Robinhood ERC-20

Robinhood token tools

Pick from six Robinhood Chain token tools on Tokenry to deploy an ERC-20, send it to many wallets, create or add to its Uniswap liquidity pools, withdraw liquidity and change the token's owner settings. For a stablecoin pair, the pool tools use USDG, the Global Dollar, in place of USDC.

Create a Robinhood token

  1. Deploy a standard ERC-20, burnable if you like, or add taxes, a max-wallet limit or minting.

    Open the Robinhood Token Creator
    • Standard or advanced ERC-20 in one transaction
    • Buy, sell and transfer taxes
    • Max-wallet limit, burnable and mintable supply
    • Ownership stays with your wallet

Use cases

What people launch on Robinhood

How it works

How to use Tokenry on Robinhood

  1. 1

    Connect your wallet

    MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or any wallet via WalletConnect, with no account to create.

  2. 2

    Configure and review

    Fill in the details and see any service fee before you sign.

  3. 3

    Sign in your wallet

    The server builds the transaction; only your wallet can approve it.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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How are trading fees collected on Robinhood Chain without a claim tool?

Through remove liquidity, since Tokenry has no separate fee claim tool on Robinhood Chain. A v3 or v4 position in your wallet pays out its earned fees inside each withdrawal, even a 1% one, and a USDG pool pays them in USDG and your token. A v2 share earns inside the pool's reserves, so its trading fees leave with it.

Will these tools load a Robinhood Chain token whose contract Tokenry did not deploy?

Most will. On Robinhood Chain, add liquidity searches a token's address for Uniswap pools against ETH and USDG, and remove liquidity lists the positions your wallet holds. The pool creator and multisender take the token by contract address. A transfer tax limits it to v2 and can shrink or revert a multisend. The token manager cannot open it.

What does a freshly deployed Robinhood Chain ERC-20 need before it can trade?

A Uniswap pool from the pool creator, because a new ERC-20 has no price until a pool holds it. Give a Tokenry tax token its first liquidity on v2 against ETH. The deploy made that WETH pair, where buy and sell tax applies, and the pool creator funds it as a new pool. The multisender can run before or after.

The details

More about Robinhood token tools

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Robinhood Chain service fees and the tool behind each one

The Robinhood Chain token tools on Tokenry bill their service fees in ETH. The token creator costs 0.01 ETH for a Standard ERC-20 or 0.03 ETH for Advanced. Sends cost 0.0001 ETH per recipient. A new Uniswap pool, a deposit and a withdrawal each cost 0.002 ETH. Only the token manager works without a Tokenry fee. Network gas, in ETH, is separate.

Deploys run through the Robinhood Chain token creator. It submits the token's source code to Blockscout once the deploy confirms, so keep the page open until then. To open trading, create a liquidity pool on Robinhood Chain.

The Robinhood Chain multisender pays ETH or one ERC-20 to each address on a list, splitting long lists into transactions of up to 400 recipients. Later, add liquidity on Robinhood Chain to a pool that is already trading. A v3 or v4 top-up keeps the position's price range.

Withdrawals go through remove liquidity on Robinhood Chain, which pays both tokens of a position back to your wallet. Owner changes such as tax rates, minting, burning or a renounce go through the Robinhood Chain token manager. Only the wallet that deployed the token can make them, and only until it transfers or renounces ownership.

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Start with a Robinhood tool.

Connect a wallet, fill in a form and sign. There is no signup or code, and every Tokenry fee is shown in ETH before your wallet opens.

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