Preview edition · contracts not yet deployed · figures marked sample are illustrative

Token issuance · Robinhood Chain

Launch with the
numbers showing.

Sumbead treats a token launch like a small balance sheet. One transaction lists on Uniswap v4, liquidity is locked as principal, and every basis point of fee income is accounted to the creator.

Move the beads. Read the statement.

Every rod is a parameter a creator actually sets. Tap a bead to move it. The statement on the right is what those settings pay on a given volume.

Pool fee1%
Buy fee2%
Sell fee3%
Allocation20%
Volume25 ETH

Tap a bead to move it. Upper beads count five, lower beads count one.

Creator statement illustrative

Buy-side hook fees 2% of 12.5 ETH0.250
Sell-side hook fees 3% of 12.5 ETH0.375
Pool (LP) fees 1% of 25 ETH0.250
Platform cut0.000
Payable to creator0.875 ETH

80% supply in locked pool20% creator

Assumes volume split evenly between buys and sells, expressed in ETH terms. Not a forecast.

Four principles

I

Fixed schedule

Fees and allocation are entered once, inside published bounds, then cannot be edited by anyone. There is no admin key.

II

Locked principal

All pool liquidity is a Uniswap v4 position held by a vault contract with no withdrawal path. Only fees can leave.

III

Single beneficiary

Pool fees and buy/sell hook fees settle 100% to the creator wallet. Anyone can trigger settlement; nobody can redirect it.

IV

Open books

Every figure on a token page is read from chain: supply in pool, fees accrued, fees paid, vault holdings.

The book

Sample entries. Live listings replace these once the contracts are deployed.

IssueOpen mcapPoolBuySellAlloc.VolumePaid to creator
Copper Kettle$KETL2.0 ETH1%2%3%20%14.2 ETH0.61 ETH
Ninth Bead$NINE1.5 ETH2%1%1%10%6.4 ETH0.22 ETH
Quiet Ledger$QUIET1.8 ETH1%3%3%25%31.0 ETH1.74 ETH
Tally Ho$TALLY1.0 ETH3%0.5%1%15%2.9 ETH0.11 ETH

Fee schedule

The permitted range for each parameter. Chosen by the creator at issuance.

Pool (LP) fee13%
Buy fee, in ETH0.510%
Sell fee, in ETH15%
Creator allocation1030%
The Sumbead owl, holding a ledger

Risk note. Pool ETH comes only from buyers; Sumbead does not seed liquidity. If a creator sells their allocation into the pool, price falls accordingly. Read the allocation before you buy.