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ProofLaunch on Robinhood Chain — the pooled launch model, enforced by ownerless contracts
What is ProofLaunch on Robinhood Chain?
ProofLaunch on Robinhood Chain is our pooled-launch model, rebuilt as trustless smart contracts. Communities pool ETH toward a raise goal; when the goal is met, one transaction launches the token on pons and buys it with the entire pool — snipe-exempt, on the launch block. Backers claim tokens pro-rata and earn the majority of the creator's trading fees, forever — up to 90% on today's factory, less whatever bot legs the creator stacked; the remainder after a fixed 30% $PLAUNCH burn and 10% platform leg on the next. On Solana we enforce these promises operationally. Here the contracts enforce them: no admin keys, no pause switch, no upgrade path — the platform cannot touch your funds even if it wanted to.
The Campaign IS the Creator
Every raise deploys its own Campaign contract, and that contract — not any person — is the token's creator on pons. It holds the pool, executes the launch, receives the tokens, and routes the creator fee stream into an immutable FeeSplitter. There is no human in the money path.
Back the Pool
Deposit ETH into the Campaign contract. Withdraw in full any time before launch — the contract can't say no.
Goal Met → Launch
The creator launches early, or anyone can trigger it after the deadline. One transaction creates the token on pons and buys it with the whole pool — snipe-exempt on the launch block. Creator holds 0%.
Claim Pro-Rata
Your token share equals your share of the raise, snapshotted at launch. Claim from the campaign page — the contract computes it, nobody can adjust it.
Fees Stream Forever
Every trade pays creator fees into the FeeSplitter. The 90% that is not platform-fixed is the creator’s budget: whatever bot legs they stacked come out of it and backers get the rest, pro-rata and pull-based — claim whenever you like, in ETH or, if the creator set one, as tokenized stock (SpaceX, Microsoft…) swapped in the same transaction.
Why This Is Different
- · Trustless: ownerless contracts — no admin, no pause, no upgrade, nothing for us to rug
- · Same price for all: one atomic pooled buy — no backer is front-run or favored
- · Snipe-exempt: the pooled buy executes on the launch block, before snipers can
- · Refunds are code: goal unmet by deadline (+3-day grace) → refunds open unconditionally
- · Backer revenue, not creator revenue: launchpads route the fee stream to the creator by default. Here the campaign contract is the creator, so it goes to the wallets that funded the launch
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