Promote a Robinhood Chain token
You can promote a Robinhood Chain token through Locksley with labeled placements on the site and distribution in a sister app. Promotion buys attention and nothing else: it never changes a token's ranking, its lock display, or any number Locksley reads from the contracts.
Labeled placements on Locksley. Distribution through The Crypto App. Every fee →
This page sells advertising, and Locksley is the seller. Everything below is a commercial offer from us. We are telling you that here, at the top, rather than in a footnote — and the section on what money cannot buy is the more important half of the page.
Who this is for
Teams that have already launched and put their mechanics in order — a funded pool, a published lock or vesting schedule, a token page worth sending people to. The groundwork comes first: getting listed and noticed and after launch: the first 48 hours.
It is not for teams looking to buy credibility. If what you want is a better position in trending, a lock badge you have not earned, or a number on your token page changed, there is nothing here to sell you.
How it works
Pick the surface.
Labeled placements sit in defined slots on Locksley — never inside the data panels, never dressed as editorial.
Choose distribution.
Reach can extend past Locksley: the same labeled placement can run in The Crypto App, a sister distribution product from the company that builds Locksley, alongside its price and portfolio screens. That relationship is the disclosure: we are pointing at our own sibling, which carries labeled placements only.
Supply the creative and the token address.
We check the address resolves to a real pool and that the copy claims nothing the contracts do not support.
The campaign runs, labeled throughout
, for its whole term.
What promotion never buys
We charge for the doing, never for the reporting. Paying never changes how a token's data displays.
Concretely: positions in trending are computed from volume and liquidity movement, not sold. Lock state is read from the contracts, so a campaign cannot add, extend or highlight a liquidity lock that does not exist on-chain. "No lock found" means we found none — not that none exists. Locksley does not yet index every locker. No payment removes that line, and none adds one.
What it costs
| Placement | Price (as of August 2026) |
|---|---|
| Labeled placement on Locksley | —pending |
| Sister-app distribution add-on | —pending |
What happens on Locksley after
Nothing changes on your token page, and that is the design. Locksley's screener links out to a token page for every one of the —pending pairs it tracks, and a campaign does not touch what those pages show: same panels, same lock state, same holder distribution as before you paid. All a placement changes is how many people arrive there. How the business is funded is set out in fees and how Locksley makes money.
Placements are sold by Locksley directly, and the first step is usually not a placement at all. The thing that does change your token page is mechanism: lock liquidity on Robinhood Chain puts a release timestamp on-chain for anyone to read. A lock guarantees exactly one thing: the pool cannot be withdrawn before the release date. Not the price, not the team, not the token. A locked pool can still fall.
Slots are booked by the day and we will tell you honestly if we think the fit is poor. Send the token, the dates and what you are hoping the slot will do.
Organic first: a token page for your pair exists from pool creation whether or not you ever pay us anything — Locksley's screener links out to it — and most of what projects want from advertising is achieved by locking a position and letting the page show it.
Frequently asked questions
Does paying change how my token displays?
Never. The data renders identically whether you have paid us anything or not. Every panel on a token page — price, pool depth, lock state, vesting, holder distribution — is generated from contract reads, and no commercial relationship writes to it. We charge for placements and services, never for the reporting on any token.
Can I pay to rank higher in trending or new launches?
No. Those lists are computed from on-chain activity: volume, liquidity and pool creation time, with no paid tier in the sort. A placement can appear next to a list as a labeled slot, visibly separated from it, but position in the list is not for sale. Buying attention and buying position are different things.
Can I pay to have something removed from my token page?
No. Token pages are generated from public chain state, so removing a panel would mean misreporting what the contracts say. If a page shows no lock, the fix is to lock and let the read update, not to pay. Factual errors in our indexing are worth reporting, and we correct those for free.
“No lock found” means we found none, not that none exists: we do not index other lockers yet, and it is never a claim about the project.
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