pools.fun
Same pools, more fun. pools.fun launches tokens into SushiSwap V3 pools on Robinhood Chain, locks the liquidity forever, and sends 90% of collected trading fees to creators on new pools.
Why we're doing this
We're builders, and we want the economics of a launch to reward the people who create and grow it. New pools therefore pay creators 90% of collected fees and divide the remaining 10% evenly between the Bankr treasury and the $BNKR buyback wallet.
What sets pools.fun apart
- Creators get 90%. The creator fee recipient earns 90% of collected fees, paid in kind on both sides of every new pool.
- The protocol share is 10%. New pools send 5% to the Bankr treasury and 5% to the $BNKR buyback wallet, which buys and burns $BNKR. There is no pools.fun token. Wallet assets are not proof that a purchase has executed; the buyback and burn transactions are.
- 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.
- Launch against WETH, USDG, or a Stock Token. Every current Robinhood Stock Token is selectable. An individual Stock Token launch can be temporarily unavailable during a trading halt or corporate action.
- Legacy pools keep their deal. A pool snapshots its split at launch, so pools launched under the earlier contracts retain their original split.
Where to next
- How it works — from idea to trading in one transaction
- Fee structure — where every basis point goes
- $BNKR buyback — what allocation does and does not mean
- Contract addresses — verify everything yourself
We ship fast
pools.fun is young and moving quickly. A pool's launch-time economics are snapshotted on-chain, while defaults for future launches and off-chain product features may evolve.