A few minutes, a clearer picture
Product docs.
Understand wallet connections, coin creation, creator profiles and launch receipts.
Launching a coin
From your draft to a confirmed Robinhood Chain transaction.
What do I need?+
A browser wallet that can connect to Robinhood Chain, a little ETH for network fees, a name, a ticker and artwork.
What happens when I launch?+
The studio checks your draft, then hands the creation transaction to Pons V2 with your wallet connected. You approve it in your wallet; nothing is signed for you.
Is there an initial purchase?+
Only if you choose one. The coins go to your wallet; network fees apply either way.
Fees & destinations
Where trading fees go.
Who receives creator fees?+
The chosen creator, once they claim their profile with a signed message from their own wallet. Until then fees wait in a claimable balance.
Does the launcher earn fees?+
No. The person who launches a coin does not receive its creator fees.
Creator profiles
Featured slots and fan-chosen creators.
Why are the featured slots empty?+
A creator is featured only after agreeing to it. We do not use a real person's name or photo without that.
Can I launch for any creator?+
Yes, with a public profile link. The coin page says clearly that it is a fan project and not an endorsement.
Wallets & transactions
What the site can and cannot do.
Does connecting ask for a signature?+
No. Connecting shares your address. Launches and trades are approved by you in your wallet, one transaction at a time.
Which network?+
Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663. The site offers to add or switch the network when you connect.
Analytics & receipts
Counts you can verify.
What counts as a launch?+
A confirmed creation transaction. Drafts, cancelled approvals and failed transactions are never counted.