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How CannonPad works

Fair launches on Robinhood Chain: no presale, no team allocation, liquidity locked forever at graduation.

+ Create token

  1. Create

    Pick a name, a ticker, a pair and your taxes. 1B tokens are minted straight into a bonding curve. Launching costs only gas.

  2. Trade on the curve

    Anyone buys and sells against the curve. The price rises as tokens are bought and falls as they are sold.

  3. Graduate

    Once 800M tokens are sold, anyone can migrate the curve into a Uniswap v4 pool with the other 200M tokens.

  4. Locked forever

    Pool liquidity can never be withdrawn. Taxes keep flowing to the creator and holders on every pool swap.

FAQ

What are the fees?

Every buy and sell pays 0.7% to the platform plus the taxes the creator chose at launch: a creator tax and a holder tax, together at most 5%. Taxes are fixed forever at launch and apply on the bonding curve and later in the Uniswap pool.

How do holder dividends work?

If a token has a holder tax, that share of every trade is paid out to everyone holding the token, pro rata to their balance, in the pair asset (ETH, VRAX, …). Claim them on the token page under “Fees & dividends”. The curve, the pool and the burn address never earn dividends.

What happens at graduation?

When all 800M sale tokens are sold (about $10K raised), anyone can migrate the curve. The raised pair tokens and the 200M reserved tokens go into a Uniswap v4 pool whose liquidity is locked forever. Nobody, including the creator and the platform, can withdraw it.

Which pairs can I launch against?

ETH, Chainlink-priced stock tokens such as USDG or TSLA, or a graduated Pons token with at least $100K market cap and $10K pool liquidity. The Create page checks this live before you launch.

Can the creator rug?

The creator receives no tokens for free; the whole supply sits in the bonding curve and everyone, the creator included, buys from it at the same price. The token has no owner, no mint function and no blacklist. The creator can still buy early and sell later like any trader.

Are the contracts audited?

Not yet. They are open source and verified, and extensively tested, but unaudited. Only trade what you can afford to lose.