Robinhood Chain · Inscription Launchpad

RUNEPONS

The launchpad where Runes are the liquidity. Carve a token into the chain — a real pool from block one, sealed in locked liquidity the moment it fills.

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What is RunePons

A launchpad carved into
the Robinhood Chain.

RunePons lets anyone inscribe a token on a plain ETH curve — a real Uniswap pool from block one — then bond it into locked liquidity paired with a graduated rune.

The Ledger

Explore inscribed runes.

Every rune inscribed is a permanent entry on the Robinhood Chain. The ledger below fills as inscriptions go live.

The Protocol

Three operations, one chain.

Deploy

Inscribe a new rune

Name a ticker, set a max supply and a per-mint limit. The rune is born on-chain.

{"op":"deploy","tick":"RUNE","max":"21000000","lim":"1000"}
Mint

Claim a share

Mint within the limits until supply is reached. First come, first carved.

{"op":"mint","tick":"RUNE","amt":"1000"}
Transfer

Pass it on

Move runes between addresses. Ownership is written in the stone.

{"op":"transfer","tick":"RUNE","amt":"1000"}
The Mechanism

Three movements,
then it leaves your hands.

An inscription is not launched — it is performed. Three movements, and the stone is sealed.

01

Carve the stone

One transaction inscribes your rune and opens a live Uniswap V4 pool quoted in ETH. The curve is the pool — any wallet that can swap may touch it from its first block.

02

Choose the rite

Pick which graduated rune your raise buys when the stone fills. Buyers spend plain ETH; the quote you choose is what your launch bonds into, and where your fees arrive after.

03

Seal the tomb

At 4.2 ETH the curve closes and the entire raise market-buys your quote in one public swap. The position is minted into a contract with no door — and no exit.

The Curve

A real pool, from block one.

There is no synthetic bonding curve. Your token opens on a live Uniswap V4 pool quoted in ETH. When it fills at 4.2 ETH, the entire raise market-buys the chosen rune in one public swap, and the position is locked forever — no withdraw, no exit.

The Three Rites

Choose how your stone gives back.

Permanent at inscription. Disclosed before anyone trades. Never changed after.

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The Cinder Rite

· Burn ·

Part of every fee is sent to the dead address. Your volume permanently shrinks the supply of the rune you bond into — deflation, in exchange.

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The Harvest Rite

· Reward ·

Part of every fee flows to everyone holding your rune — pro-rata, continuous, before and after the bond. Nothing to stake, no snapshot, no hand that can stop it.

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The Silent Rite

· Keep ·

Keep the whole take. Zero is the default. Whatever you choose is carved at creation and never touched again.

RiteFee splitEffect on the bonded runeBest for
The Cinder RitePart → dead addressSupply shrinks (deflation)Communities that value scarcity
The Harvest RitePart → all holdersHolders earn continuouslyCommunities that reward loyalty
The Silent RiteAll → creatorNone — full takeCreators who keep everything
The Proof

Carved in stone, not code.

Trust, so you never have to trust us. See the proof yourself.

01 · Liquidity

Sealed, not time-locked

The locker contract has no withdraw, no transfer, no arbitrary call. This is not a long delay — there is no exit in the code at all.

02 · Terms

Frozen at launch

Nobody can change a live inscription's fees, threshold or rite afterwards. Not the carver, not the protocol, not the owner.

03 · Revenue

No hand on the stone

There is no override anywhere that can redirect a carver's fees. The glyph you leave is the glyph that stands.

04 · Access

Rules, not gatekeepers

Quote runes qualify by on-chain proof and a liquidity floor. Anyone can list one. Nobody — including us — can delist one.