What is Prime?
Prime is an onchain launchpad and market interface built for token creation, discovery and trading on Robinhood Chain.
Token launches created through Prime use Pons V2 infrastructure. Prime provides the interface around the launch process, market discovery, portfolio experience and token-level market views.
Launching a token
A creator can open the Create page and configure a token before submitting the launch transaction.
Required information
- Token logo
- Token name
- Token ticker
Optional information
- Description
- Website
- X / Twitter
- Telegram
- Discord
- Creator Tax
- Creator Buy
- Buyback setting
Creator Tax
Creator Tax is an optional percentage configured by the token creator during launch. Prime converts the selected percentage into the basis-point value used by the underlying launch infrastructure.
Prime also reads the current maximum Creator Tax supported by the underlying Pons V2 configuration so creators cannot intentionally submit a value above the protocol limit through the interface.
Creator Buy
Creator Buy is an optional initial purchase made by the creator as part of the token launch flow.
When no Creator Buy amount is provided, Prime can launch the token without an initial creator purchase. When an amount is provided, the launch flow can use Pons V2's launch-and-buy path so creation and the creator purchase can be executed together.
Buyback
The Buyback option exposes the corresponding buyback setting available during the token launch configuration. Creators can choose whether that setting is enabled or disabled before confirming the launch.
Bonding curve
Newly launched markets can use a bonding curve. Buyers and sellers interact with that market according to the pricing and liquidity mechanics defined by the underlying Pons V2 configuration.
Market price, liquidity, progress and transaction activity may change continuously as users interact with the curve.
Graduation
Prime displays graduation progress using market data provided by the underlying token and curve contracts. A market may progress toward graduation as the relevant launch conditions are met.
Graduation is not guaranteed. Conditions depend on the active protocol configuration and onchain activity.
Wallets and Privy
Prime uses Privy for wallet authentication and wallet access in the interface. Depending on the login method, a user may interact through an embedded wallet or another wallet available through Privy.
Prime does not ask users to paste private keys into the application interface.
Prime Registry
Prime maintains a registry of launches created through the Prime interface. The registry allows Prime to distinguish Prime-created markets from unrelated markets that may exist elsewhere on the underlying protocol.
Market information
Prime may display information such as:
- Token metadata
- Creator address
- Bonding curve address
- Market progress
- Trading activity
- 24-hour volume
- Buy and sell activity
Some values may be derived from onchain events and RPC responses. Temporary delays, provider outages or indexing differences may cause the interface to display information later than the underlying blockchain.
Frequently asked questions
Prime provides the launch interface. Token creation and market mechanics are executed through the underlying onchain infrastructure.
No. The required launch fields in the current Prime interface are the token logo, token name and ticker.
No. Creator Buy is optional and can remain at zero.
No. Creator Tax is optional and defaults to zero when no tax is selected.
No. Market pricing is determined by the underlying onchain market mechanics and user activity.
No. Visibility on Prime is not an endorsement, audit, guarantee or representation that a token is safe or suitable for any user.
Review the Prime Risk Disclosure before using the launch or market features.
Read Risk Disclosure