End-to-end lifecycle
Configure the launch
The creator supplies a name, symbol, image, quote currency, optional links and description, immediate allocations, vesting schedules, and a profile-editing preference.
Review the launch
The o1 confirmation screen presents the quote, fixed supply, creation fee, allocation and vesting totals, projected pool share, profile permission, and the predicted Base address when applicable.
Prepare current settings
After the creator confirms the review, the app stores the token image and public profile on IPFS, includes that metadata link in the launch request, and refreshes the selected quote, creation fee, supply, liquidity settings, and current chain time.
Pay the creation fee
For an ETH launch, the wallet includes the creation fee in the launch transaction. A stablecoin launch may first ask for token approval. The creation fee goes directly to the platform fee receiver.
Create the token
On Base, the protocol creates a native B20 token with no administrator. On Robinhood, o1 creates a fixed-supply ERC-20 with no owner or additional minting function. The fixed 1 billion supply is created once and divided between permanent pool liquidity, immediate recipient wallets, and any vesting schedules.
Open permanent liquidity
The launch contracts open the Uniswap v4 pool at the configured starting price. The part of the supply not allocated to recipients or vesting is placed into permanent liquidity.
Where each asset lives
| Asset | Location | Who can move it |
|---|---|---|
| Tradable token supply | The permanent Uniswap liquidity position | The launch contracts prevent its removal |
| Immediate allocations | Recipient wallets | Each recipient |
| Vested allocations | The vesting contract | Claims always go to the beneficiary chosen at launch |
| Creation fee | Platform fee receiver wallet | That wallet |
| Accrued swap fees | A dedicated claimable balance for each recipient | Creator, platform, or valid referrer according to the fee split |
| User trade funds | The user’s wallet and the Uniswap pool during the trade | The transaction approved by the user |
Swap lifecycle
Review the trade
The interface shows the input amount, estimated output, minimum received, price impact, current fee, slippage limit, and estimated network fee. It automatically applies a 10-minute transaction deadline.
Apply pool and fee logic
Uniswap calculates the result, and the launch contract applies the swap fee in the pool’s quote currency.
Chain-specific token creation
- Base mainnet
- Robinhood Chain
The protocol creates a native B20 token with a fixed supply and no administrator. If the creator opts in, they may retain permission to update profile information only.
Profile information, comments, and announcements
| Feature | How it appears |
|---|---|
| Token profile | The image, description, website, X, Telegram, and other public fields are loaded from the IPFS metadata referenced by the token |
| Profile updates | When profile editing is enabled, the creator wallet can update the supported token identity and public information |
| Trade comments | A trader may attach a short comment of up to 32 UTF-8 bytes; it becomes public onchain data |
| Creator announcements | The creator recorded at launch can publish updates through the separate announcement contract |