Robinhood Chain Token Launch Guide (Trust & Safety)
A practical checklist for launching a token on Robinhood Chain: lock liquidity, vest team tokens, and publish verifiable proof so investors trust your launch.
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Launching a token on Robinhood Chain safely comes down to removing the ways a team could rug and publishing on-chain proof. The two highest-impact steps are locking liquidity (so it can't be pulled) and vesting team tokens (so they can't be dumped) — both done with Titan Locker and shared as verifiable certificates.
Pre-launch checklist
- Lock the LP tokens for your pool and publish the certificate URL.
- Vest team and advisor allocations with a cliff.
- Verify your token contract's source on Etherscan (robin.etherscan.io).
- Put every lock/vesting certificate link in your docs and socials.
- Make sure buyers can independently verify each lock on-chain.
- Scan your own token on Quick Intel after locking: liquidity locked in Titan Locker shows as locked, which is what buyers using a scanner will see.
What investors will look for
Investors on Robinhood Chain check whether liquidity is locked, for how long, and whether team tokens are vested rather than fully liquid at launch. Providing verifiable answers up front is the difference between a trusted launch and a skipped one.