Robinhood Chain · creator fees
Paste a wallet. See every token it launched and what each one is still holding for it.
scroll — why it's in there
$0
creator fees earned per day
across the launchpad tokens we sampled
$0.0M
addressable daily volume
excluding the launchpad's own token
0%
goes to the token's creator
snapshotted per token at launch
0
launchpad tokens in the top 100
of 83 unique tokens checked
Measured on 2026-09-01 by matching every token in the chain's top 100 against the known launchpad factories. Not a projection — and it will drift as the chain moves.
Why it sits there
Every token launched on this chain locked its liquidity permanently and started charging a fee on every swap. Most of that fee belongs to whoever deployed the token. Almost none of it gets taken out.
01
Fees accrue inside a permanently locked position. They sit there until somebody calls a function to move them. No transfer arrives. No notification exists.
02
They watched the chart, then went to the next thing. They have never called that function. A large share do not know the function exists.
03
There is no screen anywhere on this chain that tells a wallet how much is in there right now. Not the launchpad, not the explorer, not a tracker.
04
One call per token, no reminder, no history. Even the creators who know about it forget between refills.
05
Existing products are built for liquidity providers — people being asked to deposit. Nobody built anything for the people already owed.
How it works
Reading is free forever, for any address, including addresses that will never pay us. Claiming it yourself is free too. We charge for the plumbing that means you never have to remember again.
The mirror
Paste a wallet. We list every token it launched and simulate a claim on each one to get the exact amount waiting. No connect, no signup, no signature.
The pull
Connect, press claim, the fees land in your wallet. We take nothing here and the button says so. We are a button.
The drain
Point your fee wallet at our splitter once. From then on the pile drains on your schedule and forwards to you automatically.
The drain
Opting in points your fee wallet at our splitter. That single act is the whole onboarding — and the same single act, reversed, is the whole exit.
One transaction from your own wallet, pointing your fee wallet at our splitter.
We pay the gas and call the drain. The contract refuses if your threshold is not met.
97% to you, 3% to us, in the same transaction. If the forward fails the whole thing reverts.
Point the fee wallet back at yourself. One transaction, your wallet, no permission from us.
What the contract guarantees
Asking anyone to route income through our code is a real request. It is why the splitter is immutable and why an independent audit is a launch gate rather than a later milestone.
Economics
The only demand argument we make is arithmetic you can check against your own chart in thirty seconds.
Run it on your own token
What we take, by tier
Dropping from OPEN to IRON saves $210 a month. If 1% of supply costs less than about a year of that, holding is simply cheaper than paying — and you are long the token your own volume buys back.
Manual claims stay at 0% at every tier. This only prices the automated drain.
Tiers
hold nothing
0.25% of supply
1% of supply
3% of supply
What the token may never do
Nothing that touches somebody else's money is for sale. The token lowers the rate on our own service and opens our own tooling — that is the whole of it.
Revenue
A protocol asking creators to route fee income through its contract cannot be coy about its own fee income.
3% of fees we actually move, dropping to 0% by tier. Never on principal, never on manual claims, zero when nothing moves.
Partners embed our read widget and take a share of our cut on creators they send. Costs margin, buys default placement.
Free tier stays generous. Paid keys for dashboards and trackers, billed in the token and burned.
The token's own swap fees, disclosed openly. At this chain's size this is the larger line, and pretending otherwise would be the lie.
The uncomfortable number
At this chain's current size the automated cut is a small business — roughly a few hundred dollars a day at realistic adoption. The larger line is our own creator position on the token. Both are on-chain, both get disclosed, and the cut is recycled entirely into buying the token back.
Auto-drain cut
100% → buyback
weekly, every hash published
API revenue
100% → burned
billed in the token
Creator position
funds operations
so the cut can stay pure
Roadmap
Before a line of product is written we count what is actually unclaimed chain-wide, against a threshold decided in advance. Writing the number down first is what stops us rationalising a bad one.
Count every launchpad token and sum the unclaimed creator share chain-wide. A written go/no-go threshold, decided before measuring.
Read any wallet, shareable links, leaderboard. Zero contracts deployed, zero custody, zero risk.
Connect and claim at 0%. Receipt cards. Still nothing of ours in the money path.
Splitter written, audited and published before the first opt-in. Keeper on an isolated host. Alerts bot.
Fair launch into a working product. Tier discounts live the same day. First buyback inside seven days.
Buy-back and deepen routes, launchpad widget, every launchpad on the chain, paid read API.
Contract facts
What we measure
What we deliberately ignore
Honest take
If the case only works when the risks are hidden, it isn't a case.
What is genuinely strong
What could kill it
Contract address
PRE-LAUNCHTBA — not launched yet$VAULT has not launched. Any contract claiming to be it right now is fake. The address will appear here and on our own channels first.
Yours, a friend's, or the deployer of whatever you bought this morning. No wallet, no signup, no signature — and if there is money in there, it was always theirs.
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