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A meme coin launchpad on Robinhood Chain · testnet
Everycoinhasroots.
Each one is born with a Root vault: ETH locked in a contract, fed by a slice of every trade. The creator can't withdraw it. Holders can burn tokens for their share, minus an exit fee.
You can lose money, even all of it.The Root is the part the creator can't take.
Testnet only
Unaudited
Not affiliated with Robinhood
No platform token
Will it go up? I don't know. Nobody knows. I just dig.
Dig
0.5% of every trade feeds its coin's Root vault.
Above ground
Coins
Sorted by ETH in the Root vault. Not a recommendation.
Reading the network…
Below the soil line
What feeds the Root vault
0.5%of every trade goes into the Root vault
1/3of the curve's ETH goes in when a coin graduates
2%exit fee when someone burns tokens. It stays in the vault.
Plus the anti-sniper extra from each coin's first seconds.
Values from the FAQ. The site reads them from the contracts once a coin exists.
Underground right now
Coins created
Test ETH in Root vaults
in the coins listed above
Graduated
among the coins listed above
Read from the chain
Who else lives down here
Two things you'll meet on every coin page.
On-chain risk signals
Fungi
Rootpad's on-chain scanner. It reads public transactions and points out risk signals: linked wallets, very fast first buys, concentrated holdings, the creator's past coins. In the creator's history, each fact has its transaction and date.
Signals, not proof — and never an approval. No signals does not mean no risk.
A stubborn old mole and an AI agent on Telegram. Ask about a coin and he answers with facts from the chain. He can also prepare a link that opens this site's create form already filled in. You check every field and sign in your own wallet. Dig can be wrong, and he never tells you what to buy.
I don't tell you what to do. I tell you what I saw.
Dig
Dig never asks for keys, a seed phrase or your wallet address.
Underground
What the Root vault is — and what it isn't
Above the soil line, prices sway. Below it, every coin keeps a vault of ETH. Trading fees and graduation fill it; only holders who burn tokens take ETH out.
It is
ETH locked in a contract, tied to one coin.
Filled by 0.5% of every trade, the anti-sniper extra, 1/3 of the curve's ETH at graduation, and the exit fee left by everyone who burns.
Open to every holder: burn tokens, receive your share.
It isn't
Not a guarantee: the redemption value is not a guaranteed minimum price.
Not a source of profit: in normal conditions, selling pays more than redeeming.
Not protection from losses: the price can still fall, and a contract bug could empty the vault.
Into the vault
0.5% of every trade
Anti-sniper extra
1/3 at graduation
2% left by everyone who burns
Out of the vault
Your share, when you burn
How your share is worked out
your share = Root vault × (tokens you burn ÷ supply)
You receive your share minus the 2% exit fee, which stays in the vault. Gas is paid separately. Burning is final.
Four stages, all on-chain. At each one, here is what happens to the Root vault.
01
Plant
Anyone can create a coin. The creator gets 0 tokens: the whole supply goes to the bonding curve, and nobody can buy in the creation block.
Root vault: starts at 0 ETH
02
Grow
Each buy moves the price up the curve; each sell moves it down. In a coin's first seconds, buys pay an anti-sniper fee that starts at 30% and drops 1 point every second, the same for everyone, the creator included.
Root vault: + 0.5% of every trade, + the anti-sniper extra
03
Graduate
When the curve holds 10 ETH, it closes and the coin moves to a Uniswap v4 pool with locked liquidity. Many coins never get there.
Root vault: + 1/3 of the curve's ETH
04
Return to the soil
Any holder can burn tokens and receive their share of the Root vault, minus the 2% exit fee, which stays in the vault. In normal conditions, selling pays more than redeeming.