FOBO integrates the HoodLock token locker.
FOBO, the floor-price launchpad on Robinhood Chain, has integrated the HoodLock token locker. Creators who launch on FOBO can now lock their tokens without leaving the FOBO flow, and every lock lands in the same HoodLock locker contract, with the same public proof page, as a lock made on hoodlock.tech. FOBO's own site now carries "Locks by HoodLock" in its footer.
There is one difference, and it is in the creator's favour: half of the lock fee comes back as $FOBO.
What FOBO does on its own
FOBO is built around a price floor. In its own words, every coin "keeps enough locked to buy back its whole circulating supply", and every trade pushes that floor up. A few other things it does by design, according to fobo.fun:
- Liquidity locked forever. No LP tokens are minted and there is no withdraw function. Every pool is owned by an immutable hook contract, so nobody can pull the liquidity.
- Slow supply release. About 35% of a coin's supply is sold by a $1B market cap, so there is no early wall of tokens to dump.
- Anti-snipe tax. The tax starts at 90% and falls to 2.5% over a coin's first minute, so the bots that buy first pay the most.
- Bundle flags. Every coin has a bubble map of its holders, and wallets linked by funding or same-block buying are flagged on the coin page.
So what is left to lock on a FOBO coin?
Not the liquidity. FOBO already handles that more firmly than a term lock could, and HoodLock's token locker holds ERC-20 tokens, not pool positions.
What is left is the tokens a creator holds: the opening buy, a team or marketing bag, tokens set aside for the community. Those sit in an ordinary wallet, and they are exactly what buyers look at on the holder list. A large wallet with no lock reads as a sell waiting to happen. The same wallet with a public lock to a date reads as a commitment anyone can check.
How locking through FOBO works
- On FOBO, choose to lock your tokens and set the amount and the unlock date.
- Approve the HoodLock locker contract to take that amount.
- Sign the lock and pay the flat 0.005 ETH fee. There is no percentage of your tokens.
- The lock confirms on Robinhood Chain and gets a proof page at
hoodlock.tech/proof/lock/<id>. - A few seconds later, half the fee (0.0025 ETH) buys $FOBO, which is sent to the wallet that locked. Nothing to sign and nothing to claim.
The locker is the same contract every HoodLock lock uses,
0xd0f7d8c6e9f6d80c297bebe4f7fd1b9c8125c32f, verified on Blockscout. Tokens come out only after the
unlock date. A lock can be extended but never shortened, and nobody, HoodLock included, can release it early.
Vesting works the same way. A vesting schedule created through FOBO also earns the $FOBO cashback, paid to the wallet that created and paid for the schedule, never to the beneficiary.
Already live
The first creators have already locked through FOBO. Each lock below opens a proof page that reads straight from the chain and needs no wallet:
| Token | Locked | Of supply | Unlocks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bad Luck Brian (BLB) | 10,000,000 | 1.00% | 2026-12-03 |
| CHIP (CHIP) | 5,000,000 | 0.54% | 2027-11-03 |
| Fo Bro (BRO) | 10,000,000 | 1.00% | 2026-12-04 |
| Flora (FLORA) | 5,000,000 | 0.52% | 2027-11-05 |
Launch week: featured free. Until 2026-11-14 at 14:54 UTC, every token locked through FOBO is also placed at the top of HoodLock Explore for 12 hours, free. That placement normally costs $200.
Locking directly on HoodLock
Nothing changes for anyone who locks on hoodlock.tech: same contract, same fee, same proof page. The $FOBO cashback only applies to locks made through FOBO's flow, because that is how a lock is matched to FOBO's integration.
Building a launchpad or a tool of your own? The same integration is open to any project: get a key on the developers page and see the API reference.
Common questions
Has FOBO integrated a token locker?
Yes. fobo.fun has integrated the HoodLock token locker, so creators can lock tokens from the FOBO launch flow. The lock is held by the HoodLock locker contract on Robinhood Chain and gets a public proof page.
How much does it cost to lock through FOBO?
The same flat 0.005 ETH HoodLock fee as locking directly, with no percentage of your tokens. Half of that fee, 0.0025 ETH, buys $FOBO that is sent back to the wallet that locked.
Who receives the $FOBO cashback?
The wallet that made the lock, a few seconds after the lock confirms, with nothing to claim. For a vesting schedule made through FOBO it goes to the wallet that created and paid for the schedule, not the beneficiary.
Does FOBO lock liquidity?
Yes. According to FOBO, no LP tokens are minted and every pool is owned by an immutable hook contract with no withdraw function, so the liquidity is locked forever. What a creator can still lock is the tokens they hold.
Can a HoodLock lock be withdrawn early?
No. The locker contract releases tokens only after the unlock date. The owner can extend a lock but never shorten it.
Keep reading
- Lock your first tokens in two minutes
- Robinhood Chain launchpads compared: who locks the liquidity
- Reading holder distribution on Robinhood Chain
- How to set up token vesting
- How to prove your project won't rug
Launching on FOBO? Lock in the same flow.
Flat 0.005 ETH, half of it back in $FOBO, and a proof link anyone can open without a wallet.
Launch on FOBO →FOBO and HoodLock are separate teams. HoodLock is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. FOBO's mechanics described here come from its own published material as of 2026-11-07 and can change. Verify them at fobo.fun and on-chain before relying on them.