Jackpot Launchpad
A token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Fixed-supply launches, permanently locked liquidity, and trading fees recycled into jackpots. The pot is the product.
What it is
Every launch creates a 1,000,000,000-supply token paired with WETH in a Uniswap V3 pool — token, pool, and liquidity position all in one transaction, with the position locked away permanently. There is no bonding curve, no migration, and no path by which the liquidity can be withdrawn.
The pool charges a 1% trading fee. Half goes to the token's creator; the other half funds the jackpot system. Every trade earns lottery tickets in proportion to the fees it paid. Prizes strike per pool when it graduates, and network-wide every day.
The three claims, and where they are proven
| Claim | Mechanism | Verify |
|---|---|---|
| Liquidity cannot be pulled | The LP position is held by a contract with no withdrawal function | Contracts |
| Draws cannot be rigged | Commit-then-reveal against a public randomness beacon; every result recomputable | Fairness |
| The money is real | Pot balances, payout addresses, and a proof-of-reserves invariant published live | API: /v1/transparency |
How the money moves
- A trade pays the pool's 1% fee.
- Fees are collected from the locked position (collection is permissionless) and split on-chain: 50% to the creator, 50% to the protocol (ratio snapshotted at launch).
- The protocol share is split exactly, to the wei: 50% to that pool's graduation pot, 20% to the network-wide progressive pot, 30% to the treasury. Integer-division dust goes to the progressive pot.
- The graduation pot pays out when the pool crosses its threshold; the progressive pot is drawn daily at 20:00 UTC.
Because total prize funding is a fixed fraction of fees, always less than 100%, trading purely to farm tickets costs more than the expected prize value it buys. More on tickets.
Chain
Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit L2 with ~100 ms blocks and native ETH gas. The platform currently runs on testnet (chain ID 46630); mainnet (chain ID 4663) deployment is coming. Addresses, event topics, and RPC notes are on the Contracts page.
Reading map
- Launching: the one-transaction launch, fees, launch protection, creator economics.
- Trading & Tickets: how trades earn tickets, why wash trading loses, pool eras.
- Graduation & Jackpots: the graduation pot, the daily progressive pot.
- Fairness: the commit-then-reveal draw protocol and how to verify any draw yourself.
- Contracts: deployed addresses, event topics, indexer notes.
- API: the public REST API and event stream.