1 billion fixed supply
Current launches create exactly 1 billion tokens with 18 decimals.
Opening FDV near USD 4,000
Current launches target an opening fully diluted valuation close to USD 4,000.
Permanent liquidity
The Uniswap v4 market opens at launch, and its liquidity is permanently locked by the launch contracts.
Flexible distribution
Creators can send tokens to selected wallets immediately or place them in fixed vesting schedules.
Stock-paired markets
Robinhood launches can pair with supported Stock Tokens through a dedicated stock route.
Free creation
o1 Launchpad currently charges no token creation fee on any available production route. Network gas still applies.
Current production model
These settings were verified on July 28, 2026. Supported assets and other settings may change for future launches, so developers should read the current values before building a transaction. See Live configuration.
From token setup to live market
1
Design the launch
Choose the token identity, paired asset, profile-editing preference, allocations, and vesting.
2
Create the fixed supply
The launch contracts create 1 billion tokens and distribute any immediate or vested allocations.
3
Open permanent liquidity
The remaining supply is placed into the token’s Uniswap v4 pool, permanently locked, and available for trading immediately.
4
Use launch features
Trading fees, referrals, vesting claims, token profile tools, and creator announcements become available through the token and profile pages.
Choose a path
Launch a token
Identity, metadata, paired-asset selection, allocations, vesting, and the wallet transaction.
Launch against a stock
How supported Robinhood Stock Tokens work as paired assets and fee currencies.
Understand liquidity
Opening-price assumptions, changing pool inventory, and the permanent liquidity lock.
Review fees
Free token creation, the anti-snipe clock, paired-asset swap fees, referrals, and comments.
Plan a launch
Choose allocations, vesting, profile control, announcements, and optional airdrop claim tools.
