[ How it works // Robinhood Chain ]

Rules, not promises.

Every KILLSWITCH launch runs on the same contract. Here's exactly what it enforces — and what it doesn't.

80%snipe tax in the launch block, back to normal after 90 s

2%max any wallet can buy in the first 10 minutes

∞liquidity lock at graduation — no withdraw path

01 · Arm a launch

Creating a token is free. You set a name, ticker, image and socials; the contract deploys a fixed 1B-supply token with no owner and opens its bonding curve. There is no presale and no free allocation — nobody gets tokens without buying them.

An optional dev-buy happens in the same transaction as the launch, paid in ETH on the public curve, so there's no gap for a bot to slip in between create and buy. It can take up to 10% of supply and counts toward the creator's 2% for the first 10 minutes.

02 · The killswitch

A buy in the launch block pays 80% tax. The rate falls in a straight line to the coin's normal buy tax over 90 seconds. It's priced by time, not by wallet, so splitting a snipe across fresh wallets doesn't get around it: every wallet pays the same rate. The extra tax is burned, or paid to holders if the creator picked holder rewards. It never goes to the platform or the creator, so a creator can't snipe their own launch and get it back.

For the first 10 minutes no wallet, the creator's included, can buy more than 2% of the supply. The counter tracks what each wallet bought, so shuffling tokens out and buying again doesn't reset it. Buys in those 10 minutes have to come straight from a wallet, so one transaction can't spin up a crowd of fresh buyers through contracts.

Straight talk: this makes sniping expensive, it doesn't make it impossible. After the first 90 seconds, separate wallets sending separate transactions can still take 2% each. Recon shows which top wallets were funded from the same source.

03 · The curve

01Buy or sell anytimeThe curve is two-way. Price rises as people buy and falls as they sell back.

02One trading feeA 1% fee on each trade — half goes to the token's creator. The contract caps it at 5%.

03Real reservesSelling pays out ETH from the curve's actual balance, at the current price.

04 · Graduation

When a curve hits its ETH threshold it freezes. Anyone can then trigger graduation, which puts the raised ETH and the remaining tokens into a full-range Uniswap V3 position.

The position is held by the launchpad contract, which has no way to withdraw it — the liquidity is locked forever by construction.
Each launch's threshold and graduation fee are stamped when it's created, so config changes never touch live launches.
After graduation the token trades on Uniswap like any other pair.

05 · Free intel

Recon works on any Robinhood Chain token, not just ours: who holds it, how concentrated it is, and what each wallet did — entry, PnL, still holding or gone. Market ranks every live Uniswap pool on the chain.

Arm a launch ▸Run recon