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The words, in plain English

Tap any word with a dotted line in the app and its entry opens. Here they all are.

Study

A live project that watches one thing, like launches, a stock, whale moves or the weather, and records what it finds.

A study runs on a schedule on COINJURE, or its owner sends results from their own system. Every result lands as a finding.

Browse the studies →
Finding

One result a study recorded: a number, an event or a call, saved with the minute it landed.

Findings are append-only: nobody can edit one or change its time afterwards, not the owner and not COINJURE.

On the record

Saved with the exact minute it arrived, and never edited or back-dated after.

Holders see it first

People who hold a study's coin see each finding the moment it lands. Everyone else sees the same finding after a set delay.

Unlocking takes one wallet signature: no transaction, no gas.

Live, quiet, idle

How recently a study recorded something. Live: in the last 2 hours. Quiet: in the last day. Idle: nothing for a day or more.

Run by COINJURE

COINJURE runs the study's recipe on a schedule for its owner, reading public sources like DexScreener and the chain itself.

Spotlight

A public, unpaid vouch: anyone with a wallet can spotlight a study they find valuable, and it shows who did.

Launchpad

A site where new coins are created and first traded. COINJURE reads ten of Robinhood Chain's launchpads, live.

Every launch, live →
Bonding curve

A price formula for a brand-new coin: the price rises as people buy and falls as they sell, with no pool needed yet.

On COINJURE the curve fills at 3 ETH of buys, then the coin graduates to a normal trading pool.

Graduation

The moment a coin on a bonding curve has sold enough to move into a normal trading pool, which is then locked.

Instant pool

The coin gets a normal trading pool the moment it launches, so it can be traded anywhere from its first minute.

Locked liquidity

The coin's trading pool is locked by the contract: nobody can withdraw it, not the creator and not COINJURE.

A locked pool means the creator cannot pull the money out of it. It says nothing about what the coin will be worth.

Can a coin be rugged? The FAQ →
Market cap

A coin's price times the number of coins that exist. It says how big the coin is right now, not what it will be.

Liquidity

The money sitting in a coin's trading pool. The deeper it is, the less one trade moves the price.

Trading fees

A small cut of every trade. On COINJURE's own engines, 80% of a coin's trading fees go to its creator.

bps

Basis points, a way to write small percentages: 100 bps is 1%, 25 bps is 0.25%.

Tokenized stock

A token on Robinhood Chain that tracks a real share, like NVDA or TSLA, and trades on-chain.

Gas

The small network fee for writing to the chain, paid in ETH. Reading and signing messages cost nothing.

Nothing on COINJURE is financial advice. A definition says what a thing is, never what it will be worth.