STAGHOOD01
Mark
Name, ticker, picture. One transaction, gas only, no code. The pad it comes from already carries the pool fee, the creator share and the opening market cap — cast into its bytecode when it was forged.
live · Robinhood ChainReleased wild.
Released wild.
Fees to the creator. Liquidity rooted.
Every STAGHOOD coin is released in one transaction. The pool fee and the creator share are constants in the pad's bytecode, the liquidity is minted where no function can pull it back, and every fee goes to the one address the pad names.
Runs onRobinhood Chain·Uniswap v4·on-chain metadata
live · Robinhood Chain
pad addressthe hive pad
0x4C29373c3069d4E6B16d0e825b21c371e894a582Pool fee
To the creator
Creator share
Supply
Opening market cap
Fees paid to
Read live from terms() on the pad — not from this page.
100% of pool fees to the creatorliquidity rooted, no withdraw functionno owner, no mint, no pauseno codelive on Uniswap v4gas-only releasenumbers cast in the pad
What happens
Mark. Root. Harvest.
Three things happen, all of them inside one transaction, and none of them reversible afterwards.
02
Root
In the same transaction the pool opens with tokens only and the liquidity is minted to the pad itself. The pad has no function that can decrease, move or transfer that position. Not for the creator, not for us.
03
Harvest
Pool fees accrue on the position as people trade. Collecting them sends the whole amount to the fee recipient the pad names. STAGHOOD keeps nothing and has no way to keep anything.
Do the maths
Every trade pays the creator.
Pick a fee tier and drag the trade size. This is exactly what the Uniswap pool charges — there is nothing else taking a cut.
cast in the pad · never changes
Ξ0.001000
to the creator per Ξ0.1 trade
Pool fee1.00%
Per trade
Ξ0.001000
One buy + one sell
Ξ0.002000
100 buys + 100 sells
Ξ0.200000
The pool fee is charged by Uniswap on every swap and accrues to the position the pad holds. Collecting it sends the whole amount to the fee recipient named when the pad was forged. STAGHOOD takes no share, and there is no separate buy or sell fee — the figure above is the entire charge.
Why root it
Same launch. Nothing to pull.
A warm launch
Day 1
The team seeds liquidity from a wallet it controls and promises to lock it later.
Fees
A platform cut and a fee switch someone can flip. The numbers live in a dashboard, not the contract.
Day 30
Liquidity moves. Fees change. Holders find out from the chart.
A rooted launch
Block 1
Liquidity is minted into the pad in the same transaction that mints the coin. No wallet ever holds it.
Fees
The pool fee is a compile-time constant and the fee recipient is an immutable constructor argument. Neither has a setter.
Forever
Every fee goes to that one address. There is no platform share to flip on, because none was written.
FAQ
Tracks and signs.
Where does the ETH in the pool come from?
Buyers. A stag opens with tokens on one side and nothing on the other, so the first ETH in the pool is the first buy. What can be taken out is only ever what buyers put in — seeding more of your own liquidity adds risk, not proceeds.
Who gets the fees?
The fee recipient set when the pad was deployed, and only that address. It is an immutable constructor argument, so it cannot be repointed afterwards by anyone — including us. There is no platform cut anywhere in the contract.
Can the liquidity be pulled?
No. The position belongs to the pad and the pad exposes no function that decreases, moves or transfers it. That is a property of the deployed bytecode, which you can read yourself on the explorer rather than take on trust.
What can the creator change after release?
Nothing about the economics. The token has no mint, no burn, no pause, no blacklist and no transfer hook, and owner() is a compile-time zero. The social links are written once at mint and have no setter.
Why is the fee set on the pad and not per coin?
Because a constant in bytecode cannot be edited, and that is the guarantee worth having. Every coin from one pad shares its fee, its tick range and its creator share. A different combination means a new pad, forged and verified in the open.
Is there a buy or sell tax?
No. The Uniswap pool fee is the only charge on a trade. There is no hook taking a cut of the ETH side, so what you see in the calculator above is the whole of it.
Release your own.
One transaction, gas only. Whatever you do not allocate becomes the pool, rooted in the pad. Every fee goes to the address the pad names.
Release a stag