Deploying a token gives you a contract. It does not give you a market. This creates the pool that lets people actually buy and sell it, using liquidity from your own wallet.
Before you start
You need three things: the token contract address, some of that token in your wallet, and the ETH you want to pair with it. The ratio you choose sets the opening price.
Non-custodial. You sign every transaction. We never take custody of your token or your ETH.
The ratio sets the price. A pool is created at whatever ratio you fund it with, and the first buyer trades against that. Adding a large token amount against a small amount of ETH creates a very low price and very thin liquidity. There is no undo.
How it works
01
Read your token
We read the name, symbol, decimals and your balance straight from the contract, and check the router on-chain before anything is signed.
02
You choose the ratio
Token amount against ETH amount. That ratio is the opening price, shown back to you before you confirm.
03
Approve
A standard ERC-20 approval so the router can move exactly the tokens you are pooling. Nothing more.
04
Pool
The pool is created and initialised at your price if it does not exist yet, then a full-range position is minted to your wallet as an NFT. Anything the pool ratio does not take is refunded in the same transaction.
Robinhood Chain uses Uniswap V3. There is no Uniswap V2 deployment on this network, so liquidity here is a concentrated-liquidity position rather than a simple pair. We create it at the 1% fee tier across the full price range, which behaves closest to a classic pool. This is the same tier and pool type pons launches into.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This flow is non-custodial. You sign the approval and the liquidity transaction from your own wallet, and the liquidity goes straight into the pool contract. The only payment that reaches us is the flat service fee, which is a separate transaction you can see before you send it.
It pays for the guided flow: reading your token, checking the router on-chain, calculating the amounts and slippage, sequencing the approval and the pool creation, and recording the result. You can always do the same steps yourself directly on a DEX for free. This is a convenience product, not exclusive access.
For a brand-new pool the starting price is set entirely by the ratio you choose. If you add 1,000,000 tokens and 1 ETH, the starting price is 0.000001 ETH per token. Nothing else determines it. Think about this number before you confirm, because the first trade happens at it.
On Robinhood Chain the pool is Uniswap V3, so your liquidity is represented by a position NFT rather than LP tokens. It is minted to your wallet, not to us. Holding it lets you withdraw your liquidity later, which also means you can remove it entirely. Locking or burning the position is a separate step this tool does not perform yet.
No. A pool means the token can be traded. It says nothing about demand, holder concentration, your contract, or whether anyone wants to buy. Thin liquidity moves price violently in both directions.
Currently Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain.
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