Fees & earnings
One fee. Half of it goes to the person who made the token.
Launchpad tokens
Trades in a launchpad token pay the pool's 1% Uniswap fee. That's it — there's no extra platform fee stacked on top. The fee builds up inside the pool's liquidity position and gets collected on a schedule, then split down the middle:
Where the fee goes
Someone trades the token
on Loxley, an aggregator, a bot - doesn't matter where
1% pool fee accrues
inside the Uniswap v3 position the launchpad owns
Collected automatically
collection is permissionless - anyone can trigger it
Unwrapped and split, in native ETH
50 / 5050% → the creator
- Native ETH, straight to the creator's wallet
- Nothing to claim - it just arrives
- Keeps paying for as long as the token trades
50% → the platform
- Native ETH to the treasury
- Pays for the terminal, the indexer, and the work
Creators earn 0.5% of every trade, forever
Launching is free, and the split is written into the contract. We couldn't redirect a launched token's creator share even if we wanted to.
Terminal trades
Trades on everything else — the wider Robinhood Chain market — carry a 1% platform fee. You see it in the trade panel before you confirm. Gas is separate and always yours.
Referrals
Every account gets a referral link. When someone you brought in trades, 30% of the platform fee on their trades gets credited to you. It's tracked per trade — the pending number on your portfolio page is exactly what your referrals generated — and you claim it in ETH.