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RakeBoard is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain built around one rule: the trading fee of every token is dealt to the holders of all the other tokens. Hold anything on the board and every other pool works for you. The rake your token makes goes to everyone else.

Anyone can deal a token. It trades against ETH in a plain Uniswap v4 pool from the first block, so wallets, routers and terminals see it right away. There is no separate bonding-curve contract, no migration, and no liquidity for anyone to pull: the whole supply sits in one permanent position that prices like a curve.

Chain

Robinhood Chain (4663), Arbitrum Orbit

Pair

ETH, Uniswap v4, no hooks

Supply

1.00B, no owner, no mint, no tax

Start

About 2.02 ETH, then up the curve in the same pool

Pool fee

1% fixed, all of it to the pot

Deal fee

0.0005 ETH

The board's own token is not dealt on this launchpad and never will be. It trades on Pons only, and the address published on this page is the only one. Any other $RAKE, on this board or anywhere else, is not ours.

• Pons lives at ponsfamily.com.
• Nobody from the team will message you an address or ask you to send funds.
• A token on the board using $RAKE or RakeBoard as its name or ticker is refused by the deal form.

Every trade pays a 1% pool fee. Each token's fee is swept to the pot and split between the seats in the other tokens. Nothing returns to the holders of the token that generated it, so trading your own token in circles pays everyone except you.

1. 01A trade in token A pays 1% to its pool.
2. 02collectFees sweeps that pool's fees to the pot.
3. 03Each hand, the seats in B, C, D and the rest are paid in ETH.

What counts

• Your share of a token's supply. The balance in your wallet is what counts: there is nothing to stake and nothing to lock.
• The ETH sitting in that token's pool, under a square root. A token with real money behind it weighs more than an empty one, so dealing a dead token to farm the others does not work.
• How long you have held. The clock starts on your first buy, reaches 2x over 7 days and stops there. It resets when tokens leave your wallet.

The pool, the factory and the burn address are not seats.

Hands

Fees are swept and dealt out hand by hand, in ETH, roughly every 6 hours. The first hand has not settled yet. The exact hand length, the smallest balance that takes a seat and the weights are published on this page before it does.

The honest limit

The factory guarantees where the rake goes: collectFees can send it to the pot and nowhere else, and only that address can hand the role on. Past that point we do the work by hand. We read every trade, sweep and transfer off the chain, work out the split, and pay it from the pot. No contract enforces that split yet. Both the sweeps and the payouts land on-chain, so check us.

1. 01Choose a name, a ticker of 2 to 10 letters or digits, and an image. A website, an X account, Telegram and a description are optional. Everything is written once and cannot be edited.
2. 02Optionally add a dev buy. It is made inside the deal transaction, so it is the only buy certain to come first, and the tokens go straight to your wallet. There is no other allocation for the dealer.
3. 03Sign one transaction and pay 0.0005 ETH plus your dev buy. The factory deploys the token, opens the pool and places the whole supply in it.

You do not provide liquidity. The token's own supply is the liquidity, and it stays in the factory's position forever. The dealer receives no rake from the token they dealt.

Deal a token

The curve is not a separate contract. It is one single-sided Uniswap v4 position holding all 1,000,000,000 tokens, from the start price up to the highest price the pool allows. Buys walk the price up and leave ETH in the position; sells walk it back down and take ETH out. Starting with no ETH in it, the position prices exactly like a constant-product curve with 2.02 ETH of virtual reserves.

Start price

About 494.50M tokens per ETH

Start market cap

About 2.02 ETH

Position

ticks -887,200 to 200,200, spacing 200

Migration

None. One pool id for the life of the token

Liquidity removal

No function exists in the factory

Dust

Rounding leftovers are burned when the pool opens

The pool holds no ETH below the start price, so a sell cannot push the price under it. A sell that would go lower fills partially: only the tokens the pool can pay for leave your wallet.

Pool fee

1% of every buy and sell, fixed in the contract

Who receives it

The pot, for the seats. All of it

Dealer share

0%

Deal fee

0.0005 ETH. The pot may change it, never above 0.01 ETH

Fees accrue inside the factory's position. Buys pay in ETH, sells pay in the token. collectFees(token) is permissionless: anyone can call it, and everything it collects goes to the pot.

The pool is an ordinary Uniswap pool, so anyone may add liquidity of their own to it. That liquidity earns its share of the 1% inside its range, as it would anywhere on Uniswap.

On this site: one transaction from ETH through the factory. The quote is a simulation of the same swap, so the fill equals the quote while the pool does not move, with a 1% slippage guard if it does.

Anywhere else: any Uniswap v4 router. The pool key is ETH (the zero address) and the token, fee 10,000, tick spacing 200, no hooks. The pool id is on every token page.

A round trip costs two 1% pool fees plus the price impact of your own size.

Other pools

Anyone can open another Uniswap v4 pool for the same token at any fee, 20% or 99% included. This site trades only the factory's pool. If you trade elsewhere, compare the pool id against the one on the token page.

• Tokens dealt here are memecoins. Their price can go to zero, and being paid from the board does not protect against that.
• What the board pays depends on trading volume. A quiet table pays little.
• The split between seats is run off-chain from the pot. It is transparent. It is not trustless.
• There is no sniper protection. The dev buy inside the deal transaction is the only buy certain to be first.
• Smart contracts can have bugs. The factory is tested against the live PoolManager; it has not been audited.
• Robinhood Chain has one sequencer. If it stops, trading stops.

Nothing is deployed yet, so no address is published. Every surface on this site that would print one prints “Launch soon” instead of a placeholder, because a placeholder address is a thing somebody can send money to.