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Tokens on the launchpad are made by their creators, not by Arbiter DEX. Anyone will be able to launch one. A launched token is worth only what people trade it for, and its price can fall to zero.

The fee a creator sets is charged on every buy and sell in the token's pool. Nothing on this site is financial advice, and the fair-price check describes a quote at one moment; it is not a promise about the future.

Status: the launchpad is not live yet. The pages you can use today are a preview of how it will work.

One transaction, signed in your own wallet, will create the token and its pool together. The whole supply goes into the pool; nothing is set aside for the creator. If you want some of your own token, add a first purchase and it is bought inside the launch transaction, before anyone else.

You give it an image, a name, a ticker and, if you like, a short story, a website and an X profile. These are written into the token's metadata and cannot be changed later.

Before you sign, the review screen lists every value the transaction carries, and the chain simulates it, so a launch that would fail never reaches your wallet. You pay the network fee only.

Your token trades against one asset on Robinhood Chain. The choices are the 38 assets Arbiter DEX has verified there:

• ETH, the chain's own coin
• USDG, the Global Dollar
• 36 Robinhood Stock Tokens, each confirmed on-chain as the real contract and priced by a Chainlink feed

Dollar values on the token page come from the pair asset's own oracle, not from the thin new pool, which is what makes the fair-price check possible from the first trade.

Every token page will carry a buy and sell box that routes through the chain's router with a slippage limit you set, and shows how the quote compares with the oracle-derived fair price before you sign.

Explore lists every launch, newest first, with market cap and 24-hour volume read from its pool. Until the first launch it is empty, and it stays honest: nothing is listed that was not launched here.

You can already open the live page of any existing Robinhood Chain token by pasting its address into the Explore search.

The creator sets the fee at launch, between 1% and 5% of every buy and sell. It is fixed for good, charged by the pool through any router and never on plain transfers.

• Creator share. Chosen once at launch: keep it, share it with holders by balance, or use it to buy back and burn the token.
• Protocol share. Planned to buy $ARBITERDEX in its pool and burn it, with a smaller part to the treasury. The exact split is published with the contracts.
• Creator pools. Extra pools a creator opens against stocks; their collected fees follow the same split.

The launchpad contracts are not deployed yet. When they are, their addresses are listed here and on every token page, each with a link to Blockscout.

Today, swaps on Arbiter DEX go straight to Uniswap's published routers on Robinhood Chain from your own wallet. No Arbiter DEX contract holds your funds.

Does it cost anything to launch?

Only the network fee. The protocol earns its share from trading fees, not from the launch.

Can I change the fee or the pair later?

No. Both are fixed in the launch transaction.

Can I remove the liquidity?

No. It is locked in the pool from the first trade.

Where do prices come from?

Pool prices come from the token's own pool. The fair-price reference comes from the pair asset's Chainlink feed on Robinhood Chain.

When does it open?

Follow @arbiterdex for the date.