Celix docs

Celix is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Every coin gets its own Uniswap v4 pool with a hook built from up to five blocks. You choose the blocks and their numbers before launch. After launch nobody can change them, including the creator and the Celix team.

Quick start

1. Open the app and press Connect. The app offers to add Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) to your wallet.
2. Go to Launch. Fill in name, ticker, logo, a short description and links.
3. Pick blocks and their settings, or start from a blueprint.
4. Choose a launch path: Instant pool or Curve.
5. Set the creator share of pool fees and who receives it.
6. Press Deploy. The launch is simulated against the contract before your wallet asks you to sign.

The coin

Every coin is the same token contract: 1,000,000,000 supply, no owner, no mint, no pause, no blacklist, no transfer tax, no creator allocation. Name, ticker, logo, description and links are stored on chain at launch. The logo is cropped to a square and stored as an image of up to 16 KB. It cannot be changed later.

Launch paths

Instant pool

• You add ETH and choose how much of the supply trades in the pool: 20% to 100%.
• The start valuation lands at 1 to 5 times the ETH you add.
• The Uniswap v4 pool opens in the same transaction. Trading starts right away; Anti-Snipe is the only start guard.
• The liquidity position belongs to the launchpad contract. There is no function to withdraw it.

Curve

• 80% of supply is sold on a curve in ten tranches. Each tranche is 70% pricier than the previous one.
• While the curve is open you can buy and sell back. Each curve trade pays 1%.
• When the last tranche sells, the coin graduates: a Uniswap v4 pool opens at the exact last curve price, with the hook rules you chose.
• The pool position belongs to the launchpad. No withdraw function.

Blocks

Blocks are swap rules inside the hook. They run inside every trade, with no bots, servers or oracles. Ranges below are what the contract accepts; the number after the dot is the default.

Cuts are multiplied, not added. Block cuts apply only to buys with an exact ETH amount. Sells pay the pool fee only. The Nth-buy Pot is not random: people will compete for the winning spot.

Fees and payouts

• Pool fee. 0.3% base, or dynamic with Surge Fees. ETH fees from the pool are split between the creator side and the Celix treasury.
• Creator share. 0% to 80% of the ETH pool fees, 50% by default. The creator can split it between several addresses. The split is fixed at launch.
• Curve fee. 1% per trade while the curve is open.
• Collect and claim. Anyone can press Collect on a coin page to move accrued pool fees into balances. Each receiver then claims their ETH on the Earnings tab.

Blueprints

A blueprint is a block stack saved on chain under your address. Anyone can launch a coin with it, and the coin page shows whose blueprint it is.

• Royalty: 0% to 10% in 0.5% steps. The 10% cap is in the contract.
• The royalty is paid from ETH cuts (LP Rewards and Nth-buy Pot) of every coin launched with the blueprint.
• Six starter blueprints come from the launchpad: one per block on defaults, and one full stack with all five.

Trading

Pool trades go through the Celix router with minimum out, deadline and recipient checks. The app shows the expected output and every cut before you sign. Selling needs a one time Approve of the coin to the router.

During the Anti-Snipe window, buys above the cap are rejected. If a buy fails right after launch, wait for the window to end or buy a smaller amount.

Contracts

Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID 4663. Source code is verified on Blockscout.

Risks

• The contracts have no independent audit. Tests and public code are not an audit.
• Rules never change after launch. A bug in a coin cannot be patched; a fix means new contracts.
• No guarantee against bots or front running. Anti-Snipe limits trades, not people.
• Coins launched on Celix are made by their creators, not by Celix. Do your own research.