You can explore tokens, view charts and read Stats without connecting a wallet.

1. Connect an installed wallet. If it is on another network, use Switch to select this deployment’s network (Robinhood Chain 4663, Robinhood Chain Testnet 46630 or Kitsune Local 31337).
2. Hold ETH for gas and the pairing asset. On a local fork, run make fund ADDRESS=0x… in the project terminal for test ETH and pairing assets.
3. Open a token to buy or sell with its pairing asset.

On a local fork, the chain and platform deployment must be running before tokens and balances can load.

Choose a name, ticker, maximum supply and pairing asset in Create. Search the Stock pair list by symbol, name or address: it lists USD (USDG), ETH and the stocks this deployment supports for new launches. You can also add an image, description and links.

Set an optional creator fee and the share of that fee used for extra burns. Supply and fee settings are fixed at launch.

An optional first buy lets you acquire tokens in the launch transaction. Enter a USD budget; it is paid in the pairing asset, or in another supported asset converted through USDG, together with creation in one transaction.

Type the amount in the asset, or press ⇅ to type it in USD. The line under the amount shows it in the other unit.

• Buy: enter what you pay, in the payment asset or as a USD budget.
• Sell in tokens: enter how many tokens to sell.
• Sell in USD: enter your desired net proceeds; the quote estimates the tokens required.

25%, 50%, 75% and Max fill the amount from your balance. Max on ETH keeps enough ETH for the trade's gas.

Quotes include fees and curve price impact. Buys are paid and sells pay out in the pairing asset by default. The asset button beside the amount (beside the amount received when selling) lets you use another asset with a Uniswap route to USDG on this network instead while the token is on its curve (USDG and the listed assets with a Uniswap pool to USDG on this network): the payment router converts it through USDG in the same transaction, and unused payment stays in your wallet in the asset you paid with. USD amounts are Uniswap quotes into USDG, with USDG = $1. When no quote is available, USD shows as unavailable.

Pay with ETH directly: one confirmation. Keep a little ETH for gas. Stock amounts are token amounts, as in your wallet; for a stock whose token tracks more or less than one share, the share equivalent is shown beside it.

Choose 0.5%, 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% slippage below the receive amount to set the minimum output. The default is 1%. Quotes expire after 60 seconds; amounts may change before execution. The wallet may first request an approval for the input asset.

Transaction and holder lists show five rows per page.

Every curve buy or sell has a 1% base fee: 0.5% earns revenue for the protocol and 0.5% funds buybacks of that same meme token. Bought-back tokens are permanently burned.

A creator may add a fee and allocate part of it to more buybacks. The remaining creator fee is claimable by the creator. These additions do not reduce the protocol’s share. When the total fee is above 10%, the token page and the buy form show a high-fee warning.

Buybacks execute within trades. Tiny amounts that cannot buy a token unit wait for a later trade. Integer rounding can affect the smallest amounts.

Curve prices respond to buys and sells. Graduation progress tracks real liquidity against the target shown on the token page; it is separate from market cap.

A token reaches the completed state when the curve’s sale allocation is exhausted and the liquidity target is met. Completed tokens appear under Graduated in Explore.

The buy that sells out the curve graduates the token: its liquidity moves to a Uniswap v4 pool and is locked forever. If that step fails, the curve stays pending with trading paused and no deadline, and anyone can complete graduation from the token page's trade panel. After graduation the token trades on that pool through the Uniswap Universal Router, in the pairing asset only; price and market cap come from the pool. Each pool trade asks for a Permit2 signature for the exact amount (or a Permit2 approval if your wallet cannot sign it), after a one-time token approval to Permit2.

Platform fees are cumulative protocol earnings from every token in the current deployment, including amounts already claimed. Creator payouts and burn allocations are separate.

Buybacks & burns show USD-equivalent assets actually spent on executed buybacks, not the current market value of burned tokens or funds waiting to be spent.

The leaderboard ranks every platform token by spot price multiplied by its unburned total supply, including inventory held by the curve. USD figures use Uniswap quotes into USDG; unknown valuations are excluded from USD totals and identified on the page.

Stats refreshes while the tab is open and reports the last complete block it read. The ticker shows price changes across each token’s latest trading block, not a 24-hour return. Click a ticker to open that token.

Portfolio shows the connected wallet’s current platform token holdings, USD spot values and all tokens it created. Sold-out holdings are not included.

Each launched token shows its available creator fees in the payout asset and USD. Select Claim fees and confirm in your wallet; earnings are paid in the token’s reference asset. Balances refresh after a claim and when you change wallets.