
Launch a token
Name it, give it a ticker, put it live.
Back a token with
We think a token should hold something real.
Not hype. Gold, stocks and dollars, bought with every trade and kept where anyone can see them.
Where every trade makes the token a little stronger.
Memecoins
Creator coins
Fan tokens
AI agents
Backed by nothing
Most tokens hold their price only while people keep buying.When trading slows down, there is nothing left behind them.
Fig. 1 Tokens with nothing behind them
Side by side
Six steps. You do the first three; the rest runs on its own.

Name it, give it a ticker, put it live.

One asset or a basket: USDG, ETH, NVIDIA, gold, the S&P 500.

Decide how much of your creator fee goes to the reserve.

Every buy and sell pays a 1% pool fee.

The reserve buys what you picked, in your shares.

On-chain, in plain view, with no way to take it out.
Choose one asset or a basket of up to five at launch. Every fee buys into it, in the same shares.

Every fee buys tokenized gold.

NVIDIA and Apple, with a USDG cushion.

A crypto-native reserve in ETH.

All USDG. Simple and stable.

Half dollars, the rest ETH and stocks.

The S&P 500, one fee at a time.
Assets offered on Robinhood Chain. Stock tokens are not offered to US persons.
The reserve loop
Every token page shows its reserve, live. Nothing to take on trust.

Latest buys



Reserve calculator
Pick a daily volume and a basket. The reserve grows with every trade.
1% fee, 80% to the reserve: 400 USDG a day
Buys a day
Coming later
On the roadmap, not live yet.

Mark the day a reserve passes $1k, $10k, $100k.

Share a reserve strategy and let others launch with it.

Point a live token's fees at a reserve of its own.

New stocks and real-world assets as they reach the chain.
Locked for good
Not the creator, not us. The rules are in the contracts.
The vault has no withdraw function.
The pool is locked for good at launch.
The assets are fixed when the token launches.
The reserve only buys. It never sells.
Whatever its creator picks at launch: USDG, ETH, tokenized stocks like NVIDIA or the S&P 500, tokenized gold, or a basket of up to five.
Trading. Every buy and sell pays a 1% pool fee, and most of it buys the reserve assets.
No. The vault has no withdraw function, the pool is locked for good, and the reserve share can only go up.
Not in this version. The reserve is backing you can see, not a claim you can cash out.
No. It is fixed at launch, so holders always know what the fees will buy.
Robinhood Chain. Stock tokens there are not offered to US persons, and their issuer can pause them.