Locking tokens launched on Robinlaunch.
Robinlaunch runs two routes on Robinhood Chain, both ending with liquidity locked permanently at the burn address.
- Bonding curve — 0.0002 ETH to launch, creators take 70% of the 0.7% per-transaction fee, and the token graduates to Uniswap V3 at 2.5 ETH raised.
- Direct Pool — an instant Uniswap V3 market with no seed ETH required, single-sided, liquidity locked from day one, and up to 90% of fees to the creator.
The liquidity question is already answered
Both routes lock LP forever, so there is no unlock date and no team decision behind it. Say so, and say which route you took, because a Direct Pool launch means the market existed at full depth from block one rather than being built up along a curve, and that is a materially different starting point for anyone reading your chart.
Up to 90% of fees is a large number
It is also the part of a Robinlaunch token that nothing governs. Fee revenue lands liquid, grows with volume, and shows up on the holder list as an address whose balance keeps climbing. On a token doing real volume, the creator fee wallet routinely becomes a larger position than any allocation would have been, and unlike an allocation, nobody announced it.
Locking or vesting accrued fee revenue is uncommon enough that doing it is legible on its own. It converts a growing balance into a committed one, with a date attached and a page anyone can open. How to structure it without giving up the ability to actually spend on the project.
And the tokens you bought
A creator buy on the curve, or from your own Direct Pool, sits in an ordinary wallet. The holder list shows it whether you mention it or not, so mentioning it costs nothing and buys some credit.
Doing it
- Copy the contract address from your token's page on Robinlaunch.
- 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.
What can't be locked
Both Robinlaunch routes end on Uniswap V3, where a liquidity position is an NFT rather than an ERC-20 LP token. HoodLock's locker holds ERC-20s, so those positions can't be locked with it, though Robinlaunch has already locked them permanently. Tokens themselves are ERC-20 and can be locked or vested normally.
Common questions
Does Robinlaunch lock liquidity?
Yes, permanently, on both routes. Bonding-curve tokens graduate to Uniswap V3 at 2.5 ETH with LP locked forever at the burn address, and Direct Pool launches have liquidity locked from day one.
How much do Robinlaunch creators earn in fees?
70% of the 0.7% per-transaction fee on the bonding-curve route, and up to 90% of fees on the Direct Pool route. That revenue lands liquid in an ordinary wallet.
What does it cost to launch on Robinlaunch?
0.0002 ETH plus gas for a bonding-curve launch. The Direct Pool route creates an instant Uniswap V3 market without requiring seed ETH from the creator.
Keep reading
- Locking treasury and ecosystem funds
- Reading holder distribution on Robinhood Chain
- Locking tokens launched on ArrowPad
- How to set up token vesting that holds
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 Robinlaunch or with Robinhood Markets, Inc. Platform mechanics described here come from Robinlaunch's own published material as of 2026-07-28 and change over time. Verify them at robinlaunch.fun and on-chain before relying on them.