$RIPPLES is live. Launched on Ripples.
CA: 0xc465130ac047cc363d3839b4de1c8f35cf8ae9fd
Same factory, same fee, same curve, same lock as every launch on the pad.
80% of everything the protocol earns buys $RIPPLES and burns it.
We're continuously improving the user experience across Ripples.
Latest update: token pages now feature live charts and a simplified buy/sell interface, making it easier to follow markets and trade directly from the page.
"We'll sort out liquidity later" is a weak foundation for a market.
Ripples launches begin with a funding target and defined liquidity-lock terms. The path from the opening market to locked liquidity is established before people participate.
We built it that way because the next stage deserves a plan before anyone funds the first one.
Live on Robinhood and Solana now.
A sellout is a milestone. It shouldn’t be the entire business model.
In Ripples combined launches, a share of NFT mint revenue funds the linked token market until its target is reached.
The sale does two jobs:
1. It puts the collection in people’s hands.
2. It helps fund the market around it.
We built that connection into the economics from the start.
A creator economy should pay the creator.
Ripples lets you allocate creator fees starting with the first trade. The shares continues after graduation, through trading and pool fees.
Building a token market is ongoing work. We built the economics so the creator's participation lasts longer than the announcement.
This is how you create a linked token and NFT collection on Ripples.
From choosing your chain to adding the artwork and publishing on Robinhood or Solana.
Go launch yours now.
Too many launchpads treat the first trade as the finish line.
We built Ripples because what happens next should be part of the design. NFT mints help fund linked token markets, with published terms and a defined path to locked liquidity.
Live on Solana and Robinhood Chain.
Launching another ticker is easy. We built for what comes after.
Stock-linked launches are coming to Ripples.
Creators will be able to launch tokens tied to listed equities on either Solana or Robinhood, using the same Ripples rails for curves, liquidity and graduation.
The goal is simple: bring real-world market references into the same launch system already used for native tokens and NFT-linked markets.
One launchpad. More markets.
Coming soon.
$RIPPLES graduated.
Market reached its target, reserved supply moved into a Uniswap v4 position and locked liquidity for good.
The buyback keeps buying and burning.
Most people look at supply and market cap.
For a linked launch on Ripples, there two numbers that matter more than supply and market cap:
• The opening reserve
• The funding target
Together, they determine how far the curve can move from launch to graduation.
A smaller opening reserve creates more upside. A larger one creates less, even if the funding target is identical.
We let NFT mint fund the market without moving the token price, so the launch still has to be able to graduate from its opening price.
Two addresses hold collectively about a third of $RIPPLES.
Neither of them is a personal wallet.
• 25% is the market contract:
This is the token side of the liquidity. When the market reaches its funding target that balance pairs with the raise, opens a Uniswap v4 position and locks.
• 6% is Uniswap v4 pool manager:
That's the supply still for sale on the curve, it falls with someone buys.
The deployer holds none of those.
So that third of the supply isn't held. It's market infrastructure.