Your coin.
Its perp pair.
A coin standing on tokenized perpetual exposure on Robinhood Chain — and an honest account of what that does and does not mean.
Choose a perp pairYOURCOIN / pBTC3x
Every launch opens a market between a brand-new coin and a perpetual account that already exists. The perp token is the asset on the other side of the liquidity pool. Holding the coin does not hand you a share of that account, and it does not let you redeem against it.
Perpetual exposure that already exists
Arcus pTokens are ERC-20 shares in managed perpetual accounts on Robinhood Chain, long and short, at one and three times. RobinVista vault shares widen that into crypto and equity-reference perpetual markets. The launcher shows each asset’s provider, its direction and its target leverage.
These are perpetual trackers, not ownership of a stock. Their value moves with position gains and losses, funding, and the cost of running the account. Target leverage describes the intent of the strategy, not a promised return.
- Choose
- Pick the perp token whose exposure you want your coin to sit against.
- Open
- The coin is created with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 and a pool is opened against that token.
- Trade
- Buyers pay in the perp token; sellers receive it while liquidity is there to take.
Launch economics
A creator opens a coin through infrastructure that is already deployed. The pool charges 1% on swaps. Its liquidity position belongs to the creator, who can collect the fees or pull the liquidity back out. Creators pay network gas; DIPDECK adds no launch fee of its own.
Checked before anything is signed
The launcher reads the deployed contracts and the live perp-token catalogue before it offers a pair. A perp token whose vault will not hand back a fresh valuation is shown as unavailable rather than priced from a stale number.
No treasury, keeper or owner-funded deployment stands behind this route. A new pool opens holding coin-side liquidity only; perp tokens arrive when buyers trade.
What pairing is not
Pairing does not set a price floor and does not make your coin redeemable for a perpetual position. The creator owns the liquidity and can remove it. Buyers need the paired perp token to trade at all. The value of that token can fall, including to nothing, and a leveraged tracker can lose value even when its underlying market is flat.
Nothing on this deck is advice. Everything here is read from public venues and public contracts, and where a number cannot be confirmed the deck says so instead of guessing.