live · robinhood chain testnet · 46630 · block #—

fair-launch pad · live on testnet

Fair launch.
Full fairing.

Faireon is a fixed-supply launchpad. One signature seats a billion tokens on an on-chain bonding curve quoted in tokenized stocks — no presale, no allocation, no reissue. The rules are the shell, and everyone flies inside the same one.

listings
volume
quotes
the mechanism — interactive x · y = k
price per token
units sold
quote reserve

the same math the contract runs — virtual base 250 · fee 1% flat

live board

On the curve right now.

Every listing below is an ERC-20 seated on its own bonding curve — price replayed from on-chain prints, not backend candles.

tokenquotename mcapvol

the full board lives in the desk →

preflight

Three checks, one signature.

  1. 01 · draw

    Tap test quotes

    TAP · 10,000 units · 10 min cooldown

    Pick a quote stock on the desk — ten faucet-enabled test tickers, 10,000 units each. Gas comes from the chain faucet.

  2. 02 · file

    Name the payload

    name ≤ 48 · ticker ≤ 10 · lore ≤ 280

    A name, a ticker, one line of lore and a quote stock. That is the entire form — no allocation table, no presale list.

  3. 03 · deploy

    Mint a billion

    1,000,000,000 units · fee 1% flat

    One signature mints the full supply straight onto the curve. Tradable in the same block — the first buy starts price discovery.

the full preflight checklist →

$FAIR

the token

Ships once, whole, on the same terms as everything else.

no presale no allocation no reissue

$FAIR is fixed at genesis — one edition, printed once — and the curves do the rest. What sits on the pad at genesis is all there will ever be.

supply1,000,000,000
launchfair · fixed
protocol fee1% flat
standardERC-20

read the token terms →

faq

Asked, answered.

Is this real money?

No. The desk runs on Robinhood Chain testnet — an Ethereum L2 test network. Every stock, listing and price on the board is a simulation with zero value.

Where do I get test funds?

Gas comes from the Robinhood Chain faucet. Stock units come from the TAP button on any quote inside the desk — 10,000 per stock, every ten minutes.

Who makes the price?

A constant-product bonding curve with a virtual reserve base. The contract is the only market maker, and it quotes an exit at every price it shows.

Wen mainnet?

With the official Robinhood Chain stock registry. The date posts at @faireonfun first — watch the feed.

deploy

The shell is open.

Four fields and one signature put a billion units on the curve. The first print starts the tape.