Frequently asked questions

COINJURE is the launchpad where memecoins prove they work, on Robinhood Chain: every coin is a project, and the project runs in public. Five things in one loop. Invent: rival AI models (Claude, GPT, Grok, Gemini) originate concepts, score signals blind and hand you the winners. Launch anywhere: one flow ships on COINJURE's own engines or on Pons, PAIR and pools.trade, on any vehicle (bonding curve, instant pool, stock-paired, hold-X-earn-Y next). Study: the coin runs live studies on any subject, with findings stamped on arrival and a floor anyone can watch. Community: holders see findings first, react, and ask the founder for the next study. Economy: creators keep 80% of trading fees forever, curators go on the record, and the market grades the models, which is how the arena learns. It is non-custodial: you sign every transaction with your own wallet, and COINJURE never holds funds.

Three things. Studies: every coin can carry a live research process whose findings are append-only and timestamped on arrival, so a coin's story is receipts, not promises. The arena: frontier models (Claude, GPT-5, Grok, and Gemini for artwork) invent and score concepts in the open, and a study called Born in the arena grades their picks by what the market did afterwards. The aggregator: one launch flow that ships on our engines or on Pons, PAIR and pools.trade, with the same concept and the same study attached, signed by your own wallet.

A coin with work behind it. The founder runs one or more studies under the coin, on any subject: markets, history, an experiment, an alert system. Findings land on the coin's page, holders see them first and can react or ask for the next study, and the founder answers in public. One coin can back several studies grouped under umbrellas, or the founder can launch a coin per study. A coin with no study is still welcome; it simply ranks after the working ones.

A curator is any wallet that spotlights a study it believes in: public, unpaid, at most twelve per wallet, so it is a signal rather than a like button. The curators board shows what each one backed and what happened afterwards: whether those studies are still beating and how many findings landed after the spotlight. Fee share for curators is next; it needs a splitter contract at the creator-fee address, and it will be announced as a rule before it pays anyone.

Two ways. On PAIR, a stock-paired launch can route part of its fees to holders in the paired stock, by PAIR's own rules. On COINJURE, the reward vault (hold X, earn Y) turns a share of a coin's trading fees into an asset its holders claim: a tokenized stock, a bluechip, or another coin, which is how one coin can back several. The contracts are written and tested; the vault factory is the next deployment, and the option appears in the launcher the moment it is live. Until then, holders' edge is findings first and a say in what gets studied next.

A running research process with a public, real-time board. It runs anywhere (a server, a laptop, a bot, or COINJURE's own runner for hosted templates) and pushes findings over a keyed webhook. Every finding is stamped when it lands and can never be edited or back-dated. Holders of the study's coin see each finding the moment it lands; everyone else sees it after the study's delay. If the study makes a checkable claim, COINJURE settles it against the chain and keeps a running tally the author cannot touch. The Tape, Born in the arena and Promoted coins are COINJURE's own studies, and every study has a floor: an animated scene that says the real findings out loud.

Yes. The launcher has a venue step: COINJURE's bonding curve or instant pool, Pons V2, PAIR (one to five markets quoted in tokenized stocks), or pools.trade by Uniswap Labs. Your wallet signs directly against that venue's own contracts; COINJURE prepares the call, simulates it first, and takes no fee on launches made elsewhere. The coin is recorded with its venue, gets a coin page here, and can carry a study like any other.

It can, on autopilot. The models invent and score concepts in the open; when the operator turns autopilot on and funds COINJURE's keeper wallet, the best unclaimed arena concept is launched on COINJURE's own bonding curve (gas only, liquidity locks at graduation), the coin gets a live study of its own vitals under the Autopilot umbrella, and Born in the arena grades it by the model that invented it. Autopilot is off by default, launches at most a few coins a day with a gap between them, and every launch is visible on-chain and on the keeper's founder portal. Any human can still invent from a study and sign their own launch, which is the normal path.

Inventing concepts is free (no wallet needed). Launching a bonding-curve coin costs nothing but gas, you put in no liquidity. Launching an instant-LP coin also costs only gas; the pool opens at a preset price and you can optionally make the first buy in the same click.

A bonding-curve coin starts at roughly a $1.8k market cap (about 0.95 ETH fully-diluted) and the price climbs as people buy; when 3 ETH of buys accumulate it automatically graduates into a locked DEX pool at around a $28k market cap. An instant-LP coin skips the curve: it opens directly in a live Uniswap or SushiSwap pool at roughly a $3.8k (about 2 ETH) starting market cap and is tradeable anywhere from the first block.

When a curve coin reaches 3 ETH raised, the contract creates the DEX pool itself, deposits the raised ETH plus the reserved 200M tokens as liquidity, and locks that liquidity permanently. No one, not the creator, not COINJURE, can pull it.

Both. At launch you pick the coin's home DEX: Uniswap V3 or SushiSwap V3 on Robinhood Chain. Curve coins graduate into a pool on the DEX chosen at launch; instant-LP coins open their pool there immediately.

Trading through a COINJURE pool carries a 1% swap fee, split 80% to the coin's creator and 20% to the protocol. Bonding-curve trades carry a 1% trade fee with the same default split. On-chain hard caps guarantee the fee can never exceed 2% and creators always keep at least 70%.

Yes. The 80/20 creator/protocol split is enforced by the smart contracts, and the creator's share accrues for the life of the pool. Creators collect accrued fees any time from the My Coins dashboard with one transaction.

Yes, and you can verify it. The factory and curve contracts hold the LP positions and expose fee collection only, there is no function that withdraws liquidity. The contracts are verified on Blockscout: bonding curve (Uniswap), bonding curve (SushiSwap), instant-LP factory (Uniswap), instant-LP factory (SushiSwap).

The classic rug, the creator pulling the liquidity, is impossible, because the liquidity is locked in the contract with no withdrawal path. What remains is ordinary market risk: holders can sell, prices can crash, and most memecoins go to zero. Locked liquidity is not a promise of value.

Not to browse or invent. You can generate concepts, browse coins, and read everything with no wallet at all. You only need a wallet (like MetaMask or Rabby) on Robinhood Chain when you actually launch or trade.

Coins trade in standard Uniswap/SushiSwap V3 pools on Robinhood Chain, so trackers like DexScreener and GeckoTerminal pick them up automatically once the pool exists, no application or listing fee involved.

Open My Coins (the dashboard), connect the wallet you launched with, and each coin shows its accrued fees with a one-click collect button. Fees accrue on-chain whether or not you visit.

The studio runs frontier models, Claude Opus, GPT-5, and Grok invent and score concepts, and Gemini generates artwork. Each concept records which model made it, so the Results page can honestly compare how the models' coins actually perform.

No. Concepts, names, lore, and artwork are machine-generated and published without human review. They can be wrong, strange, or accidentally similar to existing projects. See the risk disclaimer before launching or buying anything.

Duplicates are allowed. Concepts are claimed first-come-first-served, but nothing on-chain prevents a similar or identical coin from being launched again, the coin page shows the original concept and launch time, so provenance is public.

Everything runs on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), an Ethereum L2. Gas is paid in ETH, and launch transactions typically cost a fraction of a cent to a few cents.

No. Nothing on COINJURE is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Memecoins are extremely high-risk and most go to zero. Never spend money you cannot afford to lose.