
Launch a token
- Open Launch and choose a name and symbol.
- Enter the ETH amount that funds the 50 pools.
- Sign the funding batches. Interrupted funding resumes where it stopped.
- Open trading once all 50 pools are funded.
VX69 is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Every launch creates one token and 50 pools, each pairing it with a different top asset on the chain.

Most launchpads list a new token against a single asset — usually one ETH pool or a bonding curve. Everyone who wants in has to arrive with that asset, and all price discovery happens in one place.
VX69 launches the token into 50 markets at once, one against each of the top 50 assets on Robinhood Chain by market cap with at least $15,000 of liquidity. Holders of any of them can trade the new token directly, and stakers earn fees in the assets actually traded.
| Typical launchpad | VX69 | |
|---|---|---|
| Markets at launch | One pool or bonding curve | 50 internal pools |
| Who can buy directly | Holders of the single quote asset | Holders of any of the 50 paired assets |
| Paired assets | Usually ETH | Top 50 by market cap, ≥ $15k liquidity, keyed by contract address |
| Funding | Varies | One ETH deposit, routed into all 50 assets |
| Liquidity custody | Varies by platform | Held by the token’s vault; no owner or creator reserve-withdrawal function |
| Swap fees | Varies by platform | 1%: 0.50% to the token’s stakers, 0.50% to the platform token |
| Reward assets | — | Paid in the assets used to pay each swap fee |
| Keeping markets current | Static | Manual or automatic rotation toward better-ranked assets |

Connect an EVM wallet on Robinhood Chain testnet (chain ID 46630). You sign every action yourself.




Every token has a fixed supply of one billion.

Each of the 50 pools holds a reserve of the token and a reserve of one paired asset, and prices trades with a constant-product formula.
External DEX liquidity is only used to buy the assets that fund the pools and to rotate reserves. GMGN supplies the rankings and those external routes.

Every swap charges 1% of the input asset. Half goes to the token’s stakers. The platform share can be lowered by the owner but never raised above half.
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD, out of circulation. Reported total supply does not change.
Candidates from GMGN are ranked by market cap and filtered by liquidity. Selection keys on contract addresses, not symbols, so copycat tickers never qualify.
Assets must also be admitted in the registry. A snapshot needs 50 eligible assets, and stale data blocks new launches and rank-based rotations.

A rotation swaps a retired market’s paired-asset reserve into a better-ranked asset. The token reserve and earned fees are untouched.
Creators can replace a weak market at any time.
Anyone can trigger one, subject to a cooldown, a better score, fresh rankings and a signed route.

The leaderboard ranks traders and tokens by on-chain swaps in the shown block range, not lifetime volume or performance.
/u/<address>.
A general board plus one board per token. Posts and votes are separate from trading and are not endorsed by the protocol.

Owner, reporter and route signer are separate keys with separate powers.
| Role | Can | Cannot |
|---|---|---|
| Owner | Pause protected trading and launch actions; manage asset admissions; change the reporter and route signer; allow specific router functions; bind the platform token once | Withdraw pool reserves or staked principal — there is no generic withdrawal function; rebind the platform token |
| Reporter | Publish rankings and eligibility observations | Admit new assets or move pool funds |
| Route signer | Attest external funding and rotation routes | Move pool funds; a signed route only executes for its bound caller, exact input, minimum output, deadline and nonce |
| Creator | Fund, launch, rotate manually; cancel an unfinished launch after one day | Withdraw liquidity from a launched token |
A signed route is not proof of the best available price.


The owner console at /admin shows contracts, permissions, token setup and launch readiness. Core contracts can ship before the platform token exists, with launches paused.
The platform token is bound to the staking contract once, permanently. The site reads it from there, so it appears everywhere without a rebuild. Only the on-chain owner wallet can submit admin transactions.

Robinhood Chain testnet · chain ID 46630

0x2723eb227421Ecd4bde0072A13aC0D9F791347290x2723…4729Check the network and address before interacting. None of these is a deposit address.
What each contract does and what the owner can change
No. Each token trades in 50 internal markets, so you can buy it directly with any of its paired assets. You still need ETH for gas.
No. Liquidity sits in the token’s vault and no owner or creator function can withdraw it or staked principal. Only an unfinished launch can be cancelled, after one day.
Each pool prices the token from its own reserves. Prices can differ between the 50 pools and from prices on external venues.
Half of every swap fee on that token, in the asset the fee was paid in. Earnings depend on trading activity; there is no fixed yield.
Registry-admitted assets in the top 50 by market cap with at least $15,000 of liquidity, identified by contract address.
No. It’s a message signature, not a transaction.
No. VX69 is an independent project on Robinhood Chain, not a Robinhood product, fund or ETF.