RobinShare

RobinShare

How it works

Launch a token on Robinhood Chain in minutes. Trading fees flow to you — or anyone you choose — automatically, with no manual claiming.

1Create your token

Pick a name, ticker and image. One transaction deploys your token and lists it on Uniswap on Robinhood Chain — no upfront liquidity or coding needed.

2Pick your trading fee: 1%, 2%, 3% or 5%

Choose the fee at launch — it is locked into the pool forever. Every buy and sell pays it from the ETH side of the trade (never in tokens), and it is paid out instantly, inside the same transaction as the trade itself.

3Fees are shared automatically

Route trading fees to any wallet, split them across several, or send them to an X or GitHub account. Social recipients get a real wallet created for them instantly — ETH lands in it on every trade, no claiming needed.

4Optional buyback & burn

Turn on the agent and a share of your fees automatically buys your token back off the market and burns it forever. Every buyback and burn is tracked on-chain.

5Optional dev buy — guaranteed first

Attach ETH to your launch and it buys your token inside the same transaction, before anyone else can trade. Capped at 10% of supply so no creator can corner the float.

6Liquidity locked forever

The entire liquidity position is locked in a contract that can never withdraw it. No rug pulls — not even by us. Only trading fees can ever be collected.

Verified contracts

Everything RobinShare does lives in open, verified smart contracts on Robinhood Chain. Don't trust us — read the code and watch every fee move on-chain.

FAQ

Can someone snipe my launch before my dev buy?

No. The dev buy executes inside the launch transaction itself, and blockchain transactions are atomic — pool creation and your buy land as one indivisible unit. The earliest anyone else can buy is the next transaction, at a price your dev buy already pushed up.

How big can a dev buy be?

Up to 10% of the total supply, enforced by the smart contract. The create page shows the exact ETH amount that reaches the cap. Dev buys are exempt from the trading fee.

Why do all token addresses end in ...FEE?

It is RobinShare’s on-chain signature. Before every launch the app mines a special deployment salt so the token’s contract address ends in FEE — and the factory contract rejects any launch without it. If a token address ends in FEE, its fees are being shared.

Can the trading fee be changed after launch?

No. The creator picks 1%, 2%, 3% or 5% at launch and the contract locks it in permanently — not the creator, not the platform, nobody can change it afterwards.

When do I receive my fees?

Instantly. The fee is taken in native ETH and transferred to every recipient inside the same transaction as the trade — there is no collection cycle, no claiming, and nothing to unwrap.

Can two tokens have the same name or ticker?

No. Once a name or ticker launches on RobinShare, the contract permanently blocks anyone else from launching it again. For legitimate cases — like an official relaunch — the platform can whitelist a specific wallet to reuse a taken name.

What happens to fees if a token gets taken over by its community (CTO)?

Fee percentages are locked forever, but the platform can redirect where an existing share is paid — for example from an abandoned creator wallet to the community takeover team. Shares can never be increased, diluted, or redirected to the platform itself.

Can the liquidity ever be pulled?

No. The LP position is held by a contract with no withdrawal function. Not the creator, not the platform — nobody can remove it. Only trading fees can be collected.

Ready to launch?

Your token can be live and earning in under a minute.

Create Token