Simple launches.
Permanent markets.
Robin uses isolated bonding-curve markets that remain available throughout the token's lifecycle. There is no mandatory graduation or migration step.
Protocol Overview
The core principles behind Robin.
Robin uses a persistent Curve rather than requiring migration to another trading venue.
Every Token has its own independent pricing state and reserve accounting.
The Robin Token implementation is fixed-supply and exposes no protocol mint, blacklist, freeze or transfer-tax mechanism.
The full initial supply begins inside the Token's Curve. Creator and protocol receive no free Token allocation.
Permanent Curve
One market from launch through the long tail.
Classic Curve → Permanent Tail
Early trading follows the classic bonding-curve region. Later, the market transitions into a permanent tail designed so the remaining inventory cannot be completely exhausted with a finite amount of ETH.
Virtual ETH
A pricing parameter, not deposited capital.
Virtual ETH controls the starting Curve shape and initial price sensitivity. It does not mean that an equivalent amount of real ETH is deposited into the Token reserve.
Launching a Token
A minimal creation flow.
Set image, name, symbol, description and optional social links.
Select one of the supported Virtual ETH templates.
Create launches the Token and Market. Create + Buy atomically launches them and performs the creator's initial purchase through the same Curve and fee path used by other buys.
Trading
Buy and sell against the Token's isolated Curve.
ETH enters the Token's accounted reserve while Token inventory leaves the Curve according to C(q).
Token inventory returns to the Curve and the corresponding ETH value leaves the accounted reserve according to the same cumulative cost function.
Fees
Transparent protocol-level fees.
Security Model
Reserve safety comes before feature complexity.
FAQ
Common questions about the implemented Robin protocol.
No. The official Robin market remains on its permanent Curve; Robin does not require a mandatory graduation or migration step.
Yes. Third-party pools may exist, but Robin's official Curve price is derived from Robin's own Curve accounting.
No. The current design target gives neither the creator nor the protocol a free initial Token allocation.
Yes. Create + Buy atomically performs the initial purchase after launch, and that purchase uses the same Curve math and applicable trading fees as other buys.
Core Token and Curve constants are implemented in the contracts. Configurable creation fees, trading fees and protocol Treasury settings are governed by RobinConfig and its delayed, contract-limited update paths.