Guided token launch on chain 4663
Robinhood Chain Launchpad
Direct answer: Nock Terminal is an independent Robinhood Chain launchpad for creating a fixed-supply ERC-20 and opening its Uniswap v4 pool. The disclosed cost is 0.002 ETH plus gas, no initial ETH liquidity deposit is required, and the LP position is only treated as burned after its transfer receipt confirms.
- 0.002 ETH + gas
- No ETH liquidity deposit
- Receipt-verified LP transfer
Best fit: a direct Uniswap v4 launch with wallet-signed transactions, fixed supply and separate receipt verification. Compare first if you want a bonding curve, direct v3 pool, curated sale or different creator economics.
The LP-position NFT is treated as burned only after its transfer to the dead address confirms. Verify the deployment, pool and LP receipts onchain. Independent of and not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. · Product disclosure updated
Token details
Launch settings
- 1Launch fee — 0.002 ETH to Nock
- 2Deploy token — creates your ERC-20 (gas only)
- 3Create pool — initializes the Uniswap v4 pool (gas only)
- 4Approve token for Permit2 — one-time ERC-20 approval (gas only)
- 5Approve Position Manager via Permit2 — lets the manager pull your tokens (gas only)
- 6Add liquidity — creates the configured single-sided token position; verify the receipt (gas only)
- 7Transfer the LP position — attempts to send the position NFT to the dead address; verify its owner (gas only)
Keep your wallet open and inspect each request. The optional developer buy adds another transaction, and a failed LP-position transfer may require a later retry.
How the Robinhood Chain token launchpad works
Nock Terminal turns the usual multi-tool launch process into one guided flow. You keep custody of your wallet and approve every onchain action; Nock never needs your private key.
- 1
Create the token
Choose a name, ticker, image, description, and optional social links.
- 2
Deploy on chain 4663
Your wallet deploys a fixed-supply ERC-20 directly on Robinhood Chain.
- 3
Open the Uniswap v4 pool
The launch flow initializes a real pool and adds single-sided token liquidity.
- 4
Verify the LP transfer and registration
The flow attempts to send the LP-position NFT to the dead address and separately registers the token. Verify both outcomes because registration can succeed while the transfer is pending.
Already launched? Track every fresh pool in the Robinhood Chain New Pairs feed.
Robinhood Chain launchpad FAQ
What is the Nock Terminal Robinhood Chain launchpad?
It is a self-service token launcher for Robinhood Chain. The creator signs the launch transactions from a connected wallet while the flow deploys an ERC-20, initializes a Uniswap v4 pool, adds single-sided token liquidity and attempts to transfer the LP-position NFT to the dead address.
How much does it cost to launch a token on Robinhood Chain?
Nock Terminal charges a flat 0.002 ETH launch fee, plus Robinhood Chain network gas. An optional developer buy is separate and includes the standard 1 percent swap fee.
Do I need to provide initial liquidity?
No. Nock Terminal creates a single-sided Uniswap v4 position using the token supply, so the creator does not need to seed ETH as initial liquidity.
Is launchpad liquidity locked?
Only after the LP-position NFT transfer to the dead address succeeds onchain. Registration can complete while that burn is pending, so verify the burn receipt or LP owner on the explorer rather than relying on the token listing alone.
Where does a newly launched token appear?
If registration succeeds, the token can appear in Nock Terminal's New Pairs feed and receive a token page. Market fields and trading links depend on successful indexing, pool data and route availability.
Sources and onchain verification
- Robinhood Chain network configuration
- Official Uniswap v4 deployment registry
- Robinhood Chain Blockscout
- Nock launch registry and verification methodology
- Nock launch provenance feed (JSON)
Nock Terminal publishes and operates this launch flow. The fee, modeled starting values and registration behavior are first-party disclosures, not an independent smart-contract audit. Confirm token deployment, pool initialization, LP ownership and any optional developer buy from the transaction receipts.