Connect a wallet that supports Robinhood Chain. Choose your coin's name, ticker, description, image, and optional social links. These details are stored on-chain when you launch and cannot be edited through Hood afterward.

The default supply is one billion tokens. Custom supply supports whole-token amounts from one token to one quadrillion. Your supply and launch options are fixed when the coin is created.

You can enable the contract's anti-snipe guard and wallet purchase cap. These options apply the limits enforced by the launch contract. They do not guarantee protection against every trading strategy.

An optional first buy runs inside the same transaction as creation. The form reads the current creation fee and simulates your launch before asking your wallet to sign. Your wallet also needs ETH on Robinhood Chain to pay network gas.

After confirmation, Hood checks the launch event and shows your coin's contract address. An optional website banner requires a separate ownership signature; its upload can be retried without launching the coin again.

Coins initially trade against the Hood contract's bonding curve. ETH buys tokens; selling tokens returns ETH according to the contract's current quote. Price changes as reserves change.

The current creator launch form uses a 1% curve trading fee. Creator earnings accrue on-chain. Open Profile to check and claim fees with the creator wallet. Claims require a wallet transaction and network gas.

When the contract's graduation conditions are met, liquidity migrates to a Uniswap v3 pool through Hood's migration contracts. Locked pool fees can be checked and collected from the creator account. Contract parameters determine the migration charges and fee shares.

Profile shows your wallet's ETH balance and creator fees. Your username and avatar are stored in Hood's on-chain profile contract. Changing them requires a wallet transaction.

Swap accepts a contract address and checks for a supported Hood curve or Uniswap pool. Review the quote, slippage, amount, and destination in your wallet. A submitted transaction remains pending until its outcome is confirmed.

Bridge requests quotes from Relay for moving ETH between supported networks and Robinhood Chain. Source-chain confirmation and bridge delivery are separate steps; a pending or refunded transfer is shown with its actual status.

Public coin listings, token search, and coin browsing pages are currently hidden. You can still create a coin, manage your account, and use Swap by entering a contract address.

The creator launch flow is available. Holder fee distributions, stock rewards, and stock-pair launch modes are currently unavailable. The optional community checkbox adds a holder comment-board setting; it does not enable holder fee payouts.

Hood is a wallet interface to on-chain contracts. You approve signatures and transactions in your own wallet. Review the network, destination, amount, and fees before confirming.

Smart contracts, tokens, wallets, and bridges carry risk. Token prices and liquidity can change rapidly. Hood does not guarantee returns or endorse user-created tokens. Read the Terms of Use before using the interface.