frenlaunch is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain and Arc. What a curve launch does: one transaction creates a fixed-supply ERC-20 and its bonding curve. The whole supply goes to the curve, so the creator receives zero tokens. There's no presale, no team allocation, and a buy can't be bundled into the launch call. The token has no mint function. When the curve fills, that same buy seeds a Uniswap v4 pool, sends the LP position to a burn address and burns the unsold supply. The 1% trade fee splits 75% to the creator and 25% to us, snapshotted at creation and never changeable for that token. What it doesn't do: burned liquidity is a permanent floor of depth, not a price floor — selling still moves the price down. A creator can buy their own token afterward and sell it later, like anyone. Most memecoins go to zero however the launchpad is built. And there's no external audit yet, so treat it as early software. Nobody has launched here but us so far. Every token on both chains is one of our own tests of the flow. Launching is open to anyone today. frenlaunch.fun

We're not the cheapest place to trade a memecoin, and we don't try to be. The standard fee is 1% a trade, and most of it goes to the token's creator. The bet is that creators who get paid bring better launches. Too early to say if that's right. #RobinhoodChain #Arc

The token a curve launch creates here can't be minted later. It's a fixed 1,000,000,000 ERC-20 with nine functions, and mint isn't one of them, so nobody can add supply after launch, us included. It doesn't stop the creator buying on the curve and selling later. #RobinhoodChain

On a curve launch here the creator gets zero tokens. The whole supply goes to the curve in the launch transaction, and a buy can't be bundled into it. If the creator wants a bag, they buy on the curve like anyone else. It doesn't stop them selling later, and the token card says "creator sold" when they do. #Arc #RobinhoodChain

Our curves have a pause switch, so here's what it can and can't do. A guardian can pause a curve for up to 24 hours, at most once every 7 days, and after that anyone can unpause it. A pause stops selling as well as buying. #RobinhoodChain #Arc

Burned LP isn't a price floor. When a curve graduates, the Uniswap v4 position goes to a burn address, so nobody, us included, can pull that liquidity. Selling still moves the price down. What you get is depth that can't leave, not a price it can't go under. #Arc #RobinhoodChain

The launch page can try to mine a vanity suffix for your token's address. Hex only, so dead, beef or cafe work and pump isn't spellable. Treat it as a maybe: longer patterns can fail outright, and our own page says so. #RobinhoodChain #Arc

If your buy pushes a curve past its target, it only fills up to the target. Graduation runs in that same transaction and the rest of your ETH or USDC comes back. An Arc pool launch has no curve, so that protection isn't there: the first buyer pays the opening price. #Arc

here doesn't shrink the supply. The unsold tokens go to 0x…dEaD, where nobody can reach them, but totalSupply() still reports 1,000,000,000. Calling a graduated token deflationary is wrong, and our own how-it-works page says so. #Arc #RobinhoodChain

we've been spending a lot of time building across the onchain ecosystem at @aomi_labs, working with builders and figuring out what they actually need to ship. now that aomi build is live, developers can run agents onchain and start building with things like: - @arc, StableFX - @circle's Agent Stack - x402 - @BlockRunAI - agent payments - onchain data - AI services - external APIs and tools - MCP while bringing their own tools and workflows into the mix. a lot more we want to do with this, but so glad to finally have it out. build.aomi.dev

When a curve graduates on frenlaunch, the unsold supply goes to 0x…dEaD inside the same transaction. Nobody can reach those tokens again, but totalSupply() still reports 1 billion, since they sit at an address nobody controls rather than leaving the count. So graduation isn't deflationary, and we don't call it that.

Launching a token here takes one screen: a name, a ticker, an image, and a choice between a curve and a pool. The fee is 0.0005 ETH on Robinhood Chain or 1 USDC on Arc, plus gas. Most memecoins go to zero, and there's no external audit yet. frenlaunch.fun/create

Other people launch here now, so this is how the display works. New shows every launch. Explore shows tokens with real distinct buyers. Only three things get hidden: impersonation, documented fraud, illegal imagery. The hidden list is public, with a reason and evidence for each.

Last night's outside launches used the pool rail, so here's what it does. No curve: the token opens straight into a Uniswap v4 pool on Doppler's contracts, with liquidity locked for the life of the pool. A creator's first buy, if they make one, vests over 24 hours.

Our how-it-works page in full: what a launch creates, how the curve prices, what graduation does, what governance can and cannot touch, and what none of it protects you from. Every claim on it is something you can check on chain. frenlaunch.fun/arc/learn

Last night someone who isn't us launched on frenlaunch for the first time: three pool launches on Robinhood Chain, all from one wallet. We don't know who they are, and nobody's trading them yet. A launch here isn't an endorsement from us. It's what open launching looks like.

Robinhood Chain has real Stock Tokens, so a memecoin called TSLA or NVDA is easy to mistake for one. On frenlaunch that ticker isn't hidden, because launching is permissionless. It's labelled "not affiliated" everywhere it shows up. It has nothing to do with the company.

A token page on frenlaunch can show a "verified on-chain" label. It means the launch matched the shape the app freezes at creation: the Doppler modules, the whole supply in the pool, a token with no mint function, the 1% fee schedule and the split. What it doesn't tell you is whether the token is any good. It checks the plumbing, not the thing built on top of it. Most memecoins go to zero whatever label is on the page. And seating our address on some other pool doesn't earn it. frenlaunch.fun/learn

Launching on Arc is one screen: name, ticker, image, then a curve that graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool at 5,000 USDC, or a pool from block one. 1 USDC to launch. The creator keeps 75% of the 1% trade fee and receives zero tokens either way. frenlaunch.fun/arc/create

Fee levels and curve defaults on frenlaunch sit behind a 2-of-3 multisig and a 48-hour public timelock. The fee ceilings are compile-time constants, so nobody can raise them at all. None of that reaches a token that already exists. Each curve's fee is snapshotted at creation and fixed for that token's life. A change made today applies to tomorrow's launches, not yesterday's. frenlaunch.fun/learn