Locking tokens launched on Robinfun.
Robinfun is a permissionless fair-launch pad on Robinhood Chain with unusually specific published mechanics. Every launch: 1 billion supply, 70% sold along a constant-product bonding curve, 30% held back for liquidity, starting at a $4,000 virtual market cap and graduating once $9,300 is raised. No presale, no team allocation, no insider round.
At graduation the token migrates to Uniswap V2 with all LP tokens permanently burned. Trading fees are a symmetric 1% on buys and sells, split 50/50 between the creator and the protocol treasury.
Burned LP is stronger than locked LP
Most launchpads lock liquidity for a term. Robinfun burns it — the LP tokens are sent somewhere no key controls, so there is no expiry and no party who could withdraw even in principle. If your token graduated, that question is permanently closed and worth stating plainly, because holders often assume "locked" when the truth here is stronger. The difference between the two is worth understanding before you describe it.
What's actually left in your wallet
- Fee revenue. Half of the 1% trading fee accrues to you continuously, in an ordinary wallet, with nothing governing it. On a token with volume this becomes the largest creator-controlled position by far.
- The 10% staking allocation, if you enabled it. Robinfun's optional staking funds rewards for positions locked 14–60 days. Until it is distributed, that supply sits under your control.
- Whatever you bought on the curve, at the same price as everyone else.
The staking allocation is the interesting one
An undistributed rewards pool is supply earmarked for holders but not yet in their hands. Locking or vesting it against the schedule you promised turns the promise into something a holder can verify, and it costs you nothing you were going to do anyway — the tokens were already committed. It is one of the cleanest uses of a lock there is.
If the project changes hands
Robinfun supports a community takeover: if a token is abandoned, the community can petition to redirect creator fees to new stewards. A locked or vested position survives that unchanged — a HoodLock vesting schedule is irrevocable once created, and a lock's unlock date can be pushed out but never pulled in, so the commitment doesn't depend on who is holding the keys later.
Doing it
- Copy the contract address from your token's page on Robinfun.
- Open HoodLock with the wallet holding the tokens.
- Pick the token, the amount and a date. For vesting, add the beneficiary and an optional cliff.
- Approve, confirm, and share the proof link.
Flat 0.005 ETH either way, no percentage of the tokens, and a proof page that reads live from the chain and opens without a wallet.
Common questions
Does Robinfun burn or lock liquidity?
It burns it. At graduation the token migrates to Uniswap V2 and all LP tokens are permanently burned, so the liquidity cannot be withdrawn by anyone and there is no expiry date to watch.
Do Robinfun creators get a token allocation?
No. Every launch is 1 billion supply with 70% on the bonding curve and 30% reserved for liquidity, with no presale and no team allocation. Creators instead earn half of the symmetric 1% trading fee.
What is the Robinfun graduation threshold?
Tokens start at a $4,000 virtual market cap and graduate once $9,300 is raised, at which point liquidity moves to Uniswap V2 and the LP is burned.
Keep reading
- Burning vs locking liquidity
- Locking LP tokens from a Hood Launcher Classic launch
- Locking treasury and ecosystem funds
- Locking dev tokens after a Pons launch
Lock it, share the proof
Flat 0.005 ETH, no percentage of your tokens, and a proof link anyone can open without a wallet.
Lock tokens →HoodLock is not affiliated with Robinfun or with Robinhood Markets, Inc. Platform mechanics described here come from Robinfun's own published material as of 2026-07-28 and change over time. Verify them at robinfun.live and on-chain before relying on them.