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# faq

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<summary>What is RobinFun?</summary>

A permissionless, fair-launch token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Anyone can create a token that trades on a bonding curve, with no presale and no team allocation. See [What is RobinFun](broken://pages/2618b2e8cb38365040abf8bab58b0cd163bca49d).

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<summary>Which network does it use?</summary>

Robinhood Chain — an Ethereum L2 with chain ID `4663`, using ETH as the native gas token. See [Robinhood Chain](broken://pages/42bb5ac8737cbef50c60a7edd5a5fd9436355b0b).

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<summary>How much does it cost to launch?</summary>

One transaction. You pay network gas, plus whatever you choose to spend on an optional initial buy. The app shows the full cost before you sign.

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<summary>What are the fees?</summary>

A symmetric **1%** trade fee — 1% on every buy and 1% on every sell — split **0.5% to the creator** and **0.5% to the treasury**. It applies before and after graduation, and payouts are always in ETH. See [Fees](broken://pages/349b82502bf6b60bf1f969e10f862a3091968e68).

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<summary>What is "graduation"?</summary>

When a token raises **$9,300** on its curve (≈ $44,100 market cap), it lists on Uniswap: $9,000 becomes liquidity, $300 goes to the treasury, and the LP tokens are **100% burned**. See [Graduation](broken://pages/038ff60edf8d275bc3c88ce6784e9fecfe7bc2de).

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<summary>Can the team pull liquidity?</summary>

No. LP tokens are burned at graduation, and the ETH on an active curve is reserved backing for holders — it isn't withdrawable by the team.

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<summary>What if a token never graduates?</summary>

It stays on its curve indefinitely. You can sell back into the curve at the current price at any time — the ETH paid in by buyers backs every position.

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<summary>Why do token addresses end in 4663?</summary>

Every token launched through the factory gets a vanity address ending in `…4663` — the chain ID. It's a built-in provenance marker. See [Robinhood Chain](broken://pages/42bb5ac8737cbef50c60a7edd5a5fd9436355b0b).

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<summary>What's the difference between the two kinds of staking?</summary>

* **Token staking** — stake a launchpad token, earn **that same token** (funded by a 10% supply allocation when the creator enabled staking). See [Token staking](broken://pages/8d9522606ab45827258b83da515320486c78269b).
* **ROBINFUN staking** — stake the main ROBINFUN token, earn **native ETH** from protocol fee revenue. See [ROBINFUN staking](broken://pages/8057723529c106db3cda48b37d70dad85445101a).

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<summary>What are the staking lock periods?</summary>

14, 30, 45, or 60 days — you choose per position. Longer locks earn a bigger share (weight = amount × lock days), and a wallet can hold up to 100 positions at once.

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<summary>Do I have to wait for a full 30-day stream to claim ETH?</summary>

No. The 30-day stream is how a batch of rewards is distributed, not a waiting period. You accrue continuously and can claim once **your own lock** (14/30/45/60 days) expires.

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<summary>What is a Community Takeover (CTO)?</summary>

A manually reviewed process to redirect an inactive token's **creator fee** to a new steward. It doesn't touch the treasury share, supply, price, or liquidity. See [Community takeover](broken://pages/f0c678735d62421442e792270918f6690229209c).

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<summary>Where can I verify the contracts?</summary>

On the block explorer. Every launched token is auto-verified, and the core contract addresses are listed in [Contract addresses](broken://pages/0b05183159c7a8fa30cd38d105dbe7b9aebf8d11).

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