What actually gets launched?
One real token per launchpad you tick, plus a vault per chain,
created by transactions your own wallets sign. Copies
shows you the exact call first; nothing is sent without your
explicit confirmation.
Which launchpads?
On Robinhood Chain: Pons v2 (a bonding curve) and pools.xyz
(a Uniswap pool). On Solana: pump.fun and Meteora's Dynamic
Bonding Curve, under the Copies fee config. You pick any
combination, as long as there is at least one copy.
What is an extra pool?
A liquidity pool the keeper opens beside a copy, owned by the
coin's vault. Anyone can trade it and pays 3% into the vault;
the keeper trades it for free. It never buys the coin more
than 50% below its opening price. Off unless you switch it on.
Where do the trading fees go?
To the coin's vault, not to you. Pons sends it 2.70% of every
curve trade, pools.xyz 40% of its ETH-side fee, pump.fun its
creator share, Meteora DBC 1.6% of every trade, the extra
pools their 3%. The keeper spends the vault on holding the
copies level and on the pools. If you want the fees yourself,
launch on a launchpad directly instead.
Do the copies have to be paired with the same asset?
No. The Pons copy can be priced in ETH or an approved token;
the pools.xyz copy is always ETH; each extra pool can be
paired with ETH, USDG or a Robinhood stock token. A
stock-token pair only denominates a market in that token. It
is not ownership of, or a claim on, the underlying stock.
Can I launch without a starting buy?
Yes. The starting buy is optional and defaults to 0%. When
you take one, it settles inside the launch transaction
itself, before anyone else can trade.
What is live today, and what is next?
Live: launching on Pons v2, pools.xyz, pump.fun and Meteora
DBC, the vaults on both chains, the keepers that hold the
copies in line across chains, and extra pools. A launch from
this site sends real transactions. Next: a starting buy on
the Solana copies, and more Solana launchpads.