Every launch gets nailed to the board
Hoodpad is a launchpad on Robinhood Chain with nothing clever in it. One transaction mints the supply, opens a single-sided pool with all of it, and locks the position for good. Every figure you see is read back out of the board contract — none of it is estimated, and none of it is ours to edit.
- Supply
- Fixed at 1,000,000,000
- Pool
- Locked, single sided
- Team holds
- Nothing
One transaction, three things
Mint
One billion tokens, all at once. No mint function afterwards, no owner, no pause.
Open
Every one of them goes into a single-sided pool. No ETH of yours is needed, and none is taken.
Lock
The position goes somewhere it cannot come back from. The fees it earns still reach you.
$HPAD goes through Hoodpad like anything else: one billion supply, the whole of it in a pool nobody can unlock, nothing held back for whoever built it. It is not live yet. When it is, it will show up on the board as a notice you can read for yourself — which is the only reason to believe any of the above.
Straight answers
- Do I need ETH to launch?
- Only gas, plus the posting fee if one is set. The pool opens with the token alone — the contract rejects any price range that would let it ask you for ETH.
- Can the liquidity be pulled?
- No. The position is held by a contract with no withdraw, no transfer and no way to reassign it. That is the code, not a promise — read PositionLocker.sol.
- What do I keep?
- The trading fees your locked position earns, claimable any time from the dashboard. Not the liquidity itself, and not a share of the supply.
- Is a locked pool a safe buy?
- No. It means the liquidity cannot be pulled. It says nothing about whether a token is worth anything. Names and art are typed in by whoever posted them and are not checked.
Nail something up
The form tells you exactly what it will write to the chain before you sign it.