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Markets on Robinhood Chain · BNB Chain · Solana
Explore live token markets across Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Solana. Find your next shade, and connect your wallet.
Explore TokensReal tokens, identified by their network and address. Filter by chain, sort by what matters, or search by name, symbol or address.
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Real pool prices via DEX Screener. Refresh every 10 seconds; discovery every minute.
Prepare your token details. Token deployment requires a launch contract integration, which is not included in this release.
Explore example pools and preview how collecting your trading fees will work.
Demo pools across Robinhood, BNB Chain and Solana.
Personal fee balances will appear when fee contracts are connected.
Illustrative tokens and amounts. Claim previews do not send transactions.
Oshades brings token discovery and a multichain launchpad concept together across Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Solana. Explore the launch model, network-specific addresses, pricing and creator rewards below.
Live market data and wallet connections are available now. The launch, bridge and reward mechanics below describe the planned protocol; deployment and fee collection are currently previews.
| Network | Robinhood Chain | BNB Chain | Solana |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market pools | Uniswap | Uniswap / PancakeSwap | Solana DEX pools |
| Launch quote asset | USDC | USDT | To be configured |
| Gas asset | ETH | BNB | SOL |
| Supply per chain | Proposed: 1,000,000,000 tokens, allocated to the launch pool | ||
| Opening valuation | Proposed: $4,000 | ||
| Graduation | Proposed: $10,000 in pool stablecoins · approximately $48,000 valuation | ||
| Pool fee | Proposed: 1% per swap · split equally between creator and protocol | ||
| Token identity | EVM contract address + network | Solana mint address | |
The original launch model uses a factory at a matching address on each EVM chain. With CREATE2, the factory address, token bytecode and salt determine the resulting contract address. Matching those inputs allows an EVM deployment to share an address across compatible chains.
The proposed salt incorporates the creator’s wallet using keccak256(creator, salt). A matching name or image alone cannot identify the same token. The original design also searches for a salt that produces the suffix 05ade; this is a deployment convention, not a guarantee for tokens in the live market list.
Solana does not use EVM factories or CREATE2. Its mint addresses are separate from hexadecimal EVM contract addresses. Always verify both the network and the exact address, even when symbols and artwork match.
The launch concept gives each chain its own supply and pool. Tokens are not automatically wrapped or bridged, and prices can differ between networks.
Choose your networks, enter a token name and symbol, upload an image and add optional project links. The preview brings those details together before a future deployment flow requests approval in your wallet.
The intended direct-launch flow requires a transaction on each selected network. A network must have its own supported factory or Solana program, and the wallet must hold the appropriate gas asset.
The reference design includes a Bridge contract that forwards launch parameters to other networks. A completed implementation would show relay costs before signing. Cross-chain forwarding is not connected in this version.
The design allows an optional initial purchase alongside deployment where the target network’s launch program supports it. Amounts, transaction order and fees must be confirmed separately for each network. Solana transactions require SOL for gas.
The proposed launch pools pair a token with a dollar stablecoin and begin at a common valuation. After launch, each network’s price is determined by activity in its own pool.
In the reference model, a token graduates when its pool reaches the stablecoin threshold: $10,000 in the proposed configuration, corresponding to approximately $48,000 in token valuation. These are design parameters, not a graduation status for externally listed tokens.
Oshades currently reads real pools through DEX Screener. It selects the most liquid returned pool for each network and token address, refreshes prices every 10 seconds in an active tab and discovers markets every minute.
The swap form estimates USDC-to-token output from the displayed price. It assumes USDC at $1 and excludes fees and slippage; it is not an executable quote. If the data source is unavailable, the last successful price and update status remain visible.
The original protocol model assigns a 1% fee to each swap in its launch pools. Half is allocated to the creator’s reward wallet and half to the protocol. External DEX pools shown in the market list have their own fee settings.
The proposed collector accumulates rewards independently on each chain. A claim sends the payout to the reward wallet configured for that token, rather than to whoever triggers the claim.
The Fees tab contains illustrative pools and USDC amounts. Select Claim fees to preview the collection flow. Completing the preview updates the example balance in this session without requesting a signature or sending a transaction.