Launch in one block
From an empty form to a tradable market. This walks the Launch Studio field by field and says, for each one, what it permanently decides.
Before you start
- A browser wallet holding a little of the chain's gas token. On Robinhood Chain gas is ETH and a launch costs roughly a tenth of a dollar; on BNB Chain gas is BNB.
- A square image for the coin. It becomes the coin's face in wallets, on the terminal and on Dexscreener.
- Optionally, extra gas token for a dev buy — the first purchase, made inside the launch transaction.
The launch is single-sided: your token is the liquidity. You never have to bring ETH or BNB to pair against it. The only gas token you spend is the transaction fee, plus whatever you choose to spend on a dev buy.
1. Pick a path
The Studio opens on two choices.
| Path | What it fixes for you | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Pro (V3) on Robinhood Chain, 10,000,000,000 supply, $2,000 opening cap, 1% fee | You want a normal memecoin and do not want to think about market structure. |
| Advanced | Nothing. Every dial is exposed. | You want a specific fee, a specific opening cap, holder rewards, a vault, a custom pair or a pre-announced address. |
On Advanced you then pick the tier — Pro Launch (Uniswap V3) or Custom Market (Uniswap V4). See Launch tiers for what each one does differently.
2. Describe the coin
| Field | Rule | Changeable later? |
|---|---|---|
| Image | Square works best. Uploaded to IPFS via Pinata and referenced from the token's metadata. | No |
| Name | Free text. | No — it is an ERC-20 constructor argument. |
| Ticker | Up to ten characters, uppercase. | No |
| Description | Free text. Goes into the metadata JSON. | No |
| Website, X, Telegram | Optional. Also metadata. | No |
Name, ticker, image, description and socials are pinned to IPFS and referenced by the token at deploy. Nothing on this page can be edited afterwards. Proofread the ticker in particular — it is the thing every chart and every wallet will show forever.
3. Size the market
Two numbers decide the opening price.
The opening price is simply the cap divided by the supply, converted from USD into the gas token at the spot rate the moment you launch. There is no on-chain price oracle involved: the frontend does the conversion and passes a concrete starting price into the transaction. Pricing and supply works the arithmetic through.
If the USD conversion cannot be read, the launch must be refused rather than sent with a zero. A launch that opened at the tick floor once let 0.003 BNB buy an entire one-billion supply. The app now refuses this case outright; if you are building your own launcher, refuse it too.
4. Price the trade
The fee is charged on every swap, forever, and cannot be changed after launch.
- Custom (V4) takes any fee from 0% to 5%. A 0% choice charges a 0.15% floor that goes entirely to the protocol.
- Pro (V3) snaps to the nearest tier Uniswap has enabled — 0.05%, 0.3% or 1%. If you type 2%, you get a 1% pool. The Studio tells you when it snaps.
Use the calculator on Fees and splits to see the real numbers before you commit.
5. Point the money
By default your share of the fee settles to a treasury address you nominate — your own wallet unless you say otherwise. On a Custom launch you can instead route it. These options are mutually exclusive; turning one on clears the others.
| Route | What happens to your share |
|---|---|
| Treasury (default) | Accrues to the address you set. You collect it from the dashboard. |
| Holder rewards | Top holders earn a share of the trading fee, paid in WETH or native gas token. |
| Auto-disperse | The fee auto-buys a reward token you choose and a keeper pushes it to holders every 24 hours. Nothing to claim. |
| Vault — Fee | Fees buy a basket of tokens; top holders claim it as dividends. |
| Vault — Portfolio | Fees buy the basket into a portfolio you own and can withdraw. |
| Vault — Dividend | Fees buy the basket; holders are paid on a timer you set (1h, 6h or 24h) at a percentage you set (5, 10, 25 or 50% per cycle). |
Optionally, buyback and burn takes 10% of the fee to buy your own coin and send it to the burn address. With auto-disperse on, the split becomes 81% rewards / 9% burn / 10% protocol.
6. Shape the pool
- Pair with token — pair against any ERC-20 instead of the gas token. The protocol's cut is still converted to the wrapped gas token, hopping through the chain's pinned stable when there is no direct pool.
- LP lock — permanent, and read-only in the form because there is nothing to choose.
7. Announce it, or don't
A pre-announced launch mines a salt so the coin's address is known before it exists, letting you post the contract address ahead of the launch. Dev buy and snipe defence explains the trade-off.
Pre-announcing is served by dedicated salted launchers. Check the summary panel before signing: the tier shown there is the tier you get.
8. Sign
The summary panel on the right is read directly from the same modules the transaction uses, so what it says is what the chain will do. Read the fee line and the lock line one more time, then sign.
- One wallet promptEverything is in a single transaction. If your wallet shows two, something is wrong — stop.
- ConfirmationYou get the token address, the pool address and the locker holding your position.
- It is tradableImmediately, on the pool. Share the terminal link, or the contract address for anyone using their own router.