Robinhood Chain launchpads, compared
The field
- Fuze (this site) — escrow-gated fair launches + instant launches. Early: a handful of RH launches so far.
- Pons (pons.money) — curve launchpad, 70% of trading fees to creators, ~50k tokens claimed; recently moved domains. Full comparison.
- hood.fun — pump.fun-style curve with locked-LP graduation to Uniswap v3. Full comparison.
- Openfair, RobinPad, Robinfun, hoodit, Ouroboros — additional entrants; mechanics not yet verified well enough to table honestly.
- Noxa — defunct. Was the biggest (~$12M in fees); stopped launches July 11, dark July 13, gave its revenue to creators on the way out (CoinDesk).
The four properties that matter (the Noxa test)
| Fuze | Pons | hood.fun | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokens trade on public infra | Yes — standard Uniswap v3 from launch | Not verified (2026-07-21) | After graduation, yes (locked LP on Uniswap v3); before it, no — platform curve |
| No admin key over funds | Yes — verifiable: 0x2d48…753d on Blockscout |
Not verified | LP locked at graduation (per whitepaper); pre-graduation not verified |
| Defined failure path | 99% auto-refund if a fair launch doesn't fill | No goal mechanic | No goal mechanic — un-graduated tokens sit on the curve |
| Verifiable distribution | Open attestation API per launch | Not offered, as far as we can verify | Not offered, as far as we can verify |
| Launch-block sniping possible | No (fair launch) / yes (instant mode) | Yes — open curve from creation | Yes — open curve from creation |
"Not verified" means exactly that — several of these sites block automated readers, and we won't fill a table cell with a guess. If a team publishes specifics (or corrects us), this page gets updated: the whole point is that these properties should be checkable for everyone.
How to use this page
Don't take the table's word for anything — including our column. Every Fuze claim has an on-chain
anchor: contracts on Blockscout,
per-launch proof at litfuze.fun/api/attest/<token>?net=rh. Ask every launchpad on
this list for the same four properties, in writing, with links. The ones that can produce them are the
ones that survive a week like the one Noxa just had.
FAQ
Why should anyone trust a comparison written by a competitor?
You shouldn't trust it — you should check it. Every claim is either linked to a source, verifiable on-chain, or explicitly marked "not verified." That standard applies to our own column too.