Goo Exchange · Robinhood Chain
How the Goo Launchpad works
A Goo launch deploys a token and its GOO pair in one transaction. Its market is an ordinary pool of Goo's CL engine from the first trade. There is no separate launch fee or later graduation step. Network gas still applies.
Token and liquidity
The whole initial token supply is placed into token-only liquidity bands held by the launchpad. GOO inventory enters as buyers trade. The launchpad positions remain in that contract; they are not POL vault positions, and their principal cannot be withdrawn by a creator. A creator can optionally make a first buy in the launch transaction.
One percent trading fee
Launch pools use a 1% tier. With protocol denominator 4, the protocol receives 0.25%, split equally between the FeeJar and development fund. Buys pay the remaining LP fee in GOO, divided into thirds: approximately 0.25% to the creator, 0.25% burned and 0.25% used for locked deepening bids, subject to integer rounding and the deepening rules. Sells pay the LP fee in the launch token, which is burned. Per-pool protocol denominators can change through the controller's notice process; read the pool's current policy before applying these example percentages. Collection timing is separate from the trade.
Deepening bids
A collected GOO deepening share is placed as a bid below the current price within the launch rules. Bids are not placed below the launch price. When the price has not climbed to an eligible bid level, that share is burned. This is a contract mechanic, not a guarantee of future depth or a buyer for any sell size.
Creator, token and issuer identity
Anyone can launch a name or symbol. A launch labelled TSLA, GOO or another familiar ticker does not become the canonical asset with that symbol. The app warns on known ticker clashes, and those launch pages are excluded from search. Verify the full address.
Aggregator integration
The launch pair uses the same V3-compatible routing interfaces as the engine's other pools. Paths can go through GOO, and require liquidity that can absorb the whole input. An integration must use Goo's pool deployer when computing CREATE2 addresses.
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