FAQ
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Getting started
Do I need an account?
No. A wallet is the identity. Nothing to sign up for, no password, no email.
What does it cost to look around?
Nothing. Prices, charts, holders, trades and wallet pages are public. A wallet is needed only to trade, launch or stake.
Which network?
Robinhood Chain, id 4663, gas in ETH. See Wallet and network.
Why did my transaction fail?
Usually the price moved past the slippage tolerance, there was not enough ETH left for gas, or the wallet was on the wrong network. See Common mistakes.
Trading
Why can't I send my coins to another wallet?
The coin has not graduated yet. Transfers are blocked during the curve phase so supply cannot be moved around to fake activity. Every restriction lifts at graduation.
What does "graduated" mean?
The curve filled and the coin moved into a Uniswap V4 market with permanently locked liquidity, in a single transaction. A coin whose creator seeded its pool directly is never "graduated": it started in its market and had no curve to complete. See Graduation.
How much does trading cost?
1.5% on the curve, on every coin. In the pool it is whatever the creator configured at launch — most coins run the dynamic fee, suggested between 0.30% and 1.20% — never above 10% outside a declared sniper tax window, and the protocol always keeps an incompressible 0.03% of it. See Trading fees.
Do all coins charge the same?
On the curve, yes. In the pool, no: the fee is a creation-time choice and the coin's page shows what it charges.
The fee changed between two swaps. Why?
Most coins run a fee that follows volatility, stepping up when the price moves and back down as it settles. A coin in its first minutes may also be running a declared opening window. See Dynamic fee.
Can I graduate a coin on purpose?
Yes. Buying exactly what is left on the curve does it. The coin page shows the remaining amount.
Launching
What does it cost to launch?
Network gas, and nothing else.
Can I choose how my coin launches?
Yes. A bonding curve whose shape you set, or a pool seeded directly so the market is open in the block that created the coin. See Curve parameters and Instant launch.
Can I buy my own coin at launch?
Yes, inside the same transaction, capped at 15% of supply with a hard 25% ceiling. It is a real purchase at the curve's price, visible from the first block. See Automations.
Can I change my coin's fee or extensions afterwards?
No. Everything except the fee recipient is written at creation and has no setter, for the creator and for the protocol team alike. See Creating a coin.
Can I delete my coin?
No, and neither can anyone else.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Every extension in the catalog is selected and configured in the creation form. Writing new ones is possible and separate: see Developers.
Earning
Where do my creator earnings go?
To the fee recipient set at creation: a wallet, any address, or one of the catalog's contracts. See Fee recipient.
When am I paid?
Curve fees and per-swap fees arrive as trades happen. What the coin's locked liquidity earns is collected in batches, and anyone can trigger a collection, including you. See Creator earnings.
I staked. Where is my yield?
Two places. The coin side compounds inside the vault with nothing to claim; the ETH side accumulates separately and is claimed when you choose. See Staking vault.
Why can't I unstake immediately?
A cooldown of one day, so nobody can stake as a fee wave lands and leave with the rewards. Unclaimed ETH stays yours throughout.
Do my referrals pay more because of me?
No. The referrer's share comes out of the protocol's part of the fee. See Referrals.
Safety
Is a coin on Frontier safe to buy?
Nothing about being listed makes a coin a good buy. What the protocol guarantees is mechanical: locked liquidity, no gap at graduation, rules fixed before the first trade. Read Pre-trade checks and Risks.
Two coins have the same name. Which is real?
Check the address. Names, symbols and images are chosen freely.
Can the team take the liquidity?
No. The contract holding it has no withdrawal function. Only the fees it earns are ever collected.
Can the team stop trading?
New launches and curve trading can be paused as an emergency brake. A graduated coin keeps trading on Uniswap regardless. See Admin controls.