Guide
Introduction
Scrible puts your media on Robinhood Chain and launches a memecoin that carries it.
- Supply per token
- 1B
- Trade tax
- 1% to 10%
- Media per file
- 256 KB
- Network
- 4663
What Scrible does#
Scrible is a launchpad on Robinhood Chain. You attach media, and Scrible writes it into contract bytecode. The launch creates an ERC-20 token that points to that media. The token trades on a Uniswap v4 bonding curve from its first block.
The media is not a link. The bytes live onchain, and the token stores a Keccak-256 fingerprint of each file. Anyone can rebuild the file from chain and check it.
Key facts
- Every token has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. Nobody can mint more.
- A token can carry up to four files: one image, one video, one sound, and one website.
- Each token trades against one pair, chosen at launch: ETH, USDG, or an approved stock token.
- Every trade pays a tax between 1% and 10%, set by the creator at launch.
- Tokens launch on a bonding curve. When the curve collects its target, the token graduates into a locked Uniswap v4 pool.
How a launch works#
- Inscribe
You attach an image, video, sound, or self-contained website. Small files go into the launch transaction. Larger files are uploaded first, in chunks.
- Create token
You set the name, ticker, optional description and links, and the trade tax. The factory deploys the ERC-20 with your media attached.
- Launch pool
The same transaction opens the Uniswap v4 pool and runs your optional first buy. Nobody can trade before your buy lands.
Who this is for#
These docs are for creators who launch tokens and for traders who buy and sell them. The Reference section also covers contracts and events, for anyone who wants to check the chain directly.