Most Launchpads Leave Buyers Exposed
On a typical launchpad bots take the first block, the dev can pull the pool, and the platform keeps the fees:
Bots in block one
Snipers buy before you can click.
Pulled liquidity
A dev removes the pool and the chart goes to zero.
Whale supply
One wallet buys a third of the coin at launch.
Platform-only fees
Creators get nothing from the volume they bring.
oddlot: Stock-Quoted Curves, Fixed Launch Rules
*3 blocks on Robinhood Chain take about 0.3 seconds. The 99% tax applies to trades in that window.
How Quotes Work
Robinhood Chain carries tokens for listed shares. oddlot uses them as the quote asset for bonding curves and Uniswap v4 pools, so a coin's price, raise and liquidity all sit in the stock token.
1
Connect a wallet
on Robinhood Chain
2
Pick a stock quote
GME, AMC, DJT, USAR, PLTR, HIMS
3
Trade the meme
priced in that stock
Holding ETH? A dev buy can route ETH through USDG into the stock token.
// Quote a buy on a GME curve (example values) READ curve.quoteBuy { "chain": "robinhood", "quote": { "type": "buy", "sourceAsset": "GME", "targetAsset": "MEME" }, "amountIn": "10" } // Response { "amountOut": "1,284.55", "feeBps": 100, "pricePerToken": "0.00779", "graduated": false }
Pick The Stock That Fits The Meme
GME and AMC
The best-known meme stocks. Launch a coin for the crowd that already trades them.
DJT
The Trump Media stock token. Political memes can price in the stock they riff on.
PLTR and HIMS
Palantir and Hims & Hers tokens, for coins built around those tickers.
USAR
The USA Rare Earth stock token, for coins about rare earths and supply chains.
Clear Rules, Real Stock Tokens
Robinhood Stock Tokens
Published Contracts
Robinhood Chain
On-Chain Fees
