A note for devs.
Dump your own bag and your pet gets sick. Thermometer, sad face, 72 hours, in public.
Hold, build, let people trade, and it grows from an egg into a legend.
Bestiarypad. Launching with $PET.
What happens to a token nobody trades?
On Bestiarypad it falls asleep after 6 hours. After 48, it turns into a ghost and moves to the graveyard.
Trading brings it back. Silence doesn't.
Coming with $PET on Robinhood Chain.
Dress your pet.
The shop has hats, glasses, collars, backgrounds and a name tag that prints the pet's ticker. Explorer hats, monocles, field goggles, a twig crown, an aurora sky and more.
Anyone can buy a skin for any pet, yours or one you just like. Skins cost about $0.50 to $3 in PET, and 100% of that PET is burned the moment you buy. Nothing goes to us.
Skins are cosmetic. A monocle never changes the rules: stage, mood and health still come only from the chain. But a pet in a hat wears it everywhere: on its page, in the zoo, and in the live image its token contract links to.
For ghosts there is the resurrection ritual: candles and a circle drawn around the ghost, about $10 in PET, burned. A ceremony, not a cure. Only trading brings a ghost back.
Where the fees go.
Every trade on the curve pays 2.5%: 1% goes to the token's dev. 1.5% goes to the platform treasury.
After migration the Uniswap v4 pool charges a 2.5% LP fee, and it is split the same way: 1% to the dev, 1.5% to the treasury.
The treasury doesn't sit on its share. Once a week the owner signs the burn: the PET the treasury earned goes straight to the burn address, and launch fees and fees paid in tokens are swapped to PET first and burned too.
Each burn is on the record: https://t.co/D86qQwucp0 lists every buyback, shop and premium egg burn with its date, amount, source and transaction.
The dev's 1% means builders earn only when people actually trade their token.
How a token trades, from its first buy to its own Uniswap pool.
Every token starts on a bonding curve priced in PET. 800M of its 1B tokens sell along the curve, and the price moves with every buy and sell: about $5k market cap at the first token, about $35k if the last one sells.
You don't need PET to trade. Buy and sell with ETH right on the pet's page: the router swaps ETH to PET to the token in one transaction, and back again when you sell.
When the last token on the curve is bought, that same buy moves the token to Uniswap v4. The other 200M tokens and the PET that matches them at the curve's last price, about two thirds of what the curve raised, become full-range liquidity, locked for good. The rest of that PET is burned. No one can withdraw the liquidity: not the dev, not us. And nobody can open or price that pool before the token migrates.
From then on the pet lives on its pool's trades, by the same rules as before.
The reserve is ready. The egg isn't.
Bestiarypad goes live with the official $PET on Robinhood Chain. No date yet: it hatches when the time is right.
Any $PET you see before we post the address here is not ours.
Hatching a token takes about a minute.
Name it and pick a ticker, up to 8 letters or digits.
Pick an egg. Every token address hatches a different pet. Connect your wallet and the site works out your token's address before launch, so the pet you preview is the pet you get. Want a particular species? A premium egg lets you choose 1 of 8 for about $5 in PET, and that PET is burned.
Launch for 0.0005 ETH. The token goes live on its bonding curve right away, and the egg waits for its first holders.
At 25 holders it hatches. From there it grows with the people who trade it.
No code to write, no liquidity to provide, no listing to chase.
Launchpads are a wall of identical tickers.
An endless stream of new tokens, each one a row of numbers. Which ones still have people behind them? Did the dev already sell? Did it quietly die last week? To find out you open charts, scroll through holders and dig through transactions, one token at a time.
On Bestiarypad the token tells you itself.
New holders and steady trading show up as a happy pet. A dev who dumps leaves the pet sick for 72 hours, in plain sight. Go 6 hours without a trade and the pet falls asleep. A dead token is a ghost and goes to the graveyard, unless trading brings it back.
One rulebook for every token, and the chain is its only input. No editors, no paid placement, nothing to fake with a pretty logo.
Meet the pet. Every part of it follows a public rule, the same for every token, fed only by on-chain data.
Stage comes from holders. Under 25 it is still an egg. 25 holders hatch it, 100 make it a juvenile and 300 an adult. A legend needs 1,000 holders and a token that has moved to its own Uniswap pool.
Mood comes from the last 24 hours. About $1k or more of volume with the price up 5% or more makes it happy. Under about $100 of volume, or the price down 15% or more, makes it sad. Anything in between is neutral.
Health runs from 0 to 100. It loses up to 40 when the dev sells, up to 30 when the top 10 holders own more than 20% of the supply, and up to 20 when holders leave.
Sick: the dev sold 10% or more of their bag within 24 hours. It stays sick for 72 hours. Asleep: 6 hours without a trade. Ghost: 48 hours without a trade, or a 95% fall from its high with fewer than 10 holders. Phoenix: a ghost comes back if about $2.5k trades within 24 hours.
You read a token in one glance, and anyone can check the math: the rules are public.
Every token hatches a pet.
Bestiarypad is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain where every launch comes alive. Each token gets its own creature, and everything about it is read straight from the chain.
Trades feed it. A busy token on the rise has a happy pet. A token nobody trades falls asleep, and after 48 hours of silence it turns into a ghost.
Holders grow it. It hatches at 25 holders, grows through hatchling, juvenile and adult, and becomes a legend at 1,000 holders once it has moved to its own Uniswap pool.
Its face tells on the dev. If the dev dumps their bag, the pet gets sick for everyone to see.
Volume brings it back. A ghost that gets real trading again returns as a phoenix.
No chart to decode, no promises to take on trust. Just a creature that shows how the token is really doing.
Launching soon on Robinhood Chain. https://t.co/fopjscWzOf