LockPadLiquidity locked forever. The fees are yours to keep or sell.
Every coin on LockPad launches with all of its liquidity sealed in a contract that has no way out. Nobody can pull it, not the creator and not us. The trading fees it earns go to whoever holds the key, and the key can be sold like anything else.
Look up any lock
Every launch leaves a public record: where the liquidity sits, who holds the key, what the lock has earned and what is waiting to be claimed. Type a ticker and read it like a receipt.
The locker has five functions. None of them is a way out.
It can collect fees, report what it holds, and pay the key. It cannot decrease the position, burn it, transfer it or hand it to a new owner, because those functions were never written. There is no admin and no upgrade path, so nobody can add them later.
Anyone. The money still goes to the key.
Claiming is open to every address, which means fees never get stuck behind a lost wallet or a sleeping creator. The caller pays the gas and receives nothing. The key holder receives 80%, and 20% buys $LOCKPAD on the open market and burns it.
The launchpad opens after the $LOCKPAD launch. Until then the records on this page are generated examples that show the format, and none of them are live coins.
How it works
Four steps, and only the last one is a decision. Everything before it happens in the launch transaction and cannot be changed afterwards.
One transaction
Name, ticker, picture. The full supply goes straight into a 1% pool on Robinhood Chain. There is no presale, no team allocation and no second phase where liquidity moves somewhere else.
Sealed at block one
The liquidity position is handed to a locker contract in the same transaction. The locker has no function that removes, moves or burns it, so the floor under the coin cannot be pulled by anyone.
Every trade pays the lock
The pool charges 1% on every swap. Those fees pile up inside the lock in USDG and in the coin itself, visible to everyone, until someone presses claim.
The key is the asset
The creator gets the key at launch. Hold it and collect for as long as the coin trades, or list all of it or a share of it on the key market and take the money now.
The whole liquidity position, for good. Not for a year and not until a vote. Traders can always buy and always sell against it, whatever happens to the creator.
A token that points at one lock. Whoever holds it receives that lock's fees. It can be split into 100 shares, and each share is paid its part on every claim.
Nothing changes for holders of the coin. The liquidity stays where it is and the pool keeps working. Only the address that receives the fees is different.
Fees follow volume. A coin nobody trades pays its key nothing, and a key on it is worth what a buyer believes about tomorrow. Price keys the way you would price any cash flow that can stop.
Price a key
A key is a stream of fees, so it prices like one. Set the volume you expect, pick how much of the key to sell, and choose how many months of fees a buyer should pay up front.
Flat-volume arithmetic, nothing more. Volume on a new coin moves a lot in both directions, and a buyer will price that in.
- Buyer receives per month$7,200
- You keep per month$21,600
- Buyer is paid back in12 months at this volume
- Liquidity after the salestill locked, untouched
Key market SAMPLE BOARD
Keys and key shares listed by their holders, sorted by what the lock earned over the last 30 days. Click a row to open the lock behind it.
| Coin | 30d fees | Share | Ask | Months |
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$LOCKPAD
One fifth of every fee claimed on every lock buys $LOCKPAD on the open market and burns it. The token has no other job, and the launchpad has no other way to pay itself.
Each claim anywhere on the launchpad sends its 20% through a market buy and into the burn address in the same transaction. The counter on this page previews how that ticker will read once locks are live.
| Network | Robinhood Chain · 4663 |
| Pool fee on every launch | 1% |
| To the key holder | 80% |
| Buy & burn $LOCKPAD | 20% |
| Liquidity | locked forever · no withdraw function |
| Locker admin | none · not upgradeable |
| Key | transferable · splits into 100 shares |
Keys and claims land where you say
Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain to see your $LOCKPAD balance once it is live. Connecting shares your address and nothing else. LockPad never asks for a signature to read a balance, and nothing on this page sends a transaction.
Robinhood Wallet supports Robinhood Chain out of the box. MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet and OKX Wallet get the network added for you when you connect: chain ID 4663, ETH for gas, official RPC and explorer. Phone wallets connect by QR through WalletConnect.
As long as any coin on the launchpad trades, someone is buying $LOCKPAD with a fifth of its fees. The bid is a side effect of claims, so it cannot be paused.
LockPad keeps nothing for itself. Fees belong to key holders, and the protocol's cut is burned rather than collected. There is no wallet to watch.
Fixed supply, no staking rewards, no unlock schedule. The only thing that ever happens to the supply is that it gets smaller.
A key pays the fees of one coin's lock. $LOCKPAD is burned by the fees of all of them. Holding one gives no claim on the other.
Rollout
What exists today, what ships with the token and what comes after it.
This page
The lock record format, the key pricing desk and wallet connection for Robinhood Chain. The records shown are examples.
$LOCKPAD goes live
Contract address, buy link and X account are published here. The locker contract is published for review before the first coin can use it.
Launches, then the key market
Launching and claiming open first. Key transfers work from day one; listings and shares follow once there are locks with a fee history worth pricing.
The liquidity never leaves. The key is yours to keep or sell.
Launch a coin people can always trade, and own what it earns.