To fledge is to leave the nest and take first flight.
Fledge is a transparent token launchpad for Robinhood Chain. Fixed supply, verified source, an immutable tax capped at 1%, and burnable liquidity — deployed from your own wallet. No bundling, no hidden owner. Built to last — not another pump-and-dump.
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Meme launchpads optimise for the next pump. Fledge optimises for the one thing that actually protects holders: a token whose rules can't change on them — and that's still worth holding next month.
No mint function exists after deploy. The supply you see is the supply forever.
Nothing can freeze your tokens or block you from selling. There's no admin switch to flip.
An optional transfer tax is set once at deploy and hard-capped at 1%. It can never be raised — a 99% honeypot is impossible.
Every token is source-verified on the block explorer, and the exact contract is published right here on the site.
Seed a Uniswap pool and burn the LP in one click — provable, on-chain, so the pool can't be pulled.
You deploy from your own wallet. The launchpad never holds your keys or your funds.
| Fledge | Typical meme launchpad | |
|---|---|---|
| Liquidity | Burned — provable on-chain | "Locked"… until it isn't |
| Transfer tax | Capped 1%, immutable | Surprise honeypot taxes |
| Owner controls | None — nothing can rug | Admin can pause / blacklist |
| Contract source | Verified & published | Often unverified |
| After the launch | Staking · locks · vesting | Nothing — you're on your own |
| The goal | A token built to last | Pump and dump |
Connect a wallet, set your token, and go. Every step is signed by you.
Name, symbol, supply, and an optional 1%-capped tax (burn, creator, or split). Your wallet signs the deploy.
One click publishes the source to the block explorer, so anyone can read exactly what they're holding.
Seed a TOKEN/ETH pool on Uniswap V2 straight from the app, with the ratio that sets your starting price.
Burn the liquidity tokens to prove the pool can't be pulled — the single biggest trust signal on a new chain.
To fledge is to leave the nest and take flight — which is exactly what a token does when it launches. The robin on our badge wears a green Robin Hood cap: a nod to the folklore, and to Robinhood Chain, the network it flies on. $FLEDGE is the platform's own token — launched on Fledge itself, verified, fair, its liquidity burned. The flagship example of how a launch is meant to be done.
| Ticker | $FLEDGE |
| Total supply | 1,000,000 — fixed, low by design |
| Transfer tax | None — a clean, standard token |
| Launched on | Fledge (verified, LP burned) |
| Value mechanism | Launch fees → buy-back & burn |
1,000,000 FLEDGE, fixed forever. Everything outside the liquidity pool is locked or vested and publicly verifiable — nothing can be dumped by surprise.
Fledge is built as a 5–7 year project, and the supply schedule reflects that. Insider supply is locked for years, not months; operational supply is released only as it's actually used. Nothing unlocks all at once, and every schedule is on-chain and verifiable.
| Allocation | Total | Vesting schedule | Fully vested |
|---|---|---|---|
| Team | 100,000 | 1-year cliff, then 4-year linear | Year 4 |
| Treasury & ecosystem | 140,000 | 3-year linear, no cliff | Year 3 |
| Community & marketing | 70,000 | 18-month linear, no cliff | Month 18 |
| Time-vested via TokenLock | 310,000 | on-chain, no owner exit | Year 4 |
Every token launched on Fledge pays a small ETH fee. Those fees flow into a trustless contract that buys FLEDGE on the open market and burns it — automatically, with no one able to divert the funds.
The buyback runs on a trustless contract — no owner, no admin key. The ETH that flows in can only ever leave as burned $FLEDGE.
Every buyback is a public, on-chain transaction. These update live from the buyback contract.
Non-custodial, immutable locks and vesting for any token launched on Fledge. No owner, no admin release, no early exit — once locked, tokens can't be pulled by anyone (not even the person who locked them) until they vest.
Set a cliff and a vesting schedule, or a simple unlock-all-at-once. Only the beneficiary can claim, and only what has vested.
Split a large holding into documented tranches — "Team — 12mo", "Treasury Q1", "Founder" — each with its own schedule.
Anyone can look up every lock on a token on-chain, so "founder tokens locked" is provable, not just a claim.
There is deliberately no admin unlock — that's exactly what would make a "lock" meaningless. The immutability is the whole point.
Stake $FLEDGE in one of four time-locked pools and earn a share of a finite reward pool. Built for the long game: the longer you lock, the larger your share. On-chain, non-custodial, and ownerless — you always keep control of your own tokens.
The low-commitment entry pool, with the smallest share of rewards.
A medium lock for a bigger share.
A serious commitment — a larger share of the pool.
The long-horizon lock, funded most heavily — the largest reward share for true believers.
Open staking → coming soon
Built for trust first, growth second.
Deploy verified, fixed-supply tokens with guided liquidity and one-click LP burn.
The platform token, launched on Fledge itself — verified, LP burned.
Launch fees automatically buy FLEDGE on the market and burn it, forever.
Time-locked staking pools and transparent, verifiable team/treasury vesting.
Open to every creator on Robinhood Chain.
A rug-proof, refundable pre-sale for verified teams: automatic on-chain refunds if a raise misses its goal, and guaranteed locked liquidity if it hits — the honest alternative to anonymous meme presales. Exploring, subject to legal review.
To "fledge" is to leave the nest and take your first flight — the perfect metaphor for launching a token. Our mascot is a robin in a green Robin Hood cap: a wink at the folklore of taking from the greedy and giving to the crowd, and at Robinhood Chain, the network we're built on. The cap is a nod, not a claim — see the next question.
No. Fledge is an independent project that builds on Robinhood Chain, a public, permissionless blockchain. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood Markets, Inc.
Every token is a standard, verified contract with a fixed supply, no owner/blacklist/pause, and any tax capped at 1% and immutable. You can read the exact source on this site and on the explorer. Creators are encouraged to burn their LP, which is provable on-chain.
Every contract has been through a dual, independent AI adversarial review (Claude and Grok, reviewing separately and each trying to break it), plus fuzz and fork testing against the real Uniswap contracts on Robinhood Chain — with no critical or high-severity issues. The full per-contract findings and the exact fix for each are on the security page. An independent third-party audit is planned before the token launch; we don't describe the contracts as "audited" until that report exists.
No surprise dumps. Every non-liquidity allocation — team, treasury, community — is locked or vested on-chain through the TokenLock contract, with no owner and no early exit: team is cliffed a full year then vests over four, treasury over three, community over eighteen months. It is all publicly verifiable, and nothing can be pulled ahead of schedule.
Never. Every action is signed in your own wallet. The server holds no private keys and can't move your tokens.
Platform launch fees fund a trustless contract that buys FLEDGE and burns it. There's no promise of price — it's a transparent, mechanical reduction of supply tied to how much the platform is used.
Not yet — there is no $FLEDGE contract today. When it launches, the official address will appear only on the $FLEDGE token page and @fledgefun, at the same time — with a live chart and a one-tap buy. Anything sold as "$FLEDGE" before then is a fake.
Lock $FLEDGE in a fixed-term pool and earn a share of a finite reward bucket, pro-rata to your stake. It's non-custodial — no owner can touch your stake — with a principal-only emergency exit that forfeits rewards. We present it as lock-to-participate, not a yield promise; the reward pool is a one-time distribution, and after it empties only the buyback-and-burn continues.
Optionally, yes — fees-locked liquidity. Instead of only burning the LP, a creator can lock their Uniswap V3 position in Fledge's fees-only locker: the principal can never be pulled (as rug-proof as a burn), but the creator keeps collecting the pool's trading fees for as long as people trade. Income from real volume, with liquidity you provably can't rug.
They're sister projects on Robinhood Chain: Fledge is the launchpad, Chirp is the trading bot. Chirp's safety report recognises Fledge-launched tokens' guarantees (fixed supply, locked liquidity, immutable tax cap), and Chirp's own fees feed the same $FLEDGE buyback-and-burn. One token, both products — Chirp does not get its own.
Completely. No bonding-curve casino, no bundling (disguising one buyer as a crowd), no hidden owner functions, no dumpable surprises. Fledge launches real, fixed-supply tokens with real, burnable or lockable liquidity — built to still be standing, and trusted, in five to seven years, not to extract from latecomers in a week.
No. $FLEDGE is the only token we will ever issue — one token, fixed supply, forever. New products we ship (like the Chirp trading bot) don't get their own tokens: their fees route into the same buyback-and-burn, so every product makes the one token scarcer, not the roadmap longer. Launching a new token per product is the oldest extraction pattern in crypto; being the opposite of that is the point. If you ever see another token claiming to be ours, it isn't.
Yes — the full source is published in the launchpad's Help tab and served openly. It's the exact code that compiles to the deployed, verified bytecode.