Robinhood Chain launchpads
This index covers the —pending launchpads Locksley tracks on Robinhood Chain, each with its own page of indexed launches. A launchpad mints a token, seeds its pool and lists it in one flow, often on a bonding curve until the pool graduates to a DEX. Pads are listed alphabetically, not ranked: fee schedules, graduation thresholds and lock policies differ, and which one fits depends on what you are launching. Every launchpad compared puts the mechanics side by side, MintPlus launches is one pad's feed, and new tokens shows every launch regardless of route.
Do I have to use a launchpad to launch on Robinhood Chain?
No. Deployment is permissionless, so you can create a token and fund its pool directly from a wallet without any pad involved. A launchpad buys you a packaged flow, a listing surface and a set of default rules about supply and liquidity. Self-launching buys you control over all of it. Locksley indexes both routes identically, from the pool creation transaction.
Tokens launched through MintPlus
Robinhood Chain tokens launched through MintPlus, newest pool first. MintPlus is Team Finance's free launch route, and here is what that means for the data.
LiveNew tokens on Robinhood Chain
Every new token on Robinhood Chain, ordered by pool creation time, read live from the contracts. What appearing here proves, and what it does not.
DefinedWhat is a bonding curve?
A bonding curve prices a token by formula, rising with each buy and falling with each sell. How curve launches work and where the money sits until it fills.
