FAQ

Go to Create, pick a name, ticker and image, pay the creation fee (~$1.99 in ETH) and sign one transaction. You can optionally buy the first tokens for yourself in that same transaction — so nobody can snipe your launch before you.

Two ways to go live, chosen on the Create page. Fair launch runs a bonding-curve pre-sale: buyers accrue an on-chain allocation (no token yet) and, at 9.9 ETH, it graduates — the token is minted, a deep Uniswap V3 pool is seeded and locked, and everyone claims. Instant DEX skips the curve and seeds a real Uniswap V3 pool at launch, so the token trades on-DEX and shows up on scanners (DEXScreener/GMGN) from block 0. Both share the ~$1.99 fee, the optional anti-snipe dev buy, the 0x…999 mark, and liquidity locked forever.

It's how a Fair launch goes live. At 9.9 ETH the pre-sale closes and anyone can graduate it (a keeper does this automatically, or you can hit the button): in one transaction the token is minted, all collected ETH plus the unsold tokens are deposited into a Uniswap V3 pool, the LP position is locked forever, and holders claim() the tokens for the allocation they bought. Because the token address only exists at graduation, nobody can pre-poison its pool. Instant DEX tokens need no graduation — they're on Uniswap from block 0.

A smart contract that acts as an automated market maker with virtual reserves. On a Fair launch it runs as a pre-sale: no token is minted yet — buyers accrue an on-chain allocation while ETH accumulates in the curve. The price starts low and rises deterministically as people buy and falls as they sell, with no order book and nobody "providing liquidity". The full 1 billion supply is minted at graduation, when the curve's ETH and the unsold remainder seed the locked Uniswap pool.

A flat creation fee of ~$1.99 in ETH, and 1% on every buy and sell of an allocation during a Fair pre-sale. No tax is baked into the token itself. Once live on the Uniswap V3 pool (1% fee tier), those pool trading fees are split 75% to the platform and 25% to the token's creator — forever. The creation fees go toward a rewards pool for users — it accumulates and is distributed to active users via the points system.

A Fair launch graduates. The pre-sale closes and anyone can trigger graduation (a keeper does it automatically): the token is minted, all collected ETH plus the unsold tokens are deposited into a Uniswap V3 pool, and the liquidity position is locked in a contract forever — there is no withdraw path, so nobody, including us, can ever pull it. Then holders claim their tokens, and it trades on the open DEX with fees flowing (75% platform / 25% creator).

The classic rug — pulling the liquidity — is impossible by design: during a Fair launch the curve holds the ETH until graduation, and after graduation (or from block 0 for Instant DEX) the LP position is locked forever (no withdraw path). What a creator can do is buy a large share early and dump it on you later. That risk never goes away on any launchpad, so check the holder distribution before you ape.

Every token launched here is ground offline until its address ends in 0x…999 — and the factory enforces it on-chain, so a token that doesn't end in 999 was not created on Rawbin. One glance at the explorer tells you it's real.

Robinhood Chain (an Ethereum L2). You need ETH on Robinhood Chain and any EIP-1193 wallet — MetaMask in the browser, or a mobile wallet via WalletConnect. The connect dialog adds the network for you.

Yes. The factory contract is verified on the explorer — read the source yourself. Every token and curve it deploys comes from that same code — read it and verify everything on-chain yourself.

Yes. Slither is clean and the contracts ship with 80+ automated tests. An external review (July 2026) flagged issues in the earlier contracts — all fixed in the current deployment. The Fair launch now uses a pre-sale model where the token is only deployed at graduation, which structurally removes the pre-created-pool risk, and graduation seeds a deep, price-checked, locked pool. Fee collection is non-blocking so no single recipient can freeze it. We redeployed fresh factories with the fixes and verified them on the explorer. No audit makes any token a good investment — verify, and never risk more than you can lose.

Nobody knows, and anyone who says otherwise is lying to you. Memecoins are high-risk speculative assets: most go to zero, a few don't, and you can't tell which is which in advance. Never put in more than you can afford to lose entirely.