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FollowingUniswap Labs has launched Pools, a dedicated token issuance platform built on Robinhood Chain. The platform allows users to create, discover and trade tokens from a single interface, marking the first time that Uniswap has expanded from token trading to token creation.
Robinhood Chain was launched publicly in July with Uniswap as its main automated market maker and quickly becoming a popular destination for retail traders and memein activity.
The network is built on Arbitrum's Layer 2 infrastructure and is designed to support tokenized real-world assets such as U.S. stocks and ETFs with higher throughput, lower fees and faster settlement speeds.
Two token issuance methods
Pools provides two different issuance mechanisms.
Crowdfunding issuance
It runs through a four-hour bidding window and uses a time-weighted average price (TWAP) mechanism to resist bundled transactions and promote fairer token allocation. If the issue reaches a fully diluted valuation of US$10,000, the token is upgraded to permanent liquidity; otherwise all orders will be refunded.
Instant issuance
It provides instant trading through the classic union curve without upgrade requirements, allowing continuous exchanges from creation. Both methods permanently lock liquidity in the Uniswap v4 pool.
Each completed issuance will eventually enter the Uniswap v4 liquidity pool, with an initial supply of 1 billion per token.
Permanently locked liquidity directly solves one of the most common failure models of memin issuance platforms-the so-called "pool withdrawal scam", in which the project party withdraws liquidity after issuance. By locking in liquidity and returning transaction fees to the pool, Pools eliminates the option of project parties, but this does not eliminate risks such as centralized token holding or weak project fundamentals.
Lower Fees and Wider Distribution
Pools does not charge a separate distribution fee. Instead, it uses the Uniswap standard 0.25% liquidity provider fee, while creators can choose to charge a transaction fee of 0.05%.
Creators can choose to activate a fee of 0.05%, which accounts for 20% of the total LP fee, while the remaining 80% is used for liquidity growth.
Uniswap founder Hayden Adams defended this design philosophy at launch, arguing that many existing distribution platforms rely on unnecessarily high fees. "We are making the opposite choice," he wrote,"and users will prefer high-quality technology and a level playing field." Adams believes that the 1% pool fee commonly used by competitors actually creates a 2% trading spread.
The early market reaction was significant.
Pools issued 10,506 tokens on August 5, surpassing rival issuing platform Pons, which issued fewer tokens on the same day.
According to DefiLlama, transaction volume for Uniswap v4 on Robinhood Chain rose to $228.3 million on August 5 from $86.2 million on August 4 to $315.7 million on August 6, surpassing Uniswap v3 on the chain for the first time.
Tokens issued through Pools are immediately accessible across the broader Uniswap ecosystem, including its web applications, wallets, publishing platforms, and compatible third-party wallets and aggregation services.
Uniswap Labs points out that it does not independently review or verify any tokens or items listed on Pools. The appearance of tokens on the platform does not mean recognition or recommendation.
