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Where retail-grade simplicity meets on-chain liquidity. $FPL is a community token built at the intersection of everyday trading culture and permissionless pools.
$FPL didn't come from a whitepaper committee. It's a mashup — the accessible, everyone's-invited energy of retail trading apps, fused with the raw, permissionless mechanics of liquidity pools.
Green candles, simple UI, "investing for everyone" — the part of trading culture that made markets feel approachable instead of intimidating.
Open liquidity, on-chain transparency, no gatekeepers — the part of DeFi that lets anyone provide, trade, and verify without asking permission.
$FPL started from genuine interest in what pools.trade — Uniswap's launchpad on Robinhood Chain — represents: token creation with liquidity locked permanently by protocol design, not by a creator's promise. That single design choice removes the classic liquidity rug pull, one of the most common ways new tokens have burned holders.
To be precise about what that means: this protection comes from pools.trade itself and applies to every token launched there, not something $FPL adds on top. $FPL doesn't police or protect against other tokens — it's simply built on infrastructure that removes one specific failure mode. Beyond that, $FPL carries no other utility today: it's a community token, not a product with a roadmap of features. If that changes, this page will say so.
Every element in the $FPL logo was chosen with intention. Here’s what it represents.
Represents the pool itself — liquid, flowing, and open. Anyone can enter or exit freely, reflecting the permissionless nature of the liquidity pools on pools.trade.
The upward arrow rising from within the droplet symbolizes growth that emerges from the liquidity itself, not forced from the outside. It suggests that value develops organically through the pool’s own mechanics, rather than through promises or hype.
The small form at the heart of the droplet represents the internal energy — the spark that keeps the pool alive. It can also be read as the individual participants whose collective presence forms the larger body of liquidity.
The enclosing circle stands for unity and the continuous cycle of trading and liquidity flow. It also conveys completeness — a whole, finished mark rather than something unfinished.
The green-to-teal gradient: Green echoes financial growth (“green candles”). Teal/cyan adds a modern, digital, Web3 character.
The subtle red accents in the background are a quiet reminder that growth (green) always exists alongside risk and volatility (red). An honest nod to the nature of crypto, rather than painting only a green picture.
Fixed supply, no hidden mint function, no pre-mined team allocation. $FPL launches via pools.trade — Uniswap's launchpad on Robinhood Chain — so liquidity is locked permanently by protocol design, not by promise.
$FPL will launch via a 4-hour TWAP bidding window designed to resist sniping and bundled buys. The token only goes live if it reaches a $10,000 fully diluted valuation — otherwise every bid is refunded in full, no exceptions.
The alternative pools.trade model — trading opens immediately on a bonding curve with no minimum. $FPL is not using this option.
Every completed launch on pools.trade ends in a Uniswap v4 pool with liquidity locked permanently — trading fees compound back into that pool automatically, so the creator can never withdraw it. This does not remove all risk (see risk notice below), but it does rule out a classic liquidity rug pull.
This will go live the moment $FPL deploys. Here's exactly how it'll work.
Set up a self-custody wallet that supports Robinhood Chain (EVM-compatible), such as MetaMask or Bitget Wallet.
Bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain using the canonical bridge, then have it ready for swapping.
Bidding opens Tue, Aug 11, 2026 · 13:00 UTC and runs 4 hours. If $FPL reaches $10,000 FDV, tokens go live — otherwise your bid is refunded in full.
$FPL is an early-stage, community-driven token with no intrinsic backing. Token prices are highly volatile and most new tokens lose most or all of their value. Only ever use funds you can afford to lose, verify contract addresses independently, and never trust addresses shared outside this page or the official $FPL X account.
Follow along as $FPL goes from idea to deployment. Every update — tokenomics changes, contract address, launch date — is posted here first.