Robinhood Chain token launchpad

The contracts

• GhostSafeToken — a fixed-supply ERC-20 that is safe by absence: it has no mint, tax, pause, blacklist, freeze, owner, proxy, or upgrade code at all.
• GhostLaunchFactory — deploys the token, creates and initializes the pool, adds liquidity, and wires the reward routing atomically in one call.
• GhostLiquidityLocker — the permanent, immutable home of the LP position. It has no withdrawal path and no admin.
• GhostBurnRouter — routes the burn share of trading fees into buy-and-burn of the token.

How a launch works, step by step

1. You describe the token in Ghost Chat (or the visual launchpad) and add metadata, creator and reward destinations, and an optional initial purchase.
2. Ghost OS pins the logo and metadata to IPFS and runs a complete factory simulation, then prepares the exact transaction.
3. Your connected EVM wallet signs once. Inside that single transaction the factory: deploys the token, creates and initializes the 1% V3 pool, adds 100% of supply as liquidity, mints the position to a fresh locker, runs any creator purchase, and forwards the launch fee.
4. Everything above succeeds together or the whole transaction reverts — there is no half-launched state.
5. The indexer waits for confirmed on-chain proof before the launch appears in Explore and the creator dashboard.

Pricing and liquidity

The full launch supply is placed as a single-sided Uniswap V3 position, so the market can only be entered by buying. Uniswap orders a pool’s two tokens by address, and every launched token gets a fresh address — so the factory computes the pool price and tick range and automatically mirrors them when the token sorts above WETH. That means every launch is priced identically and consistently, regardless of the token’s address. The position is then transferred to its locker.

Token safety guarantees

• Fixed supply, 18 decimals; the dangerous functions (mint, tax, pause, blacklist, freeze, owner, upgrade) do not exist in the bytecode, so they can never be added later.
• 100% of the configured launch supply is assigned to the canonical V3 liquidity position.
• The LP position NFT is permanently locked with no principal withdrawal path — not even for Ghost OS or the creator.
• An optional creator purchase is part of the same transaction and cannot exceed 5% of supply.
• Optional short launch protection caps wallets for the launch block and next two blocks, then ends automatically and forever.

Fees and rewards

The launch fee is 0.0005 ETH, separate from network gas, the liquidity seed, and any initial purchase. Trading fees that accrue to the locked position are split by immutable contract logic: 60% to the creator reward wallet, 10% to buy-and-burn, and 30% to the protocol treasury.Collection is permissionless — anyone can trigger it — but no caller can redirect a single wei; the destinations are fixed at launch.

Non-custodial by design

Ghost OS never uses a server deployment key to launch a user token and never exposes private keys. The backend only validates and simulates the transaction; your active connected EVM wallet authorizes the launch. A connected wallet, a Ghost Wallet, or a validated direct address may be chosen as the creator, reward, or initial-purchase recipient.

On-chain provenance

Every Ghost OS launch contract carries its origin on-chain: a “GHOST OS” banner and public constants naming Ghost OS (ghostos.network), the parent company Encrypted Layer, and the official X account. All contracts are source-verified on Robinhood Blockscout, so anyone can read exactly what they do before interacting.

Proof and provider states

A launch is labeled confirmed only after the canonical factory event reaches the configured confirmation depth. The public page links to the real Robinhood Blockscout transaction and shows only indexed facts. If the factory, RPC, Uniswap contracts, metadata provider, database, or active wallet is unavailable, Ghost OS blocks the launch with a clear configuration state rather than simulating success.