QuiverLaunchpad
Launch a token on Robinhood Chain in a single transaction. A fair bonding curve prices every token from the first buy — no presale, no team allocation beyond your own first purchase — and when the curve fills, liquidity moves to Uniswap and locks permanently.
What the Launchpad is
The Quiver Launchpad lets anyone deploy a token and start trading it immediately. Instead of seeding a liquidity pool up front, a new token trades against a bonding curve: a formula held in a contract that quotes a price from how much of the token has been sold. Buying pushes the price up the curve; selling moves it back down. The contract is always the counterparty, so a token is liquid from its very first block.
No order book, no upfront liquidity, no listing step. You create a token and it is tradeable the moment the transaction confirms.
How the curve works
Every buy adds ETH to the curve's reserve and mints tokens to the buyer along the price line. Every sell returns tokens to the curve for ETH at the same line. The reserve that backs the curve is never touched by fees, so the curve stays solvent for sellers at all times.
When the reserve reaches the graduation target of 25 ETH, trading on the curve stops and the token graduates.
Fees
There are two fees, and both are fixed for every token on the platform.
| Fee | Amount | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| Deploy fee | 0.02 ETH | Paid once when you create a token. Goes to the Quiver treasury. |
| Trading fee | 0.5% | Taken on every buy and sell on the curve. Split evenly: 0.25% to the token's creator, 0.25% to the Quiver treasury. |
The creator's share accrues in the curve and can be claimed at any time from the token's page. The treasury share is sent immediately. Fees are always taken from the trade amount, never from the reserve that backs the curve.
Token supply
Every launched token has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 (1 billion), with 18 decimals. There is no owner key, no mint function, and no transfer tax on the token itself — everything is handled by the curve.
- 80% (800,000,000) is sold along the bonding curve.
- 20% (200,000,000) is held back to seed the Uniswap pool at graduation.
Graduation to Uniswap
Once the curve raises 25 ETH, graduation happens automatically in the same transaction that crosses the target:
- The reserve ETH is paired with the held-back tokens and deposited into a Uniswap V3 pool (1% fee tier), opened at the curve's final price.
- The resulting liquidity position is sent to a locker contract and can never be withdrawn — the liquidity under a graduated token is permanent.
- From that point the token trades on Uniswap like any other, and the Uniswap trading fees on the locked position can be collected and split the same way — half to the creator, half to the treasury.
Because the liquidity is locked at graduation, a graduated token cannot have its pool pulled. There is no migration window where liquidity is in transit.
Creating a token
From the Launchpad, connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain and open Create token. Provide a name, ticker, an image, and optionally a description and social links. You can also make an initial buy — being the first buyer on your own curve — by adding ETH on top of the 0.02 ETH deploy fee. Confirm the transaction and your token is live.
Risk
Anyone can create a token, and most launchpad tokens can lose all their value. A fair curve and locked liquidity remove some structural risks (no presale dump, no pulled pool after graduation) but they do not make any individual token a safe investment. Only trade with funds you can afford to lose, and do your own research on every token. Nothing here is financial advice.