What is Otoro?

Otoro is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain with one addition the others don't have: the creator has to put something real on the line before the token goes live.

Launchpads made launching free — and rugging free too. A creator can spin up a token with zero capital, sell into the first wave of buyers, and walk away having risked nothing. Otoro changes the economics of that decision, not with promises or moderation, but with a contract:

Every launch posts a PONS bond. Sell any amount from a bonded wallet during the bond period, and the entire bond — plus escrowed fees, plus all future fee rights — becomes locked pool liquidity. Automatically, in the same transaction.

The creator stays free to sell at any moment. It's just no longer free of consequence: dumping converts everything they staked into value owned by the pool — that is, by everyone still holding.

What Otoro is not

Otoro is not "anti-rug" and does not claim to be safe. A determined bad actor can hold supply in wallets never declared to the protocol and sell those undetected. See What we don't claim — reading that page is the best due diligence you can do here.

Where it runs

Otoro runs on Robinhood Chain (an Arbitrum Orbit L2), trades against PONS, and uses Uniswap v4 with a custom hook (BondHook) for its pools. Users buy and sell in ETH — the PONS hop is handled invisibly by the router.

Live on Robinhood Chain mainnet (beta). Contracts are not yet externally audited.