Repository-to-community launchpad · Robinhood Chain

Good code.Great communities.

Discover open-source projects and build a community around the code you believe in.

wallet transactions per launch: 1–2
verified pair assets: 68
GigPad platform fee: 0
blocks before “confirmed”: 10

A repository link does not prove endorsement by its maintainers. Every project is labelled maintainer-verified or independent, and a launch is called confirmed only after its receipt is read.

On GitHub right now

yousefjan2007-crypto/robinhood-screener

Primary language: Python
Last activity: pushed 7 min ago
Stars: 1
On GigPad: No project registered

Read from the GitHub search API (most recently pushed public repository about Robinhood Chain). No GigPad project or token exists for it; listing is not an endorsement.

Repository card

Reading the newest launched project, then GitHub…

Launch factory0x7eD5…EC7eLaunch-and-buy router0xe33E…294868 verified pair assets

GigPad v1 · Robinhood Chain · chain 4663 · no platform fee

Launch factory0x7eD5…EC7eLaunch-and-buy router0xe33E…294868 verified pair assets

GigPad v1 · Robinhood Chain · chain 4663 · no platform fee

How it works

From repository to confirmed deployment, in four honest steps.

Every step states what it checks and what it cannot promise. The chain below is the real order of events; the highlighted step is the one most launchpads skip.

Public repositoryGitHub sign-inPermission checkWallet signatureReviewPons V2 factoryRobinhood Chain

01
Find the code.
Search GitHub by name, owner or keyword, or paste a public repository link. You see the real fields: description, stars, forks, language, license, archive status and last push.
Stars count people who starred, not users. A recent push shows activity, not quality.
02
Shape the community.
Sign in with GitHub. If GitHub reports admin or maintain on the repository, bind a wallet with a signature and the project is maintainer-verified. Otherwise it is an independent community launch, labelled as such.
A matching username or a wallet signature alone never counts as maintainer proof.
03
Review the launch.
Pair asset and creator tax are checked against the Pons V2 contracts (approved pair list, tax cap); name, symbol and artwork against GigPad's own rendering limits, since the factory only requires a non-empty name and symbol. Launch fee, supply (fixed by the factory configuration), graduation threshold and fee policy are read from the chain at review time.
Gas is estimated separately from the launch fee. Terms are pinned into the call so they cannot move after review.
04
Sign and follow.
One wallet transaction for an ETH-paired launch; two when an opening buy in an ERC-20 pair asset needs an exact allowance first. The server reads the receipt itself and marks the project launched only when the factory event is in it.
No timer, form submission or hash alone ever produces “Launch confirmed”.

Maintain a repository? Verify once, launch as its maintainer.

GitHub is asked for your permission on the repository id, a wallet signs a one-time challenge, and the record is re-checked before you sign a launch. Anyone else can still register an independent launch, labelled as such.

Verify with GitHub How it works

GitHub sign-in is not configured on this deployment yet, so verification is not available until the operator registers the OAuth app. Repository search and the directory work without it.

Explore

Repositories from GitHub. Launches from the chain.

Search results are plain GitHub repositories. A repository only shows a token when a confirmed launch is actually associated with it.

Registered on GigPad

0 registered · 0 launched · 0 maintainer-verified, counted from the database

None yet: no launch has been submitted through GigPad. The first registered project appears here the moment its launch transaction is recorded. Start one →

Launched on the protocol, any interface

factory events, blocks 77,861,625–77,891,625 (~50 min), read 2 min ago

NUT
Nutcoin
NUT · paired with ETH
NUT is a memecoin deployed on [Ethereum](
Any interfaceOn the curve
Launched
3 min ago
Token
0xd362…2E48
Repository
none linked
Protocol interface ↗Explorer ↗Website ↗
PINU
PIG INU
PINU · paired with ETH
🐷 $PINU — The Little Pig Who Wanted to Swim Once upon a time, in a cozy little yard, lived a tiny piggy with a big dream: he wanted to learn how to swim! Everyone said, "Pigs wallow in mud, they don't wear goggles!" But this little pig didn't care. He
Any interfaceOn the curve
Launched
3 min ago
Token
0x7eFc…E0Ab
Repository
none linked
Protocol interface ↗Explorer ↗
FROT
FrothSwap
FROTH · paired with ETH
FrothSwap on Robinhood Chain. Dexs.
Any interfaceOn the curve
Launched
3 min ago
Token
0xb1f3…7CC6
Repository
none linked
Protocol interface ↗Explorer ↗
ORBI
Orbio Coin
ORBIOCOIN · paired with ORBIO
Orbio Coin
Any interfaceOn the curve
Launched
3 min ago
Token
0xf851…74D1
Repository
none linked
Protocol interface ↗Explorer ↗
RST
Robo Strategy Token
RST · paired with ETH
A strategy token whose feels plays the alpha role of buying back Robo NFTs and list them above to create a cycle. This is an experimental token trying to edge out the bots.
Any interfaceOn the curve
Launched
4 min ago
Token
0xdDAB…592e
Repository
none linked
Protocol interface ↗Explorer ↗
ORBI
Orbinaouts
ORBINAOUTS · paired with ORBIO
Orbi Orbinaouts
Any interfaceOn the curve
Launched
4 min ago
Token
0x6186…F822
Repository
none linked
Protocol interface ↗Explorer ↗Website ↗

These tokens were created on the same Pons V2 contracts GigPad calls, by whichever interface their creators used, and are printed exactly as written on the chain. They are not GigPad projects and have no repository relationship; nothing here is curated or an endorsement. All recent launches →

Launched on the protocol, any interface

reading…

Reading the factory’s events from the chain…

On GitHub right now

GitHub search · public repositories about Robinhood Chain · most recently pushed · read 6 min ago

yousefjan2007-crypto/robinhood-screener ↗
GitHub repository
No description on GitHub.
Stars
1
Forks
0
Language
Python
License
None detected
Last push
7 min ago
No GigPad project or token is associated with this repository.
Inspect Launch a project
nicolostancato-web/whale-radar ↗
GitHub repository
Paper test live whale/momentum Robinhood chain (out-of-sample, no real money)
Stars
0
Forks
0
Language
Python
License
None detected
Last push
7 min ago
No GigPad project or token is associated with this repository.
Inspect Launch a project
matamu5284-prog/gleexhcoin-watcher ↗
GitHub repository
Autonomous GleexhCoin desk watcher for UBIK (Robinhood Chain)
Stars
0
Forks
0
Language
JavaScript
License
None detected
Last push
7 min ago
No GigPad project or token is associated with this repository.
Inspect Launch a project

On GitHub right now

reading…

Reading GitHub…

Live from GitHub and the chain

Every community starts somewhere.

A repository becomes a project page with an honest identity, a relationship label and, once a launch confirms, a token record read from the chain.

Live from GitHub and the chain

Every community starts somewhere.

A repository becomes a project page with an honest identity, a relationship label and, once a launch confirms, a token record read from the chain.

Repository cards: reading GitHub… Project page: reading the newest launch… The motion is decorative; real launch status comes from transaction receipts.

Transparency

What you are told before you sign, and where it comes from.

Terms read at 02:58 UTC at block 77893400. The review step reads them again right before the wallet opens.

Read the documentation →

01
Creator and repository relationship
Each project is either maintainer-verified (GitHub reported admin or maintain for the signed-in account on the repository id, and the wallet signed a challenge) or independent (not affiliated with the maintainers). Verification proves a relationship to the repository, not contract safety, project quality or investment merit. It is re-checked before sensitive changes.
02
Token contract and network
Tokens are created by the Pons V2 factory on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663): PonsV2LaunchFactory, source verified on Sourcify. The token address is read from the factory’s own event in the receipt, never predicted. Owning the token is not owning the repository, its code, equity or revenue.
03
Launch costs
Protocol launch fee 0.0005 ETH, paid to the factory with the launch call. GigPad charges nothing. Gas is estimated separately at review time from a simulation of the exact call.
04
Liquidity configuration
No deposit: the curve prices against a virtual reserve of 1.68 ETH and the whole supply (1B tokens, launch configuration 0) is minted to the curve. At the graduation threshold (4.2 ETH collected) the protocol moves reserves into a Uniswap v4 pool and mints the position to the launch locker 0x267444D099b10fB5Ed7c3Cc7B7c767AdcA574952, whose verified source has no withdraw or transfer function.
05
Where the data comes from
Repository facts: the GitHub REST API, server-side, with their fetch time. Chain facts: Robinhood Chain RPC through a read-only relay, Sourcify records, and the explorer for links. Market facts on project pages come from curve and pool reads with their block number; holders are shown as unavailable unless the explorer answers. 68 pair assets are listed only when the factory accepts them on-chain and an issuer confirms their identity.
06
Confirmation policy
A launch is called confirmed after 10 blocks on top of a successful receipt that carries the factory event, with the sender equal to the creator wallet and the factory recognising the token. The chain’s later stages (posted to Ethereum, Ethereum finality) are read from the RPC’s safe and finalized tags and shown on the status page separately.

Where a curve trade fee goes.

Read from the protocol’s fee policy on the pool hook at block 77893400. The launch fee is sent with the call to the factory, which forwards it in the same transaction to the protocol fee recipient (0x263ed295dAFaE1d9AAdD6E56c4B6F9f38eE019Dd); GigPad receives nothing from either.

30%
Protocol
The share the Pons V2 fee policy keeps from every curve trade fee.
70%
Creator
Paid to the creator wallet through the fee escrow; with buyback enabled, 50% of this share buys the token back into the buyback vault, which releases the bought-back tokens linearly over five years, split between creator and protocol on the launch's recorded fee shares.
1%
Trade fee
The curve fee on each buy and sell, before the split above. The creator tax chosen at launch is on top, up to the protocol cap.

Transparency

What you are told before you sign, and where it comes from.

Reading the protocol’s live terms from the chain…

Get started

Find a repository you believe in. Give it an honest home.

Browse without a wallet. Sign in with GitHub when you want to register a project; connect a wallet only when you are ready to review and sign.

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Good code.Great communities.

From repository to confirmed deployment, in four honest steps.

Find the code.

Shape the community.

Review the launch.

Sign and follow.

Repositories from GitHub. Launches from the chain.

Registered on GigPad

Launched on the protocol, any interface

Launched on the protocol, any interface

On GitHub right now

On GitHub right now

Every community starts somewhere.

Every community starts somewhere.

What you are told before you sign, and where it comes from.

Creator and repository relationship

Token contract and network

Launch costs

Liquidity configuration

Where the data comes from

Confirmation policy

Where a curve trade fee goes.

What you are told before you sign, and where it comes from.

Find a repository you believe in. Give it an honest home.

Launched on the protocol, any interface

On GitHub right now

Every community starts somewhere.

What you are told before you sign, and where it comes from.

Creator and repository relationship

Token contract and network

Launch costs

Liquidity configuration

Where the data comes from

Confirmation policy

Where a curve trade fee goes.