LAUNCH

Launch a coin

Coins launch on Robinhood Chain, paired to a named body of water somebody can go and look at. Pick the source, fill in the coin, sign one transaction: the token is minted into the launcher in that same call, its curve opens immediately, and it is listed the moment the block lands.

Source class

Name Symbol

Paired source Written into the ERC-20 and readable by anyone on chain as source().

Supply Minted once, into the curve. Nobody can mint more. Take the first position (optional, ETH) Any amount, or none at all — there is no minimum. Leave it empty to open the curve flat and let somebody else take the first position.

What a pairing is, and what it is not

Pairing a coin to a reserve writes that reserve's ticker into the ERC-20, where anyone can read it back on chain. That is the whole of it. It conveys no ownership of the water, no legal claim on it, no abstraction right and no physical backing, and it is not an agreement with the operator named on the entry. Nothing here becomes a claim on real water unless a separate, verified legal structure exists, and none does.

The figures in the register are published reference data for the named body of water. They label the pairing. They are not a price feed and the curve does not trade on them: a coin's price comes from the bonding curve in the contract and from nothing else.

Connect a wallet to launch.

Plus gas.