What this is
SNAKYS is a launchpad on Robinhood Chain. A launch mints a fixed billion-token supply and puts all of it straight into a Uniswap v4 pool whose other side is a real tokenised stock. There is no curve phase, no graduation, and nothing held back for the team.
Why this chain
Because the backing assets are already here, issued by Robinhood itself. Robinhood Chain carries
tokenised equities and funds as ordinary ERC-20s — AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, SPY, QQQ, GLD, SLV, SGOV and dozens
more. They transfer without a whitelist: a plain wallet-to-wallet transfer of AAPL simulates clean through
eth_call. Elsewhere an "RWA launchpad" has to lean on a third party who wrapped the asset.
Here it does not.
What a launch actually does
- Mints one billion tokens of a plain ERC-20 with no mint function and no owner.
- Mines the token address so it sorts below the stock token, which puts the single-sided position on the correct side of the pool.
- Initialises a Uniswap v4 pool at a fixed opening price and places the entire supply as single-sided liquidity.
- Writes your image, website, X and Telegram into the token's
contractURI().
All of it in one transaction. The market exists in the same block as the token.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| Into the pool | 100% |
| Creator allocation | 0 |
| Vesting / airdrop | none |
| Swap fee | 2% |
| Creator's share of the fee | 90% |
| Liquidity | held by the launchpad, no withdraw path |
The 2%, and who gets it
The pool charges 2% on every swap. Because the launchpad holds the only position in that pool, all of
it accrues there. Anyone can call collectPoolFees(token) to sweep it out of the pool; the
contract then credits 90% to the address that created that token and 10% to the protocol. The creator
takes theirs with claimFees(token), in the stock token and in their own token. Nobody can
redirect a creator's share — the address was fixed when the token was born.
Single-sided means the price starts low and only moves when someone buys
The pool opens holding only the new token. Its other side is empty, so the price is whatever the opening tick says and nothing else. Every buy pushes stock tokens into the pool and moves the price up along the range; every sell walks it back down. There is no separate "curve" doing this — the pool is the mechanism.
Why v4
A v4 pool has no address of its own: every pool lives inside one PoolManager and is identified by a
32-byte poolId. State is read through StateView rather than from a pool contract, and the
number it returns is the same sqrtPriceX96 v3 uses, so pricing maths does not change.
That shape used to make tokens invisible to scanners, and it is worth being precise instead of
repeating folklore. Checked on 26 August 2026: DEX Screener carries v4 pairs on Robinhood Chain — 17 of
them for a single token — labelled v4 and keyed by poolId, and GeckoTerminal lists a
uniswap-v4-robinhood exchange with live liquidity and 24-hour volume.
How scanners see your token
Image, website, X and Telegram reach GMGN through ERC-7572 contractURI() on the
token. The indexer fetches that URL and reads the fields out of the JSON. Two things about it are not
obvious, and both have already cost real launches:
- The URL has to be fetchable over HTTP. A
data:application/json,…string built inside the contract is not — the mint still succeeds, the pool still goes live, and the image and links simply never appear, with no error anywhere. - IPFS is not a safe default either. A freshly pinned CID on a free tier came back 404 from the pinning gateway and 504 from the public ones, repeatedly.
So the JSON is served from this domain at /api/meta, stateless — the whole document is
rebuilt from the query string, so nothing is stored and the link stays valid for as long as the domain
does. The launch call is the four-argument form,
createCoin(name, symbol, contractURI, website).
What you can check yourself
The launchpad is 0x1d937d6dDf7b710007306Bc2fE0f018be3a82D8b. Call QUOTE() and you get the NVIDIA Robinhood
stock token. Call TOTAL_SUPPLY(), POOL_FEE(),
creatorFeeShareBps(), vestBps() and airdropBps() and you get every
number in the table above. None of them can be changed to your disadvantage after a token is born: supply,
fee and opening price are immutable, and the owner can only lower its own cut, never a creator's.
Risk
A token priced in NVDA is not a share of NVIDIA, and this site is not investment advice. The backing asset can fall; the token can fall further, and most tokens on any launchpad go to zero. What this contract guarantees is narrow and worth stating plainly: nobody was given free supply, the liquidity cannot be pulled, and every number above can be read from the chain by anyone.