POO.MEME

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Overview

POO.MEME is Robinhood Chain's launchpad, built on Pons: every token starts trading on a bonding curve and graduates into a Uniswap V4 pool with its liquidity locked for good.

There is one path from creation to a trading pool, the same for every token. You set your own creator fee and pick the modules that pay out of it; POO.MEME adds a fixed share on top; the curve and the pool do the rest.

What a token is

An ERC-20 with a fixed supply. Nobody can mint more, pause it or upgrade it — not its creator, and not POO.MEME. Its own address always ends 0x8888 — POO.MEME's own mark for a token launched through it.

Three things are set the moment you launch and never change:

  • Supply — how much exists.
  • Creator fee — your own share of every trade, up to 9.9%.
  • Pair asset — what it trades against: ETH, or the one Pons-approved token you paired it with.

Modules — the contracts that share in your creator fee, and what each one gets — start as you choose them at launch; see Modules below for what can still change.

POO.MEME itself holds no more authority over a launch than that: it takes its fixed 0.1% share of every trade, on top of your own creator fee, and nothing else. It cannot reach a launch that already exists — PooLauncher carries no admin surface to reach one with — cannot pause a token, its curve or its pool (there is no pause anywhere in this path), and cannot take, freeze or redirect what a splitter or a module holds; a collection always pays out where the launch's own terms said it would.

How a launch works

1. The curve. Trading opens the moment your launch is created. Every buy and sell goes through the same bonding curve — the price moves with each trade, and you can always sell back into it for as long as it's trading. 2. The sweep. Once the curve's real reserve reaches 4.2 ETH, it is swept: no more trading on the curve. 3. The pool. From there, anyone can call the step that opens the token's Uniswap V4 pool — permissionless, so it happens fast. The pool is seeded from what the curve raised, and its LP is locked for good. Trading picks back up in the pool. In the short gap between the sweep and that call, the token isn't tradable on either side.

What this costs, on both sides of that line, is on Fees.

Where a launch stands

  • Trading on the curve — the normal state for a token that hasn't reached 4.2 ETH yet. Buy and sell against the curve at any time.
  • Swept — the curve has reached its target and stopped trading; its pool hasn't been created yet. This is brief: anyone can create the pool, and usually someone does within moments.
  • Trading in its pool — the token's Uniswap V4 pool exists, its LP locked, and it trades there from then on.

Modules

A module is a standalone contract that shares in a token's own fee — Buyback & Burn and Staking are POO.MEME's own; anyone can build another. You choose which ones your token pays, and how much of your fee each one gets, when you create your launch. See what's live for any token on its module catalogue.

If you named an owner for your splitter at launch, that wallet can add or remove modules later too — see Run your token.