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Liquidity is the pool of money that lets people buy and sell your coin. If someone drains that pool, the coin becomes worthless instantly and holders can’t sell. In crypto this is called a rug pull, and it’s the most common way people lose money on new coins.

The liquidity is held by Founder’s LP Locker contract, and that contract was written without any way to take it back out. There’s no withdraw button, no unlock date, no “transfer to another wallet” option.

That applies to everyone equally:

This isn’t a promise we’re making. It’s a fact you can verify yourself by reading the contract on a block explorer.

There is no bonding curve and no migration step. The locked position covers a price range, and the pool opens on the edge of it where the position holds only the coin and none of the ETH — which is how the entire supply goes in without anyone putting up ETH alongside it. Buying pushes ETH into the position and moves the price through the range; selling moves it back.

The locker adds that liquidity once, at launch, and after that only ever pokes the position to settle earned fees. Since no withdrawal path exists in the contract, liquidity cannot be rugged or reclaimed.

Only the locker’s own position is locked. Anyone is free to add their own liquidity to the same pool, and whoever adds it can take it back out again.

Every time someone buys or sells your coin, the pool takes a fee out of the trade.

Your share accrues to the locked position as it is traded, and you can claim it whenever you want. Fees build up in both currencies — buys leave ETH behind and sells leave coins — so one claim can pay out both.

The more your coin gets traded, the more you earn — there’s no cap and no end date.

Graduation is a milestone — not a migration.

It is a live reading, not an event. Nothing is emitted and nothing is triggered when the line is crossed, and the status goes back to not graduated if selling pulls the position’s ETH under the threshold again.

You can trade directly on Founder.

Open a coin and use its trade panel. Buying spends ETH; selling returns ETH.

• Every trade is your own wallet’s transaction, executed by Uniswap’s Universal Router.
• A buy is one transaction. A sell adds a one-time Permit2 approval of the coin and a signature authorising the router.
• Slippage tolerance starts at 1% and can be changed on the panel. Every swap carries a minimum output and a 5-minute deadline, so it reverts rather than filling worse than you accepted.

Trading and launching need a connected wallet, and nothing more — there is no account and no sign-in. Browsing the board, a coin, its chart, trades and holders needs not even that.

You need ETH on Robinhood for the trade and for gas. If your funds are on another chain, bring them across with the bridge, which works on a connected wallet alone.

Since every launch creates an ordinary Uniswap v4 pool with no hook attached, coins can also be traded through any compatible v4 interface or aggregator on Robinhood.

Founder removes the complexity found in traditional launchpads. Instead of bonding curves, liquidity migrations, and privileged contracts, every coin launches the same transparent, verifiable way: