Launching a token
Create a token, a WETH pool and a locked LP position on Pons in a single confirmed transaction.
Sherwood launches tokens on Pons, Robinhood Chain's launchpad. A launch creates three things together — your token, a Uniswap V3 WETH pool, and a locked liquidity position — and shows you exactly what you are about to create before you sign.
Start a launch
Send /launch. Sherwood walks you through a single form, all in one message that
updates as you fill it in, using inline buttons instead of asking you to type answer
after answer:
- Name and symbol — what the token is called.
- Logo — upload an image straight from Telegram. Sherwood re-hosts it publicly so the link resolves everywhere the token is listed.
- Socials — optional links (website, Twitter, Telegram, Discord, Farcaster).
Review before you sign
Before anything moves on-chain, Sherwood shows you a confirmation card with:
- The exact contract address your token will have, computed ahead of time — so you know precisely what you are creating.
- The fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens.
- The launch fee of 0.0005 ETH.
- Confirmation that 100% of the LP is locked.
Nothing is created until you confirm this card.
What you get
When you confirm, one transaction deploys the token, opens a 1% fee WETH pool on Pons, and locks the liquidity position. From that moment the token is tradable — you and anyone else can paste its address into Sherwood and buy it.
Name safety
Sherwood rejects token names containing invisible or look-alike characters. That is the trick used to make a fake token appear byte-identical to a real one; blocking it at launch keeps the launchpad cleaner for everyone. See Staying safe for how this protects buyers.
After launching
Share the contract address, not just the name — names can be copied, addresses cannot. Your launch appears like any other token: a paste-able card with live price, liquidity and holder data.