A small bird in a big pocket.
A community meme coin on Robinhood Chain. Not affiliated with Robinhood.
- Fixed supplyNobody can mint more
- Pool lockedForever, at launch
- No ownerRules can't change
- 5% in, 5% outFee paid in ETH
- Board is freeHold or not
- High riskCan go to zero
Get PocketRobin
- Wallet
- ETH on Robinhood Chain
- Buy here
PocketRobin has not launched yet. The buy box and the contract address will appear here the moment it does. Until then, any token calling itself PocketRobin is not ours.
Risks
- Price can drop to almost nothing
- Big orders move the price hard
- Project wallet can sell any time
- 5% fee on every trade
- Copies exist, check the address
The details
What PocketRobin is
Pocket tokens are having a moment on Robinhood Chain. PocketRat, PocketGremlin and a few others filled up with thousands of buyers in a matter of hours. PocketRobin is the bird that joined them, a robin that lives in the chain's pocket.
It is a community meme coin. Holding it gives you no share of any fees and no rights. It has no connection to Robinhood Markets or the Robinhood Chain team, and none to the other Pocket tokens on the board.
How the token will work
A token is a balance kept by a small program on the blockchain, called a contract. Once published, nobody can edit it.
- Fixed supply. Every token is created in the launch transaction and the contract cannot make more.
- Most tokens go straight into the pool. A pool is a pot of tokens and ETH on Uniswap that anyone can trade against. At launch the bulk goes in and a part goes to the project wallet.
- The pool gets locked. The receipt that lets someone take money out of the pool is sent to the dead address, which nobody controls.
- No owner. Nobody can pause trading, raise the fee, block a wallet or change the rules.
- Fees in ETH. A buy pays 5% of the ETH you put in and a sell pays 5% of the ETH paid out. It goes to the project wallet and keeps the board running.
Where the money goes, with numbers
- You send 0.01 ETH. The fee contract sends 0.0005 ETH to the project wallet.
- The other 0.0095 ETH goes into the pool, which sends you tokens. The price rises a little.
- When you sell, the pool pays out ETH and the fee contract takes 5% of it. The rest reaches you.
Each trade pays its own 5% fee, plus gas, the small network charge on every transaction. Anyone can sell at any time, the project wallet included.
How the pocket board works
- Which tokens. Every token on the Robinhood Chain explorer with "pock" in its name and at least 100 holders. Names that are crude are left out.
- Copies. Tokens with the exact same name are grouped. The one with the most holders is shown, and the others are counted as copies so you know to check the address.
- Numbers. Price change, buyers and pool age come from GeckoTerminal, which reads the Uniswap pools on the chain.
- Status. Climbing means up over the last hour and the last day. Steady means no move in the last hour. Cooling means up on the day but down in the last hour. Fading means down on the day.
The board refreshes every fifteen minutes. It describes what already happened and never says what a price will do next.
All risks and what we don't promise
- The price can drop to almost nothing. Only use money you can afford to lose completely.
- The pool is small. One large sale can move the price hard in seconds.
- The project wallet holds tokens and can sell them at any time.
- Every buy and every sell pays a 5% fee, plus gas and price movement.
- The contracts cannot be changed, so a flaw could never be patched.
- Other people can launch tokens with the same name. Always check the address.
- No promise about price, no roadmap, no rewards, no staking, no airdrops.
- Nothing here is financial, legal or tax advice.