Built in the open

The contracts

These are the official LootPad contracts on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663). Every one is deployed and verified - tap any address to read the code on the block explorer. Bookmark this page and check it before you trade: if an address does not match here, it is not us.

LootPadV3 - the live launcher

Every new coin launches through this stack: a real Uniswap V3 pool from block one.

The launcher (UUPS proxy). Creates each coin's V3 pool, seeds the single-sided curve position, runs graduation, and routes the 1% fee split.

Immutable owner of every graduated coin's full-range liquidity. It has no code path to remove liquidity - the floor can never be pulled.

The chain's canonical Uniswap V3 factory - every LootPad coin's pool is created through it, on the 1% fee tier.

Wrapped ETH. Every pool is COIN/WETH; your ETH wraps and unwraps automatically at the router edges.

The standard Uniswap router the LootPad UI (and any bot or aggregator) trades V3 coins through.

$LOOT & staking

The flagship token, its v4 pool plumbing, and the staking stream.

The house token. Fixed 1,000,000,000 supply, immutable. Stake it to earn the platform's fee stream.

Stake $LOOT here to receive 37.5% of every swap fee across the platform, streamed in ETH.

The 1% hook on $LOOT's own Uniswap v4 pool (and legacy graduated pools), feeding those swaps into the same split.

The v4 singleton that hosts $LOOT's pool.

Legacy launchpad - first generation

Still live for the coins that launched on it. New launches use LootPadV3 above.

The original synthetic bonding-curve launcher. Its existing coins keep trading and graduating here; it routes the same 1% fee split.

Seeds and custodies liquidity for legacy coins that graduate into their Uniswap v4 pool.

The token blueprint legacy coins were cloned from.

Fee split, in full: 1% per swap - 50% to the coin's creator, 37.5% to $LOOT stakers, 12.5% to the house. The same split holds on both launchers, before and after a coin graduates. The launchers are upgradeable for new features and can be renounced to become immutable; you can verify their current owner on the explorer at any time. For how the whole system fits together, read the whitepaper.