What Launch fomo is

The idea

Traders on Robinhood Chain get ranked. Launch fomo lets anyone launch a token on one of them: pick a star wallet, name the token, and it goes live on a bonding curve priced in ETH. Buy early and the price climbs; sell back into the curve whenever you like. When the curve sells out, the token graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool and trades like anything else on the chain.

The star is both the theme and the beneficiary. Half of every trading fee accrues to their wallet, claimable by that wallet alone, whether or not they ever hear about the token. They hold no powers over it, and their wallet is never collateral: a token is worth its curve, and then its pool.

Life of a token

1. Launch. One transaction creates the token — a clone of a single audited ERC20 — and opens its curve. The creator can buy first in that same transaction, so nobody can front-run them.
2. Curve. 800,000,000 of the 1,000,000,000 supply sell along a constant-product curve. Every buy and sell pays a 1% fee on the ETH side.
3. Graduation. The buy that takes the last curve token also opens a Uniswap v4 pool with the ETH raised and the remaining 200,000,000 tokens. That liquidity stays in the launchpad contract forever.
4. Pool. The token trades on Uniswap v4 — through this site or any v4 router. Pool fees keep flowing to the star.

What it is not

• Not copy-trading. The token does not hold what the star holds and does not follow their trades.
• Not backed by the star. The wallet read-out on a token page is context. The token's value is its own curve and pool.
• Not endorsed. Anyone can launch on any address. The provenance panel says exactly how much a name is worth — see Choosing a star.