FairHatch mainnet target: late November 2026, only after the audit report.
Fees, FairStart anti-bot rules, graduation to Uniswap v4, locked liquidity, referrals β everything in one place. π
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@RobinhoodApp Two colors, one market. That's the beauty of pricing outcomes instead of picking teams.
Fair markets need fair rules, whether it's elections or token launches. π
@elonmusk This chart looks exactly like most token launches: one wallet takes 3, everyone else gets β . πΊ
We're building the launchpad where no one gets the top bar for free.
@RobinhoodCrypto Assets flowing in from other chains is step one.
Step two: tokens born natively on Robinhood Chain, launched fair from block one. That's what we're building. π£
@elonmusk Same lesson for small builders: no one reads your press release, but people follow you building in public.
Shipping updates > announcements.
Honest part: one person with 50 wallets can still get around wallet caps.
FairStart doesn't make sniping impossible. It makes it slow, expensive and visible.
That's a big difference from a free-for-all.
Planned mainnet rules, may change after the audit.
Most token launches are decided in the first 2 minutes.
Bots buy the first blocks. You buy their exit.
So on FairHatch, every launch starts with FairStart: 120 seconds of hard rules, enforced by the contract. β±π§΅
#RobinhoodChain#Memecoins
For the first 120 seconds:
- Max 0.5% of curve tokens per buy
- Max 1% of curve tokens per wallet
- Max 5% price move per trade
After that, wallet caps lift, but no trade can move the price more than 10%.
#Crypto#DeFi
@RobinhoodCrypto Welcome, Metric! π€
You're building for assets that already have a price. We're building for tokens finding their first one.
Good to see the Robinhood Chain stack filling in.
@cz_binance "Don't obsess over competitors" is advice that matters most when you're small.
At the bottom of the chart, the only thing you control is what you ship. π
@elonmusk@grok@bot Next step for agents like this is on-chain: trading, launching, paying.
That only works with hard limits built in, not just good intentions.
What it doesn't do: make a token worth anything.
A creator can still sell what they bought, and a token can still go to zero.
We remove the cheats. We can't remove the risk.
Planned mainnet rules, may change after the audit.
#Crypto
Can a creator rug a FairHatch token?
Here's what they can't do:
β Mint more supply
β Add a transfer tax
β Blacklist your wallet
β Pull the liquidity
β Stop you from selling
Not promises. Contract rules. π§΅
#RobinhoodChain#Memecoins
How:
β’ One standard token contract: no mint, no tax, no blacklist
β’ At graduation, liquidity is created inside a vault with no owner and no withdraw function
β’ Emergency pause can stop buys, never sells
Not even FairHatch can touch the liquidity.
#DeFi
3 weeks of building FairHatch in public π
What we stand for:
β’ No presales, no whitelists
β’ Zero free tokens for creators
β’ Creators earn from fees, not dumps
β’ Rules published before launch
What would make you launch a token here? π
#RobinhoodChain#BuildInPublic
A launch platform is only as fair as the chain underneath it.
Here's why we chose Robinhood Chain for FairHatch β including the trade-offs we're accepting. π
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The fee is simple: 0.5% per buy or sell. Published up front, the same for everyone.
A creator who builds an active community earns more over time than one who dumps on day one.
Incentives shape behavior.
#Memecoins#Crypto
Most token creators make money one way: selling their tokens.
That's exactly why so many charts end in a dump.
On FairHatch, creators earn a share of trading fees from their own token. They earn when their community trades, not when they exit.
#RobinhoodChain#DeFi