01Jenkins docs

Overview

What Jenkins is, what a Jenkins coin is, and the numbers that shape one.

Jenkins is a collectibles launchpad on Robinhood Chain. A coin launched through Jenkins stands for something you can hold, a CS2 skin or a Pokémon card, and carries that item's name, ticker and art beside its own. On chain the coin is an ordinary Pons V2 launch quoted in ETH; the collection is Jenkins' own record.

Two layers

LayerWhat lives thereWho controls it
Robinhood ChainThe token, its bonding curve, every trade, graduation to a Uniswap v4 poolPons V2 contracts; your wallet signs every transaction
JenkinsWhich collection the coin stands for, the item, the pair ticker, the art, the Explore board, holder statsJenkins' database; only the launcher can write a coin's tag

Numbers that shape a coin

ParameterValueSet by
Supply1,000,000,000, fixed, minted to the curve at launchPons V2 launch config
Launch fee0.0005 ETHPons V2 factory
Quote assetETHJenkins; the form offers no other
Virtual reserve1.68 ETH of phantom quote seeds the curve's opening pricePons V2
Graduates at4.2 ETH of real quote collected by the curvePons V2
Curve fee1% per tradePons V2
Creator tax0–10% per trade, paid to the launcher's wallet; the form offers 0, 1, 3 or 5%Launcher
Opening taxBuys in the first 15 s after launch pay a tax decaying from 99% to 0%; the launcher's own launch buy is exemptPons V2
Jenkins feeNone

Two launchpads

Launch token is live: it deploys the coin and records its collection. Launch perp opens a leveraged market on a coin's market cap on Skindex, Jenkins' own perps venue on Robinhood Chain; it is built and kept out of the menus until the venue is provisioned. These pages cover the token launchpad.

Start with Launching a coin, or read Risks and invariants before you put anything in.