Launchpads

jeetproof targets multiple fair-launch venues on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). They share a chain but differ in mechanics.

flap.sh

A supported launch venue on Robinhood Chain. Deploy or target launches from the same terminal as the others.

klik.finance

Built on Uniswap V4 with single-sided pools.

• Liquidity is seeded single-sided at deploy and the LP position is burned (permanent).
• Buys and sells route through a Universal Router; sells require a one-time Permit2 approval.
• Anti-snipe: transfers are blocked in the exact launch block (except the dev-buy), then each non-pool wallet is capped at 2% of supply for a window of blocks after launch.

Pons

Built on Uniswap V3 single-sided pools (ponsfamily.com), on the same chain.

• Liquidity is seeded single-sided and the LP position is locked (not burned).
• Standard V3 swaps; buying needs no approval, selling needs one ERC-20 approval to the router.
• Anti-snipe: only the atomic dev-buy recipient can receive tokens in the launch block; then per-wallet and per-transaction caps apply for a short restriction window.

The restriction window is shorter than it looks

Pons measures its restriction window in the chain’s L1-estimate block domain, not L2 blocks. In wall-clock terms the “2-block” window is on the order of tens of seconds, not two fast L2 blocks.

Which to use

That depends on your token and audience. The mechanics above affect how liquidity is locked, how anti-snipe behaves, and how sells settle. If in doubt, start on the venue your community already knows.

Related

• Launching a token
• Market operations