A little guidance.
A whole new token.

Cooker launches your token directly into a Uniswap V3 pool on Robinhood Chain. There is no bonding curve, no migration and nothing to graduate to — one transaction creates the token, opens the pool and locks the liquidity, and from that block it trades like any other V3 pair.

1. 01

   Make it yours

   Add a name, ticker, artwork and story. The name, ticker and metadata pointer are fixed when the token is created — check them before you confirm.

2. 02

   Choose what it trades with

   Pick ETH, USDG, or any standard ERC20 on the chain. That becomes the other side of your pool.

3. 03

   Set your launch

   Every launch mints a fixed 1,000,000,000 tokens, so all you set is the starting market cap and where your share of the trading fees goes. You can also make an optional first buy in the same transaction.

4. 04

   Connect and launch

   Confirm in your wallet. Your whole supply is minted into the pool as one-sided liquidity, so you supply no capital of your own — only network gas.

The entire supply becomes pool liquidity above your starting price. Nobody, including you, holds a pre-mine — the only way to get the token is to buy it from the pool.

Your pair is the asset your token trades against. Pick from the common assets, search by name, or paste any contract address — including one with no pool yet.

• ETH — the chain's native coin. Cooker uses Wrapped ETH inside the pool, and wraps for you.
• USDG — a dollar-denominated pair, so the price people see does not move with ETH.
• Any ERC20 — pair with another community's token or a tokenized asset issued on the chain.

Check the full address, especially when two tokens share a name. Tokens that charge a transfer fee or rebase their supply are not supported by these pools.

The pool fee tier is charged on every trade and split between you and the protocol. Available tiers here are 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.30%, 1%.

Open a token to see its chart, recent trades, holders and swap panel. Trades route through the canonical Uniswap router, so the same pool is reachable from any interface or aggregator that routes V3 liquidity — Cooker is not a required middleman.

Enter an amount and the panel quotes the expected output, the price impact, and the minimum you will accept at your slippage setting. If the pool would return less than that minimum, the swap reverts and nothing is exchanged.

Your wallet confirms every approval and every trade. Connecting lets Cooker read your address and balances; it never submits a transaction on its own.

Every trade through a launch pool pays that pool's fee. When the fees are collected — which anyone can trigger, not just the creator — they settle in two directions:

• the launched-token side is burned in full. Neither the creator nor the protocol ever holds or sells a token launched here, and every sell permanently reduces the supply.
• the paired-token side is split between the creator's fee recipient and the protocol, using the ratio recorded at launch. The protocol share can never exceed 50%.

Balances are pull-based: they wait in the locker until you claim them, so one blocked recipient can never jam collection for anyone else. Claim from your portfolio.

Rewarding holders

Instead of taking your fee share, you can route it to holders. A distribution uses those fees to buy your token on its own pool and send the proceeds to the burn address — every holder's share of the supply grows in the same transaction, with no snapshots, no claims and no server. Anyone can trigger an available distribution.

Routing fees to holders is permanent. Nothing in the distributor can hand the fee recipient role back. Balances already credited to you stay claimable.

The contracts Cooker uses on Robinhood Chain. Open any of them on the explorer.