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Titan builds on-chain tools for Robinhood Chain: Titan Locker, Titan Bridge, and the titan.fun launchpad. What's live, how Titan earns, and where it's…

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Titan builds on-chain tools for Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Its products share one wallet connection and one set of audited contracts: Titan Locker for token, liquidity and vesting locks; Titan Bridge for moving assets between chains; and Titan Deployer at titan.fun for fair token launches whose liquidity is locked in Titan Locker. The main site lives at titanlocker.com (formerly titandeployer.com), and launches live at titan.fun.

What's live

ProductWhat it doesWhere
Titan LockerToken, LP and Uniswap V3/V4 position locks and linear vesting with a cliff. 0.025 ETH per lock on Robinhood Chain, or 3% of the locked tokens.https://titanlocker.com/locker — Robinhood Chain
Titan BridgeNon-custodial bridging between Robinhood Chain, Stable Chain, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base, routed through LI.FI with Relay as a fallback.https://titanlocker.com/bridge
Titan DeployerFree fair launches into a real Uniswap V3 pool (1 ETH starting market cap), liquidity locked permanently, creators earn 60% of trading fees.https://titan.fun — Robinhood Chain

Timeline

  • July 2026 — Titan Locker goes live on Robinhood Chain.
  • 18 July 2026 — ContractWolf completes its audit of the V2 contracts; all 4 findings are fixed in v2.1.0, which creates every new lock from then on.
  • July 2026 — the same audited V2.1 contract goes live on Stable Chain, as the chain's first token and liquidity locker.
  • 6 October 2026 — Titan Locker is listed on DefiLlama in the Token Locker category.
  • 9 October 2026 — Titan Locker and titan.fun retire Stable Chain to focus on Robinhood Chain. Existing Stable Chain locks are unaffected and remain verifiable on Stablescan; Titan Bridge still supports Stable Chain.

How Titan earns

Titan Locker charges a one-time fee when a lock is created (0.025 ETH on Robinhood Chain, or 3% of the locked tokens); topping up, extending and withdrawing cost gas only. Titan Deployer charges nothing to launch and takes 40% of each launched pool's trading fees, capped on-chain at 50%. Titan Locker's fee revenue is public: DefiLlama tracks it from on-chain events.

Independently verified

Titan's claims about its own contracts can all be checked somewhere Titan doesn't control:

  • ContractWolf lists the Titan Locker audit on its own site, and the report PDF is on ContractWolf's GitHub.
  • DefiLlama lists Titan Locker (Token Locker category) and tracks its TVL on Robinhood Chain and its lock-fee revenue with open-source adapters.
  • Quick Intel lists Titan Locker among the LP lockers its contract scanner supports, so its Robinhood Chain token scans report liquidity held in Titan locks as locked.
  • Every manager and lock contract is source-verified on Etherscan (robin.etherscan.io), and the contracts are open source on GitHub under GPL-3.0.

Official links

  • Website: https://titanlocker.com (Locker, Bridge, docs) and https://titan.fun (launches)
  • X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/TitanDeployer
  • Telegram: https://t.me/TitanDeployer · support: https://t.me/TitanDeployerSupport
  • GitHub (contracts): https://github.com/titan-ecosystem/Titan-Locker-Contracts
  • Public locker API: https://api.titandeployer.com

Titan will never ask for your seed phrase. Before approving a token or sending funds, check the contract address against the Contracts page.

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