FAQ

A place to make and launch NFT collections and tokens on SolanaRobinhood Chain. You can draw your collection here in the browser — no software, no code — or bring finished art, then launch it with one wallet signature.

No. Drawing, generating, launching, minting and trading all happen in the browser with buttons. The most technical thing you'll do is approve a transaction in your wallet.

A Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack…) with a little SOL in it.An EVM wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet…) with a little ETH on Robinhood Chain in it. Drawing is free — you only pay when you launch, and the exact cost is shown before you sign.

Yes — connect it through Phantom or SolflareMetaMask, Rabby or Coinbase Wallet like you normally would. Everything here is a normal wallet signature.

You draw each piece of the character separately — background, body, eyes, hat — and tell it how rare each piece should be. The generator then shuffles them into a full collection, art and metadata included. Draw thirty traits, ship ten thousand.

Yes. Pick Launch → Collection → I already have the files and drop your PNGs in the box. If you have metadata files, name them to match (4.png goes with 4.json). If you don't, we make clean ones for you.

Yes — paste your wallet lists into the launch window, give each wave its own start time and price, and the chain itself enforces who can mint when. Bots that try anyway pay a small tax and get nothing.

On Arweave — permanent storage you pay for once, at launch. Not on our servers. If this site disappeared, your collection would keep working.

Just the permanent storage for your art, paid in SOLETH and quoted before you sign. No listing fee, and we take no cut of your mint revenue — your mint price is yours.

You do. Mint payments go where you point them — your wallet, a treasury, a split. We are not in the middle.

The floor is a 1% swap fee, split 40% to you, 40% to the platform, 20% to Meteora (whose tech runs the curve).The floor is a 1% swap fee, split 60% to you, 40% to the platform — the curve is ours, so there is no third party taking a cut and you keep more than the same fee pays on Solana. You can set a higher fee at launch — up to 10% — and almost all of the extra goes to your side, not ours. If you're the creator, your share can pay straight into rewards for your holders.

Tokens launch on a bonding curve — a formula that is the market. Buys push the price up, sells push it down, nobody has to provide liquidity, and nobody can pull it either.

When a token raises enough on its curve, it automatically moves into a real trading pool with the liquidity locked forever. After that it trades on Jupiter like any other Solana tokenas an ordinary Uniswap V4 pool, and every aggregator that indexes the chain picks it up.

Your own first buy can ride in the same transaction that creates the token — so the first purchase at the lowest price is yours, not a bot's.Your first buy is a normal swap immediately after the launch transaction. Bundling it into the launch itself is coming; until then a determined bot could get in front of it, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.

SOL or USDC. The launch window shows exactly what's available.

ETH by default — or USDG or any of 170+ tokenised stocks (Tesla, Apple, Nvidia and more). Buyers always pay ETH: it converts to your chosen asset and into the curve in one transaction, and sells pay back in ETH — so nobody has to go and hold the stock to trade the token. The launch window shows exactly what's available.

A collection and a token launched together. The token's trading fees can fund rewards for the collection's holders — paid in SOL, USDC, or any of 700+180+ tokenized stocks — like Tesla.

After you launch, not during it. Open the fee page, find your token, and hit Activate — one signature hands your fee stream to the keeper, which pays your holders hourly. Whether it's a dividend, a buyback-and-burn, or a 50/50 split of both — and what they're paid in — you chose at launch. Payouts start on the next hourly run.

That signature hands your pool's creator role to the WAVES keeper, which is what makes the pledge real: from then on you cannot claim a stream you gave away, because the chain will not let you. It cannot be undone, which is the point — a promise you could quietly reverse would be worth nothing to the people who bought on the strength of it.

It is a separate step because doing it inside the launch made that transaction require a signature from an address you had never seen, and wallets block that on sight. They are right to: it is also what a drainer looks like. Two smaller transactions are clearer than one ambiguous one.

No. Activation is one-way — the chain will not let you reclaim a fee stream you have handed over. Your reward choice — dividend, buyback, or the 50/50 split — and the asset holders are paid in are set at launch; to do it differently is a decision for your next launch.

Whatever you chose — SOL, USDC,ETH, USDG, or any of the tokenised stocks. When the token is already priced in that stock, the fees accrue in it directly; otherwise the keeper buys it before paying out — either way pro-rata by holdings, with nothing for anyone to claim.

It pays the trading currency instead whenever buying the asset would not serve holders: nothing trades it yet, or the payout is big enough to move its price. It switches to your chosen asset by itself once that stops being true — you do not have to do anything.

Not yet. The burn-to-stake rewards system is in development and needs an audit before it touches real money. Until then the site says "coming" wherever it applies — if a screen says it's live, it is.

No. Everything deploys from your wallet and belongs to your wallet. We never ask for a seed phrase — anyone who does is a scammer wearing our name.

Nothing. The art is on Arweave, the collection and token live on SolanaRobinhood Chain, and both keep working without us. That's the point of building it this way.