How padwifhat works
padwifhat is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Anyone can launch a token, every token is tradeable within a minute, and a flat 1% fee on each trade is split the same way every time. Here is the whole thing, start to finish.
Launch a token
Give it a name, a ticker, and an image. Liquidity locks on launch and it is tradeable in under a minute — no presale, no team allocation, no waiting. Start from Launch a token.
Every token carries a launchpad
The moment your token exists it gets its own launchpad. Anyone can launch their token through yours, and you take half of their launch fee and a cut of every trade they generate. It goes exactly one level deep — a launchpad's tokens do not spawn more launchpads. See yours under Launchpads.
Trades carry a 1% fee
A flat 1% on each trade, paid by whoever is trading. It is never taken out of a holder's balance, and apart from the launch fee it is the only fee on the platform. Where it goes depends on how the token launched.
The split, in full
The fee is divided the same way every time. There are two arrangements and no others: a token launched on padwifhat, and a token launched through someone's launchpad.
Flywheel legs buy and burn
The legs marked flywheel above are never paid to a person. Each one buys the token it names on the open market and burns it, out of every trade's fee, for as long as that token trades — so supply only ever shrinks.
Your cut lands on Earnings
Every leg paid to you accumulates in real time — from your own tokens and from anything launched through your launchpads. Track it and withdraw whenever you want on Earnings.
Answers to the obvious questions
What is a flywheel share?
The part of the fee that is not paid to a person. It buys the token it names on the open market and burns it, out of every trade's fee, for as long as that token trades.
Does launching through someone's launchpad cost the creator more?
The launch fee is the same either way, and so is the 1% fee on trades. On trades, the creator's own leg is 15% instead of 30%, and their flywheel gets 20% instead of 25% — the difference funds the launchpad that brought them in, and its token.
Where does the launch fee go?
A token launched on padwifhat pays its launch fee to the platform. A token launched through a launchpad pays half of it to the launchpad's creator, at the moment it launches, and the other half to the platform.
What counts as a fee?
A flat 1% on each trade, paid by whoever is trading. It is never taken out of a holder's balance, and the only supply that ever leaves is what the flywheels buy on the market and burn.
Which tokens can a launch trade against?
Any pair token supported by Robinhood Chain. Standard fungible tokens only — nothing with rebasing, transfer taxes, or a blocklist.
Can a launchpad change the split for its own creators?
No. The six numbers are fixed for everyone, which is what lets a creator compare launchpads on reach instead of terms.
How deep does this go?
One level. Every token launched on padwifhat gets a launchpad of its own; a token launched through a launchpad doesn't, so the split never goes past the six ways above.