Lock & mint launchpad
Launch on Solana and Robinhood at the same time
Solana · canonical⇄
Robinhood Chain · mirrorNo wallet to connect. You send 0.03 SOL to the Solana launch address and 0.002 ETH to the Robinhood Chain launch address, from any wallet or exchange. As soon as both arrive, the launch fires: the full supply is created on Solana and held in a vault, and Robinhood Chain gets a mirror contract that can only be minted against locked vault tokens — so the two sides can never drift out of 1:1.
How the market cap peg works
Market cap = price × supply. The bridge guarantees the supply side: every mirror token on Robinhood is backed by one locked token on Solana, so total supply is identical and neither side can be inflated. That makes the two market caps equal whenever the two prices are equal — and because anyone can move tokens across the bridge, buying the cheap side and selling the expensive side is pure profit, which is the force that drags the prices, and the market caps, back together. Without a bridge there is no such force, which is exactly why most two-chain "pegs" break.
Dev lockup. 10% of the total supply is reserved as the dev allocation and locked for 69 years. It never enters circulation until the lock expires, so the circulating supply on both chains is capped at 90% from day one.
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