Robinhood Chain · 4663Fair launch

ARENA

200,000,000 Arena tokens, every one of them minted straight into the pool and the pool locked with no way to open it. No team bucket, no treasury, no reserve, no vesting schedule to wait out.

Launch date

To be announced

The numbers

at launch
Total supply
200,000,000

Fixed at deployment. The token has no mint function, so this is the number forever.

Into the pool
100%

The entire supply is the launch liquidity. Nothing is held back to be sold to you later.

Launch price
$0.003

600,000 USDG fully diluted, divided by the supply. The pool opens exactly here.

Team allocation
0

If the team wants a position it buys one from the pool at the launch price, paying the same fee as anyone else.

How the launch works

  1. 01

    One transaction

    The token, the fee hook, the pool, the liquidity and the team's buy all happen in a single call. There is no block in which the pool exists at a known price holding nothing — the window where a launch gets front-run never opens.

  2. 02

    Priced, not auctioned

    The supply sits as one single-sided range from the launch price up to 10×. Every buyer walks up the same curve; being early is worth what the curve says and nothing more.

  3. 03

    Liquidity locked

    The position is minted to a lock with no release path, no owner and no upgrade. Not time-locked — there is no function to call, at any date, by anyone. The floor cannot be pulled out.

  4. 04

    Fees, not inflation

    The project earns from a 3% fee on trades, always taken in USDG. It is never taken in ARENA, so nothing the project earns gets sold back into the pool.

Where the fee goes

3% · in USDG
2%
to players

Two thirds of every fee funds the reward vault the arenas pay out of. Trading volume is what pays the people playing the games.

1%
to the platform

One third keeps the floor running. The split is a constant in the splitter contract, not a setting somebody can turn.

At launch the split is not yet live. The hook starts out paying a single collector, and moving it to the splitter goes through a 2-day timelock — the same delay that would give you 2 days of public warning if anyone ever tried to redirect the fee somewhere else. The player share begins flowing once that delay elapses.

Contracts

Addresses are published here the moment the launch transaction confirms, and not before — there is no pre-announced address, so anything claiming to be ARENA before then is not.

ARENA
published at launch
Fee hook
published at launch
Liquidity lock
published at launch