How Hitch works
A launchpad where every coin is paired with a real-world asset, on Robinhood Chain.
Every coin on Robinhood Chain launches against ETH, so every new launch competes for the same ETH and moves with ETH alone. Hitch lets you launch a coin against a real-world asset instead: Tesla, Nvidia, the S&P 500, gold, silver, oil and 48 more. Each of those already exists on Robinhood Chain as a Robinhood token that tracks its price.
Your coin's curve, and its pool after graduation, are priced in that asset. When TSLA moves, every coin paired with TSLA moves in USD and in ETH with it, on top of its own buys and sells.
How it fits together
| Part | Runs on | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| The peg | A Robinhood Stock Token (TSLA, NVDA, SPY, GLD…) | The asset your coin is priced in. Its price comes from its deepest Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain. |
| Your coin's curve | Pons V2 bonding curve, quoted in the peg | Sells your coin for the peg as it is bought. The reserve is the peg itself. |
| Your coin after graduation | Uniswap v4 pool against the same peg | Keeps trading against the same asset, liquidity moved by Pons. |
| The ETH route | Universal Router, simulated before you sign | Turns ETH into the peg (directly or through USDG), then pays the curve. |
Launching
Pick a peg, name your coin, sign one transaction. Hitch calls the Pons V2 factory with your peg as the pair token. It costs the Pons launch fee (0.0005 ETH) plus gas. The creator fee on your coin's trades goes to you, paid in the peg. Hitch takes nothing.
Buying and selling
Buy with ETH: the site simulates every route from ETH into the peg, picks the best, and you sign the swap, then the curve buy (plus a one-time approval). Buy with the peg directly if you already hold it. Selling returns the peg, which you keep or swap.
What is different from Solana pegs
On Solana, a peg is a synthetic token moved to an oracle price. Here there is nothing synthetic: the peg is the Robinhood token itself, and your curve holds it. The flip side: only assets that exist on Robinhood Chain can be pegs, and a peg can drop as fast as it can run.
Risks
- Your coin moves with its peg in both directions. If the asset falls, your coin falls in ETH even with no sells.
- Robinhood Stock Tokens are issued by third parties, track a price and carry no shareholder rights. They trade 24/7 while the underlying market closes.
- Pons V2 and Uniswap v4 are not our contracts and are not audited by us.
- Coins are memes, not investments.