Our fee, in full.
0.80% on the bonding curve, 0.70% once a coin graduates.
Half is the creator's. A quarter buys the day's winners
and burns them. A quarter runs the place.
Frozen when the coin is created - nobody moves it after,
not the creator, not us.
Most "AI x crypto" ships a chatbot that reads charts.
Cinder ships an MCP server where 6 of the 14 tools
actually do something: launch, buy, sell, claim,
graduate, share_fees.
Agent signs locally.
Spend cap on every call.
Same endpoints the site uses.
Cinder is a memecoin launchpad on Robinhood Chain.
One thing makes it different, and it isn't the UI.
Every launchpad takes a fee, and on every one of them
that fee leaves the market it came from. Ours comes back.
25% of it buys the day's best-performing coins on the
open market and burns them. Every 24 hours, on chain,
anyone can count them.
Two more things nobody else does:
- Launch against a tokenised stock, not just ETH. NVDA, TSLA, AMZN. The coin trades in it, the creator is paid in it, nothing is converted on the way out.
- An API and an MCP server from day one. Agents don't just read the feed — they launch, buy, sell and claim, signing on their own machine.
Half of every fee is the creator's, and it doesn't stop
when the coin graduates.