the next big memecoin won't launch on one chain.
it'll launch on four and let the money decide.
you're early to that. most people don't know it exists yet.
sasa
#memecoins#Base#BNBChain#Arc#RobinhoodChain
@Darky1k no ticker from us, we're the ones running the track. coins launch on Base, BNB, Arc and Robinhood Chain at the same time and whichever chain apes hardest in 5 min keeps it. you'd like it, it's basically aping as a sport
good to see more stuff going live on Robinhood Chain, it's been pretty quiet on the builder side. we're bringing the other end of the spectrum there, memecoin launches that race against Base, BNB and Arc for the same coin. between leveraged RWAs and that, the chain's starting to look like an actual place
@TrustWallet the hard part is you never know which chain the next runner shows up on. that's basically why we made coins race on four chains at once, you just watch where the money goes for five minutes instead of guessing
Can confirm from the small end of things. We've been running test launches where a coin starts on BNB Chain, Base, Arc and Robinhood Chain at the same time and people pick where to buy. BNB took two of the three races. Holder count showing up as actual buying pressure, not just a chart.
Appreciate it. The part we think is actually different is that we don't make the creator pick a chain at all. Every coin goes live on Base, BNB, Arc and Robinhood Chain at the same second, and for five minutes people just buy wherever they want. Whichever chain pulls the most money keeps the coin, the other three send their money and holders over, and that one pool gets locked. So the creator never has to guess "should I have launched on Base instead", the market answers that for them. Been running it on testnets this week and it's held up, mainnet is close.
@binance Curious if it will flag new launches on BNB Chain early or just cover the big caps. The first few minutes of a new coin is where people actually need the info.
Makes sense when you look at where the new money actually goes, Base is the easiest onramp for a normal person right now. Funny thing, we're running test launches across Base, BNB, Arc and Robinhood Chain and Base already took one of the races. The flip is showing up at the small scale too.
Seen this on a few chains now. Everyone says "come build here", then the first real app shows up and gets silence. Honestly it's one of the reasons we launch every coin on four chains at once instead of betting on one. Whichever ecosystem actually shows up for it, that's where the coin ends up living.
Got the same question three times today so here's the answer for everyone:
If you bought on a chain that lost the race, you're not stuck with a dead token. Your money and your position get moved over to the chain that won. You end up with the same coin as everyone else, just in one bigger pool instead of four small ones.
That's the whole point of the race, actually. We didn't want four half-empty copies of the same coin.
sasa
#Base #BNBChain #Arc #RobinhoodChain
Yes. Holders on a losing chain are moved into the winner: the dollars in their pool go into the winning pool and their positions are reissued there pro rata, so nobody is left holding a dead token. Since all four pools end up as one, the winner's pool is deeper after the merge than any single chain was. Happy to keep the discussion here so others can follow along.
Usage follows utility: great assets, great builders.
We’d add one line: builders shouldn’t have to bet on Robinhood Chain before they know where their users are.
That’s why sasa launches every coin on Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain and Arc at the same moment and lets buyers decide, in five minutes, which chain keeps it. If Robinhood Chain’s users show up, it wins the pool. No bridge, no guess.
Building it now. First public races soon.
#RobinhoodChain #Base #BNBChain #Arc
@unblemishedbean Robinhood Chain is built for tokenized real-world assets and the apps people actually want to use with them. Usage follows utility: great assets, great builders, and plugging it into the Robinhood products millions of customers already use. More to come.
Winner takes all, every time. At the five-minute mark the contract compares the four pools and the one with the most buying keeps the coin; the other three hand their money and holders over to it. An exact tie resolves by a fixed rule written into the contract, so there is never a split and nothing to game. Similar demand just means a deeper pool wherever it lands.
@base things that make the other chains race Base for every coin.
Same coin, same minute, on Base, BNB Chain, Arc and Robinhood Chain. Buyers decide in five minutes which chain keeps it. Base wins most of ours so far. Building it now.
Four chains, four kinds of buyers. Picking one in advance is a bet. Launching on all four and letting the buyers decide in five minutes isn’t.
sasa · One coin. Every chain.
#Base#BNBChain#RobinhoodChain#Arc
We’re building sasa on four chains at once. People ask why these four. Short answer: each one is good at something the others aren’t, and a coin shouldn’t have to guess which one it needs. The long answer, one chain at a time:
Arc
Circle’s chain where gas is paid in USDC. No gas token to buy, no ETH to juggle. For a trader who thinks in dollars it’s the simplest place to buy anything. For us it’s the only chain where a race is a pure-dollar race.