We launched $RUBCAT. Our own meme, tiny FDV on purpose, through the same public factory anyone can use.
Any FDV works here. From micro memes to big projects, your call. Same code every time: no admin, LP locked forever, trustless.
0x8631b603442f62a2ff1275b2a9b678f710ff9ecb
$33M in launchpad fees in 30 days on Robinhood Chain.
One question worth asking about any pad you use: who can repoint the fee stream, and who can pull the LP?
We are building the version where the answer is nobody. No keys. LP locked forever.
rubhub.io is live.
What you will find there today: the rules, the pitch, and nothing to ape yet. The launchpad itself arrives in one transaction, soon.
Every claim we have made is about to become a thing you can check. Bring your skepticism.
You know how hyped launches go. Bots fill block 0, you get the top.
On RubHub the launch block reverts every buy. Ours included. After that, per-wallet caps, the same for every wallet.
No buy exemptions. Not for bots, not for devs. Hardcoded.
Most launchpads pay the platform. RubHub pays the builder.
80% of every fee — streamed to the token creator. Hardcoded in the contract: no wallet in the middle, no setter to repoint it, anyone can trigger the payout.
The other 20%? Half treasury, half buys and burns $RUBHUB.
Every launchpad says "trust us."
We are removing the part where you have to.
RubHub, the immutable launchpad, coming to Robinhood Chain:
→ no admin keys, no owner
→ LP locked forever
→ fee split frozen at deploy
→ $RUBHUB buyback-burn, anyone can call
rubhub.io

ALT Dark terminal-style graphic. Headline: "No keys. No owner. No rug." — the immutable launchpad on Robinhood Chain. A terminal window shows contract queries: owner() returns 0x0000…0000; admin keys: none, zero privileged functions; LP unlock date: never; fee split: frozen at deploy, forever; buyback-burn: permissionless, anyone can call. Footer: rubhub.io, @rubhub_io.

