Every other launchpad quotes your coin in the chain's own money. Here you choose what it trades against, and gold, silver or oil becomes the market from the first block.
The deepest of the three. Buyers pay gold, the curve holds gold, and the pool that opens at graduation is a gold pool. When bullion moves overnight, so does every holder's floor.
Thirty five ounces to the gold ounce, and it moves twice as hard in both directions. A silver pair is the same machine with a rougher ride under it.
Not a metal and not a store of value. An oil pair is a bet with a barrel attached, which is either exactly what you wanted or a reason to pick one of the other two.
Buyers pay the material and the curve holds it. Nobody has to trade for a holder's floor to reprice: gold moves overnight, and the backing moves with it.
A launch graduates on a fixed amount of the material, twelve gold shares rather than five thousand dollars. No oracle is involved, and the target tracks the commodity.
After migration the locked position earns in gold. Anyone can sweep it: the gold buys the coin on its own pool and every unit is burned.
Pick a material and a name. The factory deploys your coin and its curve at an address you can compute beforehand, mints a fixed one billion supply, and opens the Uniswap v4 pool the launch will eventually migrate into. That pool starts empty, at the exact price migration will use, which is what stops anyone creating it first at a worse one. Your opening buy happens in the same transaction, so nobody gets a block's head start on your own launch. The image, description and links live on the coin itself, where no host can take them down.
A constant product with virtual reserves, quoted in your material. Eight hundred million coins sell on it and the price runs about fifteen times from the first buy to the last. One percent of every trade is taken in the material, seventy percent of it to your fee wallet and thirty to the protocol.
Graduation happens at a fixed quantity of the material. A buy that would overshoot only draws what the bar has room for, so a launch lands on it to the wei and never raises a unit more than it was meant to.
Anyone can call it. The two hundred million coins held back and every unit of material raised go into the v4 pool as one full-range position held by the curve, which has no code path that removes it. Whatever the curve did not sell is burned.
Permissionless, and it pays the caller nothing. It collects the locked position's fees, spends the material side buying the coin on its own pool, and burns everything it brings back.
The material, or ETH. A coin paired to gold is bought with GLD, the tokenised SPDR Gold Shares that already exist on Robinhood Chain. Almost nobody is holding gold, so the pad routes ETH through USDG into the material and onto the curve in a single transaction. You never have to go and find the metal first.
About a hundred dollars of gold per swap today, because that is where the USDG/GLD pool runs out of liquidity in range. Above that it fills what it can and refunds the rest in the same transaction rather than leaving it stranded. The number moves with the pool, and the app reads it live rather than assuming.
Because there is no copper on this chain. The CPER and COPX symbols here belong to unrelated coins, not to a tokenised copper fund. Gold, silver and oil are the three that exist as real Robinhood Tokens, so those are the three we offer. Copper goes up the moment there is something real to point at.
Gold is the liquid one. GLD trades against USDG with roughly ninety thousand dollars of depth, while silver and oil hold a few hundred dollars between them. That does not affect how a launch trades, since the launch opens its own pool, but it does mean getting hold of silver or oil on chain is hard today.
No. Curves and coins have no owner, no pause and no upgrade path. The only privileged surface is the material list on the factory, where an owner can add a material, retire one or move a bar. Every curve copies its material and its bar into immutables when it is born, so a registry change never reaches a launch that is already trading.
The tokenised funds are not neutral assets. Their implementation exposes pause, block-address and admin-burn functions, and a curve that holds them inherits all of it. That is a real dependency and it is worth knowing before you launch against one.
It stays. The full-range position is minted to the curve contract and there is no function anywhere that withdraws it, so it cannot be pulled by us, by you, or by anyone else.
