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Mirror a coin — For a coin that already trades on Solana. You paste its token address and pick a name and ticker for the twin. Decimals and supply are read straight off the coin, the coin itself is untouched, and PEG never holds its mint authority. This is the path that stays pegged forever.

Launch a new pair — For a brand new coin. You choose the name, ticker, decimals and total supply, and both chains are deployed in one action.

You do. Nothing is deployed until the deposits land. The page gives you two addresses and waits for 0.03 SOL on Solana and 0.002 ETH on Robinhood Chain. Send them from any wallet or exchange — there is no wallet to connect. Both chains are rechecked every few seconds and the button unlocks only when both amounts have arrived. Leftover gas stays available for the mints and burns your coin needs later.

Name — Full display name of the coin, e.g. Pegged Pig.

Symbol — Ticker, uppercase, letters and numbers, 2–10 characters.

Decimals — How divisible the coin is, 0 to 9. 9 is the Solana norm; both chains use the same value so amounts match exactly.

Total supply — Whole tokens minted once on Solana. There is no second minting event — the Robinhood side is only ever a twin of this number.

Dev lockup — 10% of total supply is reserved as the dev allocation and locked for 69 years. Only the remaining 90% is circulating from launch.

The bridge wallet holds the vault account on Solana. Every token that exists on Robinhood Chain corresponds to a token sitting in this vault. The twin can never exceed the vault balance; a transfer that would break that is rejected before it is sent.

A minimal ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain with one privileged address: the bridge. Only the bridge can mint, and only the bridge can burn. There is no owner mint, no fee switch, no pause, and no blacklist. It ships with zero supply.

Solana to Robinhood: tokens are locked in the vault, then the same amount is minted to your Robinhood address. Robinhood to Solana: the twin tokens are burned first, then the vault releases the same amount to your Solana address. The order matters — burn before release means the backing can never be double counted. Both directions are real signed transactions, waited on for confirmation.

Mirror a coin — Give an existing Solana coin a Robinhood Chain twin.

Launch — Create a brand new pair on both chains at once.

Tokens — Every coin with both addresses, copy buttons and an explorer link, so traders can find it.

Bridge — Move a coin between the two chains in either direction.

Dashboard — Gas on the bridge wallets, plus per-coin supply, amount locked in the vault, amount on Robinhood Chain and the peg ratio. 1.0000 means exact.

Tracker — A live look at a real two-chain coin with no bridge, drifting apart — why the promise-based version fails.

PEG deploys real tokens, so four things are configured once: a Solana connection and a Solana bridge wallet key, plus a Robinhood Chain connection and a bridge wallet key there. Those bridge wallets sign the mints and burns. The Launch page shows their status, with the addresses and connection host hidden behind a reveal button.

Is this pegged to the dollar? — No. The two chains are pegged to each other. The price can move freely, but it moves on both sides together.

Can the two prices ever differ? — There is no separate market on the Robinhood side to set a different price — tokens only enter and leave through the bridge against locked Solana tokens.

Can the team mint more? — No. When you mirror a coin, PEG never touches its mint authority. On a new launch, supply is minted once. The twin can only be minted against locked tokens, never beyond the vault balance.

What happens to the dev allocation? — On a new launch, 10% of total supply is locked for 69 years. It is not circulating and cannot be bridged or sold until the lock expires.

Is the contract audited? — No. It is deliberately tiny and unverified — read it before trusting it with real money.

Do I need an account or a wallet connection? — Neither. You send the setup fee from wherever you like, and your coins are remembered in your own browser.

Can I test it first? — Yes — use a tiny supply for a first run, or ask for both chains to be pointed at test networks so the whole cycle can be rehearsed with free test money.