LOGO · SET BY THE SPONSOR
buying runs a local simulation until the contract ships
One contract on Robinhood Chain. Its name, ticker and logo belong to whoever burned the most of it for them — and that sponsor collects 1% of every trade for as long as the name stands. Every bid is burned, so the supply only shrinks. Each sale raises the price of the next.
To buy the name you burn the token itself. The bid is destroyed forever. The price is the same for everyone, every time: 2,000,000 tokens, gone for good.
NOW 2,000,000 $ATTENTIONThe new name, ticker and logo take effect the moment the burn confirms — and for two minutes nobody can buy them away. Every name gets its time in the light.
LOCKED FOR 2 MINUTESFrom the moment you buy, 1% of every trade is yours, in ETH, until someone burns more and takes the name. Claim whenever you like.
1% OF EVERY TRADEHalf to the house, half to whoever holds the name. It is collected in ETH on every swap — out of the ETH coming in on a buy, out of the ETH going out on a sale — and each side claims its share whenever it likes. Until the first name is bought, the full fee rests with the house.
Seven names so far. Each one paid for by a sponsor — with the logo they gave it, and what being seen returned while it lasted.
No one has bought the name yet. The first bid takes it from the house — and starts collecting 1% of every trade.