FAQ
The obvious questions
Do I need SOL, BNB or Base ETH?
No. You sign one transaction on Robinhood Chain and pay in ETH there. The slices you pay cover the relayer's gas on the other three chains.
Is it the same token?
Same name, ticker, image and description, and the same launch id in each venue's metadata. They are four native coins on four chains. There is no bridge and none of them is wrapped from another.
Then how is it one price?
Below $60k of market cap it is not, and the site says so. Each coin opens at its own curve's price. From $60k the maker sells the high market and buys the low one until they are inside the band. The band is a target it trades toward, not a peg it can guarantee.
What if a venue fails?
The relayer marks it failed and your slice for that venue is credited back to you on the registry. Withdraw it from the app. If the relayer never answers, reclaim the slice yourself after two hours.
Can I launch on fewer than four?
Not yet. The operator can switch a venue off for everyone while it is down, in which case its slice is not charged. Per-launch venue choice is a later feature.
Who gets the creator fees?
The maker, on every chain. That is the deal: your coin's fees stock the maker that holds your coin's four prices together. You keep your opening buy and anything you trade.
Who owns the coins on the other chains?
On pump.fun the "creator" is the relayer's Solana key; on Flap the beneficiary is the maker's BNB wallet; on Clanker the token admin is the relayer and the reward recipient is the maker's Base wallet. None of these roles can mint, pause or take supply. They receive fees.
What does graduation do?
Each leg graduates on its own venue's terms: PONS to Uniswap v4 at 4.2 ETH, pump.fun to PumpSwap at about 85 SOL, Flap to PancakeSwap at 80% of supply, Clanker is a v4 pool from the first trade. A graduated leg is read but no longer traded by the maker; the others are held to each other.
Is the code verified?
The registry and the fee sink are small and single-purpose; the source ships with the repository. Explorer verification is pending.
Why Robinhood Chain to sign?
Because PONS lives there, so one of the four legs can be atomic with your signature. The other three cannot be made atomic from any single chain, so pick the one where at least one leg can be.