pools.fun
Same pools, more fun. pools.fun is the most community-focused launchpad in crypto. Tokens deploy using SushiSwap V3 pools on Robinhood Chain, liquidity locked forever, and a fee engine that pays the people who actually make a token succeed: creators and the community.
Why we're doing this
We're builders, and we believe the biggest companies in crypto monopolizing every corner of it is a bad thing — bad for builders, bad for communities, bad for the entire point of being onchain. Pools.fun is a launchpad where the economics flow down to creators and communities instead of up to a corporate treasury.
What sets pools.fun apart
- The community gets paid. 25% of every fee flows into the community pool. Every day, the pool buys back and burns the top 3 tokens. Trade the platform, feed the tokens you love.
- 30% funds the protocol token buyback + burn. Accruing on-chain from day one; once the protocol token is live, fees buy it on the open market and burn it — permanent buy pressure.
- Real pools from second one. No bonding-curve purgatory, no "graduation." Every token launches straight into a real SushiSwap V3 pool for maximum discoverability. Your token is a normal ERC-20 trading on real DEX infrastructure from the first block.
- Rug-proof by construction. 100% of liquidity is locked in an immutable contract, forever. There is literally no function that can withdraw it. Not ours, not anyone's.
- Deployers get paid too. 20% of every trading fee goes to the creator, for the life of the token, enforced by bytecode. Not a launch bonus — a revenue stream. You can also do a dev buy at launch to accumulate more of the coin in a fair way.
- Launch against WETH, USDG — or tokenized stocks. Your choice. More flexibility based on your goals.
Where to next
- How it works — from idea to trading in one transaction
- Fee structure — where every basis point goes
- Buyback & burn — the daily top-3 flywheel
- Contract addresses — verify everything yourself
pools.fun is young and moving quickly. The contracts are immutable, but programs and parameters (buyback-and-burn cadence, criteria, points) will evolve as the community grows — we'll modify things when the community needs it.