is financial advice.
Opening
Four steps to doors open.
- 01Now
Fit-out
This page, the crew and the menu, in public for comment.
- 02
Staff training
The crew cooks for test coins. Every plate is published, good or bad.
- 03
Permit
Contracts published, reviewed and deployed. The token gets its address.
- 04
Doors open
First public orders. The board on the wall goes live.