How Stockpad works

Stockpad is a launchpad on the Robinhood Chain where every coin launches straight into a real Uniswap V4 pool, paired to a real stock (or to ETH / USDG). It's tradable everywhere from block one, its liquidity is locked forever, and a share of every trade is paid to holders in the paired asset.

Overview

A coin launched here is a fixed-supply ERC-20 that goes directly into a live Uniswap V4 pool — there is no bonding curve and no graduation step. Because it's a normal V4 pool, it shows up and is tradable on aggregators like Axiom, GMGN and mevx immediately, not after some threshold.

What's different from an ordinary memecoin is the pairing. The pool can be paired with a real stock token, so the price tracks that stock, and a share of every trade's fee is paid out to the people holding the coin — in that same stock (or ETH / USDG).

How a launch works

Creating a coin is a single transaction. It deploys the token, opens a Uniswap V4 pool at your chosen fee, seeds it with single-sided token liquidity, and locks that position permanently in a program contract.

Every launch starts at roughly $2,500–3,000 market cap regardless of the coin, so no one is priced out. The starting price is computed from the pair asset's live USD value, read on-chain.

A small 0.0005 ETH launch fee goes to the Stockpad development wallet. That is the only launch cost besides gas.

Liquidity is locked

The pool's liquidity position is held by a program contract (the "locker") that has no function to withdraw the principal. It can collect the pool's trading fees and split them, but it can never pull the liquidity. Nobody — not the creator, not us — can rug it.

You can verify this yourself: the locker owns the V4 position, and its code exposes no withdraw path. Fees are the only thing that ever leaves.

Pairing (stock / ETH / USDG)

At launch the creator picks how the pool is paired:

• A real stock token — the pool is MEME/STOCK, so the price moves with the stock and holder rewards are paid in that stock.
• ETH — a clean, always-liquid pair; rewards in ETH.
• USDG — a stablecoin pair for a steadier USD-style price; rewards in USDG.

The pairing is fixed at launch and written into the locker; it cannot be changed afterwards.

Fees & the split

The creator sets the trade fee at launch — adjustable, default 2% (0.1%–10%) — charged on every buy and sell for the life of the coin. Here's how it splits:

The reward mode is chosen at launch and fixed. In every mode, Stockpad development takes 20% of each trade (in ETH), and the creator/holders only ever receive the pair asset — never the meme token. In Buyback & burn there is no holder or creator payout at all: the whole 80% remainder is used to buy the coin back from its own pool and send it to a dead address.

Trading on the site

Buy and sell work in-site for every pairing. ETH pairs swap directly through the V4 pool. Stock/USDG pairs route in two hops — ETH↔pair through Uniswap V3, then pair↔coin through the V4 pool — so you can still pay in ETH. Trades use slippage protection (default 15%, adjustable) and are blocked if the pool has no liquidity yet.

Holder rewards

When "holder sharing" is ON, the 80% remainder of every trade's fee is distributed to holders pro-rata, using magnified-dividend accounting — your share grows automatically as trades happen, proportional to your balance. Rewards are paid in the paired asset (the stock, ETH, or USDG).

On the current factory, holder rewards are fully automatic — no button, no bot. Every ordinary transfer of the coin (buy, sell, or send, on Stockpad or any other platform) both sweeps the pool's fees into the reward pool and pays out a few holders directly, in the same transaction. You can still claim manually anytime with "Collect & claim" if you don't want to wait for the next trade.

Creator fees

In Creator mode, the 80% remainder accrues to the creator, who claims it with a button (on their Dashboard or the coin's page) — deliberately manual, so claiming stays a moment that's actually yours. The creator is always paid in the pair asset only — never the meme token.

Buyback & burn

In Buyback & burn mode there is no holder or creator payout. Stockpad development still takes its 20% (in ETH); the remaining 80% of the pair-side fee is used to buy the coin from its own pool, and every bought token — plus any token-side fee — is sent to a dead address (0x…dEaD). This creates continuous buy pressure and permanently removes supply from circulation (deflation). On the current factory this is also fully automatic — triggered by ordinary trading on any platform, no button and no bot required.

Claiming

Both holders and creators claim from the Dashboard. Claimable rewards are grouped by asset — one button per asset (ETH, or each stock like RDDT / ADBE) — and a button appears only when you actually have something to claim, so you don't have to visit each coin's page one by one.

Claiming is a pull (you sign to withdraw to your wallet); accrual and distribution are automatic. Nothing expires.

Which stocks

All 194 canonical Robinhood-Chain stock tokens are pairable (the app grid shows them with live logos). A stock must have an on-chain ETH route to be launched against; the picker steers you to ones that work.

Names include Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia, Tesla, Robinhood, Coinbase, GameStop, gold, the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100 and more.

Risks

Read this part properly.

• Stockpad coins are memecoins. They reference a stock's name and logo for theming; they are not shares, securities, or claims on any company, and carry no ownership, dividend or voting rights.
• Stock exposure is a claim, not equity. Any tokenized-stock instrument the pool uses is issued by a third party and can carry freeze, pause or delegate powers. Your reward inherits those powers.
• Not audited. The contracts have not been audited outside their own test suite.
• New pools are thin. A freshly launched pool has little depth, so large trades can fail or move the price hard — start small.
• Memecoins usually go to zero. Pairing one to a stock does not change that. Rewards accrue from trading volume, so a coin nobody trades pays nothing.
• Nothing here is investment advice, and we are not licensed to give any.

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