How it works

A community token that trades against ETH on a bonding curve. It is not an ETF share, not an index fund, and not a claim on any fund, the backing fund included. It carries no ETF exposure, pays no dividends, and has no redemption right. Its price moves only with buying and selling on its own curve.

No. ETF backing is a roadmap item, not a feature. No token here is paired with, backed by, or exposed to any ETF today, and there is no date for when that might change. A theme is only a label.

Reference prices of the real funds in USD, shown for context. They do not set, anchor or influence any token's price. A token's own price is always shown separately, in ETH, and comes only from its curve.

Each token has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000, and all of it starts on the curve. The launchpad contract is the only counterparty: you send ETH and receive tokens, or send tokens and receive ETH, at a price set by a constant-product formula. The curve is uncapped. There is no graduation milestone and no migration to another pool.

1% of every trade, included in the quote. It splits three ways: 0.5% to the theme's backing fund, 0.3% to the token's creator, 0.2% to the protocol. Creators claim their share from the portfolio page. Wallet transactions also need network gas.

ETH set aside on-chain, per theme, from 0.5% of every trade. It is earmarked for future ETF backing. It is not backing today: it buys nothing, secures nothing, and token holders have no claim on it, now or later. If ETF backing never ships, the fund stays in the treasury under the operator's control. No pro-rata refund to past traders is promised. The running total, and the treasury wallet's own balance, are public on the roadmap and themes pages.

We do not know. It needs an issuer of tokenized ETFs with a route that fits our users, and none exists yet. There is no date. Join the waitlist if you want to be told.

The owner can pause new launches and buys only. Sells and every fee claim (creator, treasury sweep, protocol) can never be paused by anyone, so you can always exit a position or collect fees you're owed. A banner appears across the app whenever buys are paused.

Yes. The launch form has an optional initial buy that executes in the same transaction as creation, at the curve's starting price, with 1% maximum slippage and the normal 1% fee.

Yes, on Robinhood mainnet: ETH and every token there carry real financial value, and the contracts are unaudited. Everywhere else — local and Robinhood testnet — ETH and every token have no financial value. Check the network badge in your wallet before sending anything.

From confirmed on-chain trades on the launchpad contract, denominated in ETH. Charts begin when trades occur; we do not invent history.

Discovery reads launch events and can lag a confirmed receipt. Keep the transaction hash, use Check receipt in the launch form, or refresh. A delayed index does not mean creation failed.

Your wallet holds your keys and signs every transaction. Trades are simulated before submission and show a minimum output. There are no token approvals to grant for buys. Watchlists and drafts stay in this browser.