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ROBINHOOD CHAIN GUIDE

How to launch a token on Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain mainnet went live July 1, 2026. Fuze shipped its launch contracts there two weeks later — this is the practical walkthrough for creators.

Two ways to launch, same anti-snipe guarantee

Fuze runs two launch mechanics on Robinhood Chain, both enforced on-chain — no admin key, no discretionary allocation:

Both cap any single wallet's share of the raise (default 33%, creator-configurable down), so no buyer — including the creator's own optional dev-buy — can end up holding a rug-sized slice.

Step by step — fair launch

  1. Connect a Robinhood-Chain wallet (MetaMask or WalletConnect).
  2. Name your token, set a goal in ETH and a countdown length.
  3. Set the per-wallet cap and your creator unlock delay (a pure cliff — your allocation releases in full after the delay, no drip).
  4. Sign once to create the launch. Share the link — buyers commit ETH until the goal fills or the clock runs out.
  5. On fill, anyone can trigger ignition (or it happens automatically via Fuze's keeper) — the token mints, the pool seeds, buyers get paid out. No fill, no risk: 99% refunds unlock automatically.

Step by step — instant launch

  1. Connect a Robinhood-Chain wallet.
  2. Name your token, choose your liquidity (ETH) and an optional dev-buy (capped at 5% of supply).
  3. Sign once — the token mints, the Uniswap v3 pool seeds at your chosen liquidity, and trading opens immediately.

Verify it yourself

Nothing above requires trusting Fuze's word for it. The fair-launch factory contract is 0x2d482bfA8607078FD60344A99cE66C5bfa70753d and the instant-launch contract is 0xCff8b7b9eb345ac6715342a05ea9A49e66185A61 — both public on Robinhood Chain's block explorer. Every launch has a machine-readable proof at litfuze.fun/api/attest/<token>?net=rh — creator, goal, buyer count, per-wallet cap, and how the distribution happened, no auth required.

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FAQ

What chain ID is Robinhood Chain mainnet?

4663. The public testnet (for practice runs before spending real ETH) is chain ID 46630.

Do I need to know Solidity to launch a token?

No — Fuze's create flow calls the contracts for you. You never write or deploy code.

What happens if my fair launch doesn't fill?

Buyers get 99% of their committed ETH back automatically — the 1% covers the refund transaction cost. No goal reached, no token minted, no risk of a half-filled pool.