House lot
Reading the launcher…
Catalogue No. 2 · Robinhood Chain
A lot on Lotbook is a token with its own Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain. They all open at 1.5 ETH and trade from the first block. Each buy or sell pays 10% in ETH: half to whoever launched it, half to Lotbook.
Read live from LotbookLauncher. The LTEST test lot is left out.
House lot
Reading the launcher…
Straight from the launcher, latest first.
Reading the launcher…
The last buys and sells on any lot.
| When | Lot | Side | ETH | Valued at after | Wallet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reading fills… | |||||
Use any browser wallet. A few cents of ETH on Robinhood Chain covers gas.
Its page shows the value now, how it moved since launch, every fill and the wallet that launched it.
Buys go through the Uniswap router in one signature. A first sell needs two approvals before it.
Launched a lot? Its creator fees build up in the launcher. Press Claim and they land in your wallet as ETH.
For creators
Pick a name and a ticker, add a picture link if you have one, then sign. The token is minted, its pool opens and the lot gets its page in that one transaction. Launching costs only gas.
Launch a lot →The terms, fixed in the contract
Any token launched through the Lotbook launcher. Each one gets the next lot number on chain, so the catalogue is the contract itself.
Nobody. The launcher owns every pool position and has no code that removes one. It has no owner either.
Always in ETH, taken by the pool hook on every buy and sell. Half is credited to the lot’s creator and half to Lotbook. Credits sit in the launcher until someone claims them.
It is the listing price, and it is the same for every lot. The house token $LOTB paid it too.
Probably not yet. Lotbook pools run on their own hook, and the Uniswap app only routes hooks it already knows. The trade panel on each lot page works.
No. Anyone can launch anything and most new tokens go to zero. Read the lot page, check the fills, and keep it to money you can lose.