> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ours-meme-1.gitbook.io/ours.meme-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ours-meme-1.gitbook.io/ours.meme-docs/feature/launch.md).

# Launch

The Launch Token page serves as the non-custodial deployment terminal of the OURS platform (`ours.meme`). Natively built on the open, EVM-compatible Robinhood Chain (Chain ID: 4663) using automated Bonding Curve infrastructure, it enables creators, communities, and builders to deploy fair-launch meme projects seamlessly.

Tokens launched on OURS can be paired directly with native crypto assets (ETH, USDC) or against any of the 190+ compliant Robinhood Stock and ETF Tokens (such as AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, and SPY). Every token follows an automated, irreversible lifecycle: starting from internal bonding-curve price discovery to permanent Uniswap v4 liquidity pool migration, backed by sustainable fee sharing, buybacks, and long-term community operations.

### 1. Step-by-Step Deployment Workflow

#### Step 01: Token Metadata & Community Verification

Establish the visual identity and official verification channels across the Market Discovery and Trading terminals:

* Token Image: Upload an avatar in PNG, JPG, GIF, or IPFS URI format.
* Token Name: Project title (up to 32 characters).
* Token Symbol (Ticker): Market ticker (e.g., `$JOY`, `$BUBU`, up to 10 characters).
* Description: Cultural narrative, mission, or meme origin story.
* Social Proof: Direct input fields for X (Twitter), Telegram Community, and Official Website. These are registered on-chain during deployment to deter copycats and malicious phishing links.

#### Step 02: Select LP Pairing / Quote Asset

Creators select exactly one settlement quote asset per token, which is permanently locked on-chain upon launch:

* Crypto-Native & Stablecoins:
  * ETH: Native Robinhood Chain gas currency.
  * USDC: Compliant USD stablecoin.
* Robinhood Stock & ETF Token Registry (190+ Synchronized Assets):
  * Direct pairing against mega-cap tech stocks (AAPL, TSLA, NVDA, MSFT, AMZN, META, GOOGL), crypto proxies (COIN, HOOD), retail momentum assets (GME, AMD), and benchmark index/commodity ETFs (SPY, QQQ, GLD).
* Custom Contract Verification:
  * If a supported asset is not in the default list, creators can paste any verified Robinhood Chain equity contract address.
  * The system performs atomic verification across the Asset Registry and `LaunchFactory`, verifying asset identity, token decimals, active trading status, and baseline liquidity before unlocking deployment.

#### Step 03: Economic Parameters & Programmable Revenue Routing

All economic terms are fully transparent and previewed before on-chain signing:

* Sustainable Fee Sharing (70% to Project) & Revenue Routing:
  * When fee sharing is enabled, 70% of eligible project swap fees are allocated directly to the project team (while the remaining 30% enters the platform's 48/16/16/20 flywheel).
  * Creators can pre-configure how their 70% allocation routes on-chain to build a sustainable operational runway:
    * Pure Dev Escrow: 100% routes to an isolated `FeeEscrow` ledger for non-custodial claiming anytime to fund ongoing development and operations.
    * Pure Buyback & Burn: 100% routes into the curve to market-buy project tokens and call `burn`, enforcing continuous supply deflation.
    * Pure Stock Asset Dividends: 100% routes to an isolated dividend vault to distribute the underlying Stock Tokens directly to token holders.
    * Custom Split: Configure custom proportions across dev claims, buybacks, and dividends.
* Optional Creator Tax (0.00% – 10.00%):
  * Configure an optional creator tax charged on every buy and sell, flowing 100% to the project's escrow with zero platform cuts.
* Developer Initial Buy (Bundled Atomic Buy):
  * Creators can configure an initial purchase using the selected quote asset (e.g., ETH or NVDA Token).
  * Atomic Bundling: The initial purchase executes within the exact same deployment transaction, securing early supply at the initial curve price while neutralizing MEV sandwich bots and front-runners.
* Standard Creation Fee:
  * A fixed protocol deployment fee (e.g., 0.0005 ETH) to cover contract instantiation and factory indexing.

### 2. Launch Preview & Contract Specifications

Before signing the deployment transaction in your wallet, the terminal generates an unalterable specification summary:

| **Parameter**        | **Protocol Specification**                   | **Operational Significance**                                                                          |
| -------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Trading Pair         | Ticker / Quote Asset (e.g., `$JOY / NVDA`)   | Dictates the pricing and settlement currency across the curve and v4 pool.                            |
| Total Supply         | 1,000,000,000 (1B Fixed)                     | 100% allocated to the Bonding Curve with zero team insider pre-mint.                                  |
| Internal Curve       | Automated Bonding Curve Algorithm            | Enforces mathematical price discovery with strict `minOut` slippage protection.                       |
| Graduation Route     | Uniswap v4 Deep Liquidity Pools              | Sweeps curve assets to deploy a v4 pool; LP is protocol-custodied or permanently locked.              |
| Quote Currency       | Selected Asset (ETH / USDC / Stock Token)    | Internal trades, graduation triggers, creator royalties, and dividends settle natively in this asset. |
| Project Revenue      | 70% to Project (when fee sharing is active)  | Supports dev withdrawals, curve buyback & burn, and stock dividends.                                  |
| Platform Fee Model   | 30% protocol cut follows 48/16/16/20         | 48% $OURS Burn, 16% Liquidity, 16% Eco Support, 20% Operations.                                       |
| Contribution Rewards | Behavior Mining + Independent Content Mining | Rewards verified volume, pool graduations, and quality educational/meme content.                      |

### 3. Core Security & Architectural Principles

* Non-Custodial Self-Signing: All deployment transactions are signed directly via the creator's wallet; OURS does not take custody of deployment funds, treasury escrows, or user keys.
* True Fair-Launch Integrity: The entire 1B token supply enters the public bonding curve. Developers receive zero free tokens; if they wish to hold supply, they must buy along the exact same mathematical curve as the community.
* End-to-End Asset Compatibility: Selecting a tokenized US equity (e.g., NVDA, SPY) ensures all swaps, liquidity sweeps, graduation thresholds, and creator distributions remain natively denominated in that specific equity token without wrapped bridge friction.
* Frictionless Deployment: Connect your Web3 wallet, verify network parameters on Robinhood Chain (Chain ID: 4663), and deploy on-chain via "Connect Wallet & Preview Launch →".

> Launch Tokens. Fund Builders. Reward Culture. Grow the Market Together.


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