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How to launch a coin

Never done this before? Start here. Once your wallet has ETH the whole thing takes about a minute.

  1. 01Wallet
  2. 02Funds
  3. 03Identity
  4. 04Mechanics
  5. 05Sign
  6. 06Seed
  7. 07Share
  1. 01

    Get a wallet

    Any Ethereum wallet works. MetaMask, Rabby and Phantom are the usual ones.

    • Install the extension and write the seed phrase down on paper. Nobody from Touchstone will ever ask you for it.
    • Add Robinhood Chain as a network. The Settings page lists the chain ID and the RPC this instance is pointed at.
    • Your wallet is the account. There is no sign-up here, no email, no password.
  2. 02

    Put ETH in it

    You need three things covered, and they are all ETH on Robinhood Chain.

    Initial liquidity
    0.1 ETH

    Stays in the pool as your buy side. Locked, not spent.

    Creation fee
    0.001 ETH

    What the launchpad charges. This one you do spend.

    Gas
    0.0002 ETH

    An L2, so cents. Varies with the network.

    0.1012 ETH leaves your wallet, and 0.1 of it is still yours — locked in the vault as your token’s liquidity, not spent. Only the fee and the gas are gone.

    • Bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain first. ETH on mainnet Ethereum cannot pay for anything here.
    • Almost everything you send is your own liquidity, and it stays yours — locked in the vault, not spent.
  3. 03

    Step 1 — Identity

    What people see: the name, the ticker, the logo and the links.

    • Name and ticker are written into the contract and cannot be changed afterwards. Read them twice.
    • The logo is cropped to 256×256 and shows up on the token page, the Report Card and the explorer.
    • The description is two sentences at most. It is what a buyer reads before deciding.
    • Links are optional, but a token with no X and no Telegram looks like it was abandoned at birth.
  4. 04

    Step 2 — Mechanics

    The numbers that get burned into the contract. Start by picking a template.

    Fair launch

    You keep nothing.

    100% to liquiditynothing to you
    • The whole supply goes to liquidity.
    • The most trustworthy thing you can ship.
    • You earn from the trading tax, not from a bag.

    Creator vesting

    You keep a share, on a schedule.

    95% to liquidity5% vesting
    • Up to 20% of supply, vesting linearly on-chain.
    • You cannot sell it early and you cannot revoke the schedule.
    • The token page shows the split and the unlock date to everyone.
    • Buy and sell tax are capped at 5% by the bytecode. You can pick less; you cannot pick more, and there is no setter to raise it later.
    • The LP lock is a minimum of one day and you can extend it afterwards, never shorten it. Longer reads better to buyers, and that is the whole point.
    • Total supply is minted once. There is no mint function anywhere in the contract.
  5. 05

    Step 3 — Review and sign

    One signature. Everything above becomes immutable in that block.

    1. 01

      Token deployed

      Supply minted once, in `initialize`

    2. 02

      Ownership → 0x0

      No function exists to take it back

    3. 03

      Tokens + ETH to the vault

      The only exit is the DEX pair

    4. 04

      Page and kit ready

      Report Card, copy kit, public URL

    • The review screen shows the exact parameters and the exact cost. Nothing is hidden behind it.
    • Anything you overpay comes back in the same transaction.
    • When it lands you get the token page, the Report Card and the copy kit, already made.
  6. 06

    Open the market

    Seeding the liquidity is what makes the token buyable.

    • Hit “seed liquidity” on the token page. Anyone can call it — it only ever sends the locked tokens and ETH to the DEX pair.
    • From that moment the pair is live and people can buy and sell from the page itself.
    • The LP tokens go straight back into the vault, locked for the term you chose.
  7. 07

    Go tell people

    The marketing kit is already written. Use it.

    • The Report Card is an image with the security checks on it. It is the single most convincing thing you can post, because every line on it is verifiable on-chain.
    • The copy kit has posts for X and Telegram that state the real numbers — if the lock is seven days, the post says seven days.
    • Once the pair has traded, the aggregators pick it up and the token page links straight to it.

Before you sign, know this

None of it can be undone
Ownership is renounced in the creation block. Supply, taxes, name and ticker have no setters. If you get a number wrong, the only fix is launching again.
The liquidity is yours, but not yet
The ETH you seed stays in the pool and the LP sits in a timelocked vault. You get it back when the lock expires, and you can extend the lock at any time — never shorten it.
The price comes from the pool, not from us
It is a constant-product AMM: price is the ratio between the reserves. Every buy pushes it up, every sell pushes it down. There is no order book and nobody market-making behind it.
A launchpad cannot make your coin work
Touchstone guarantees the contract cannot rug you. It guarantees nothing about whether anyone buys. That part is still the hard part.

Ready?

The wizard tells you the cost before it asks for a signature.

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