FAQ
The questions that come up most, answered without hedging.
Can I change the fee or the recipient after launching?+
No. Both are written into the hook at registration and there is no setter anywhere in the contract. The same property that stops us changing your terms stops you changing them.
Can I get my liquidity back?+
No. The position belongs to the launchpad, which has no function that reduces or transfers it. Treat the ETH you seed as spent.
Do I need to hold my own coin to earn the fees?+
No. Fees accrue to the address nominated at launch, whatever that address holds.
Can I nominate someone else's wallet?+
Yes, and that is rather the point. The recipient never has to visit this site, connect anything, or know the coin exists until they claim.
What if the recipient cannot receive ETH?+
Nothing breaks. Fees are credited to a balance rather than sent, so trades keep working and the ETH waits. It can only be claimed by that address, though, so if it is a contract with no way to call claim, the balance stays there.
Do aggregators really pay the fee?+
Yes. The hook runs inside the pool, so anything that swaps against the pool passes through it, whatever the route. That is the whole reason for using a hook instead of a transfer tax. See where the fee is taken.
Why is my coin not showing a price or a chart?+
The coin page shows launch state and lifetime fees, not a market. Use any Uniswap v4 front end on Robinhood Chain, or a chart site that indexes v4 pools, and search for the token address.
How much should I seed?+
More than the minimum. 0.005 ETH is a spam floor, not a working market. Thin pools move triple digits on small buys and retrace just as hard. See launching well.
Can I launch on Ethereum mainnet or Base?+
Not through this deployment. The contracts are chain-agnostic and the repository is public, so nothing stops anyone deploying them elsewhere, but this site talks to Robinhood Chain only.
Is there a launch fee?+
Possibly zero. It is a flat amount the admin can set and the form shows it in the total before you sign. It is separate from your liquidity and goes to the treasury.
Has this been audited?+
No. Twenty-six tests are not an audit. Security lists everything else that can go wrong.
Why is the fee capped at 2%?+
High enough to matter on real volume, low enough that no pool launched here can be turned into something that traps buyers. It is a constant in the contract, not a policy.
Can you delist or hide a coin?+
The board reads the registry from the chain, so anything launched is listed. We cannot affect the pool, the coin, or anyone's balance either way.
Can I connect a mobile wallet?+
Only through a wallet's in-app browser for now. WalletConnect is one connector away in the code and is not wired up yet.