Overview

Overview

What Robin Hook is and how a token moves from launch to Uniswap on Robinhood Chain.

Robin Hook is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Anyone can launch a token in one transaction. It trades on a fair bonding curve first, and when the curve fills it opens a Uniswap v4 pool with locked liquidity and the rules the creator chose written into the pool.

Two lives of a token

On the curve, the launchpad is the only market. Prices follow a fixed formula, everyone buys from the same curve, and nobody can set up a pool early at a bad price.

On Uniswap, the token trades in a v4 pool that uses the Robin Hook hook. The hook runs on every swap and enforces the creator's rules: anti-snipe limits, burns, LP rewards, pots and more. Liquidity cannot be removed by anyone.

What makes it different

Protocol revenue burns $HOOK

The launch fee and the 0.3% protocol fee buy back and burn $HOOK, the official Robin Hook token. How it works

Where to start

Note

New tokens move fast and their price can swing a lot. Every contract is source-verified and went through internal audit rounds; an external audit is planned.