Meme token issuance platform Bags has rolled out a beta feature called "Launch on Robinhood," allowing users to create tokens on Robinhood Chain through a bonding curve model. The platform said token launches carry no issuance fee, with users only paying gas costs. Once a token reaches the required threshold, it will automatically migrate to Uniswap v4.
Bags also said creators can earn a 1% royalty on all trading activity tied to their tokens. The feature supports revenue sharing through either a Robinhood Wallet account or an X account. In addition to token issuance, the platform offers one-click cross-chain bridging between SOL and Robinhood Chain, and said it is working on integrations with mainstream trading terminals.
The update expands Bags' tooling around meme coin launches while tying the product more closely to Robinhood Chain and Uniswap v4 liquidity migration.
Bags, a meme token launch platform, said it has released a beta feature called "Launch on Robinhood," giving users a way to issue tokens on Robinhood Chain through a bonding curve mechanism.
The platform said token creation carries no fee beyond gas costs. After a token meets its target, it will automatically migrate to Uniswap v4.
Creators can receive a 1% royalty from all trading activity, according to the announcement. Bags also supports revenue sharing through a Robinhood Wallet account or an X account.
The platform added that it offers one-click cross-chain bridging between SOL and Robinhood Chain and is working on integrations with mainstream trading terminals.
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