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Stock-backed launches on Robinhood Chain — mechanisms, fees, graduation, and contracts.

Lifecycle at a glance

Every Greenback market is a pair: a fair-launch ERC-20 and a bonding curve that holds real Robinhood stock tokens as backing — either one stock, or a small basket of stocks.

Before graduation you trade against the curve. After graduation you trade against a Uniswap V4 pool. The economic story is the same: your coin’s market is tied to the underlying (stock or vault shares), priced with Chainlink feeds, with protocol + creator fees (and optional holder tax) taken in that backing.

Multi-stock launches

Want several stocks behind one meme? Read Baskets— same curve and graduation idea, different backing.

Sale supply

800MSold on the curve

LP supply

200MAvailable for V4 seed (excess may be dead-addressed)

Virtual stock

20Curve starting reserve (units)

Fair launch token

When you create a market, the factory deploys a StockBackToken. The entire supply is minted once — there is no team allocation and no ongoing mint.

Token designStockBackToken.sol
/// @title StockBackToken
/// @notice Fair-launch ERC-20. Entire supply minted once at creation;
///         no team allocation.
/// @dev When wired to its BondingCurve, transfers sync holder-tax
///      reward debt so claims cannot be double-spent across wallets
///      (or post-grad Uniswap balance moves).

Your public page lives at /token/TICKER. Tickers and names must be unique across launches in the app.

Bonding curve (pre-graduation)

The curve is a hybrid constant-product design backed by Robinhood stock tokens. The on-chain docs spell out the model:

Curve noticeBondingCurve.sol
/**
 * @title BondingCurve
 * @notice Hybrid pump.fun-style constant-product curve backed by
 *         Robinhood Stock Tokens.
 *
 * Users may pay with Stock Tokens (`buy`) or native ETH (`buyWithETH`).
 * ETH path: swap ETH → Stock Token via factory router, then hold
 * stock in the curve.
 *
 * Trading fees (changeable on factory, apply to curves + V4 hook):
 *   - protocol: factory.protocolFeeBps() → protocolFeeRecipient (0.5%)
 *   - creator:  factory.creatorFeeBps()  → token creator         (0.5%)
 *
 * Optional immutable holder tax (holderTaxBps, 0 = off)...
 * Graduation migrates liquidity into a Uniswap V4 pool via
 * factory.v4Graduator().
 */

Core constants that shape every launch:

Supply & virtual reservesBondingCurve.sol
uint256 public constant TOTAL_SUPPLY = 1_000_000_000 ether;
uint256 public constant TOKENS_FOR_SALE = 800_000_000 ether;
uint256 public constant TOKENS_FOR_LP = 200_000_000 ether;

/// @dev Steep curve: ~10x token price on cheap names (e.g. NVDA)
///      by $6k graduation.
uint256 public constant VIRTUAL_STOCK_RESERVE = 20 ether;
uint256 public constant VIRTUAL_TOKEN_RESERVE = 320_000_000 ether;
uint256 public constant MAX_HOLDER_TAX_BPS = 1_000; // 10%

What “backing” means

Progress to graduation is not meme market-cap theater. The curve measures real stock tokens held × oracle USD price (launches are 1× for now). When that value reaches $6,000, the market can graduate.

Paying with stock vs ETH

Stock path. You approve the underlying stock (e.g. NVDA) and call buy / sell on the curve. This always works when the stock is listed.

ETH path. buyWithETH / sellForETH route through the factory’s ETH→stock router (Uniswap V3 or V4). The app only enables ETH seed / ETH trade UI when that route is liquid enough — SPY seed buys are currently disabled because the ETH↔SPY pool is too thin for reliable swaps.

After graduation

The curve flips to graduated mode and refuses new curve trades. All backing stock moves into a Uniswap V4 pool seeded at the final curve spot when inventory allows; excess unsold meme supply is dead-addressed rather than diluted into the pool. The graduator locks full-range liquidity (LP fee 0). Ongoing swap fees are collected by StockBackHook using the same protocol / creator / holder-tax order as the curve.

Details live in Graduation.

Greenback is an independent project. It is not Robinhood Markets, Inc., not robinhood.com, and not affiliated with either. Official site: greenback.fun. Contact: info@greenback.fun. We never ask for seed phrases, private keys, passwords, or software installs — you only sign transactions your own wallet initiates.

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