Launch a coin on Robinhood Chain.
Point the fees somewhere that matters.
Etherflow is a launchpad where up to 2% of every swap goes to any wallet you name. Set once at launch, changeable by nobody. The whitelist opens before the launchpad does.
What etherflow does differently
Point the fees anywhere
Name any wallet at launch. Up to 2% of every swap goes there. A cause, a creator, a DAO, or yourself.
Charged inside the pool
A Uniswap v4 hook takes the fee on the ETH leg. Router, solver, aggregator all pay the same.
Set once, changeable by nobody
Fee, split and recipient are written once at launch. There is no setter. Not a promise, an absence of code.
100% of supply in the pool
No team allocation, no vesting, no creator cut. The whole supply goes into the pool in the launch transaction.
Liquidity that cannot leave
The launch position is held by a contract with no function that reduces it. No timer, no vault, no LP token.
A real market from block one
No bonding curve, no graduation to fail. Trading is live in the same transaction that creates the pool.
How it works
Join the whitelist
Follow, reply to the whitelist tweet, answer a few questions about DeFi and how etherflow works, leave the wallet you will launch from.
We announce the launch here first
The launchpad goes live with the token, not before. Contract addresses land on @etherflowfun and nowhere else.
Launch your coin, name the wallet
Pick a supply, seed the liquidity, set a fee up to 2% and point it wherever it should go. Then it is out of everyone’s hands, including ours.
Things you cannot change after launching
- the supply
- the fee
- the wallet it goes to
- the liquidity
Things we can change: nothing.
There is no admin function for any of it. That is not a promise, it is an absence of code.
Get on the list
Early access to the launchpad, and the launch details before anyone else. Five minutes, one wallet address, and a short quiz.
Questions people ask
Is there an etherflow token right now?
No. Nothing is deployed: not the launchpad, not the hook, not a coin. Any contract on Robinhood Chain calling itself etherflow today was made by someone else, and you should treat it accordingly.
What does the whitelist get me?
Early access to the launchpad on Robinhood Chain when it goes live, and the launch details before they are public. It is not an allocation and it is not a promise of a token.
Why a hook instead of a transfer tax?
A transfer tax only fires when the pool is the counterparty. Through an aggregator it never fires, which is how tax-token launchpads leak most of the fees they advertise. A v4 hook runs inside the pool, so no route can avoid it.
What can the admin change after launch?
Nothing about your coin. Not the fee, not the split, not the recipient, not the liquidity. The contracts are not behind a proxy. There is a test for this.
What does it cost to launch?
You seed the liquidity yourself, minimum 0.005 ETH, and that ETH is unrecoverable by design. The platform earns from the share of the swap fee you did not route to your wallet, in ETH, never in your coin.
Is the code audited?
No. The contracts are short, use Uniswap’s own libraries and OpenZeppelin’s ERC-20, and 26 tests cover the fee in all four swap shapes. None of that is an audit. Read it yourself before sending anything you would miss.