Launch a coin that
can't be rugged by its creator.
Nobody knows you on day one, so the only credibility available is a promise someone else can check. Here the promise is in the token itself, and you keep 70% of every trade fee on the curve for making it.
No creation fee. Ever. There is no code path that can charge one.
SLYNG burned so far
— SLYNG
Next burn in —
Every ten minutes, on the clock.
- Paid to creators
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- Coins launched
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- free to create
- Graduated
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- into locked pools
- Liquidity locked
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- nobody can withdraw it
- Creators time gated
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- enforced in the token
Beta Slyng for iPhone, public beta
Every coin on Slyng, in your pocket.
Same coins, same contracts, with a wallet that lives in the app. Open to anyone with an iPhone, free through Apple’s TestFlight, no invite needed.
- Buy with what you hold. Pay in USDG for a coin that trades in ETH. One tap, and gas is covered when your wallet has none.
- Every number from the chain. Prices, charts and holders read live from Robinhood Chain.
- The people who trade with you. Follow traders, chat on a coin, and get a ping when someone replies or sends you coins.
Install TestFlight, then tap Join. About a minute.
Six things a Slyng coin cannot do to you
Not policies, and not promises we would have to be around to keep. Each one is a property of the deployed bytecode, and each one is checkable by a stranger who does not trust us at all.
The creator can't sell first
A time gate runs inside the ERC-20 itself, checked on every transfer out of the creator's wallet. There is no route around it: not a DEX, not an aggregator, not an OTC deal, not a hop to a fresh wallet.
Enforced in LaunchToken
No free bag to dump
The creator receives no allocation at all. The whole billion opens on the bonding curve and they buy on it at the same price as everyone who came after them. Nothing is held back — not for the creator, not for us.
Enforced in Launchpad
A cap that keeps applying
The creator can never buy more than 5% of the supply — checked on every buy they make, not just the opening one, so they cannot top up quietly later. It is a cap on buying from the curve, not on what the wallet can hold: nothing on chain can stop tokens being sent to an address, so treat it as a limit on the allocation, and read balances yourself.
Enforced in Launchpad
Liquidity nobody can pull
When a coin graduates, its Uniswap position is minted straight into a contract with no owner, no proxy and no withdrawal function. Not for the creator, and not for us either. On a pair whose issuer can pause or burn its own token, that issuer is the one exception, and the coin's page says so.
Enforced in LpLocker
Nothing to mint or freeze
No mint function, no owner, no pause, no blacklist. Once the token is deployed it has no admin of any kind, so there is no key that can dilute you or stop you selling.
Enforced in LaunchToken
Fees that can't be raised
The 1% trade fee and the 5% graduation fee are constants in the bytecode. So is the 0.70% the hook charges on a graduated pool, and the 0.50% of it that is the creator's. No function exists to change any of them, and creating a coin is free with no code path that could ever charge for it.
Enforced in Launchpad · SwapFeeHook
Serious project or memeable joke. Same guarantees.
The protections are not a tier you unlock. They are how the contract works, so the only thing that changes between a funded project and a coin about your dog is how much you choose to commit on top.
Prove it in advance
- Commit to a time gate from 12 hours to 30 days and carry the rug protection mark.
- Earn 70% of every trade fee on the curve, then 0.50% of every swap in the Uniswap pool after your coin graduates — the earning does not stop when the coin succeeds.
- Put your website, X and Telegram on the coin's page.
- Graduate into a real Uniswap pool whose liquidity is locked permanently.
Be first, be funny
- Free, one transaction, about thirty seconds start to finish.
- Take the one hour minimum gate if you want to move now.
- Pick an emoji and skip everything else.
- The same unruggable liquidity, the same no-admin token, and the same 0.50% of every swap if it graduates.
How a launch goes
- Step 1
Name it and set your gate
Pick a name, a ticker, an image and what it trades against. Choose how long you are locked out of selling — an hour at the very least, twelve hours or more to carry the rug protection mark.
- Step 2
It opens on a bonding curve
The whole billion opens on the curve — nothing is held back for anyone, including us. You buy on it at the same price as everyone else, and the curve will not sell you more than 5% of the supply, however many transactions you spread it over. When the coin graduates, the raise and exactly enough coins to open the pool at the price the curve just closed at are locked into it permanently.
- Step 3
It graduates into a real pool
When the curve fills, one transaction builds a Uniswap v4 pool and mints the position straight into a contract that has no way to withdraw it. Trading carries on there permanently.
Every number in those three steps is a constant in the contract. The whitepaper names each one — the fees, the caps, what the owner role can and cannot do, and what is not built yet.
Pair it with anything
Price your coin against ETH, a stablecoin, or any other ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain — the tokenized equities included. Listing a pair is permissionless, so nobody has to approve your idea first.
We tell you which pairs we have actually vetted and which we have not, because those are different things and pretending otherwise would be the easiest lie on the site. Every reserve and fee book is kept per asset, so a bad pair can only ever affect coins priced against it.