How the hatchery works
Hatchery is a deflationary launch layer on Robinhood Chain. It launches critters — tokens priced in a host coin instead of ETH — starting with the host itself, $HATCH.
The host is the market: to buy a critter, value routes through $HATCH in the same transaction. And every trade, buy or sell, burns part of the host.
1 · You sign one transaction with ETH. It buys $HATCH on its pool, then the critter on its own curve — every hop quoted before you sign, up to 3 levels deep.
2 · Each buy and sell pays a 1% fee in the host coin, split atomically: 50% burned from $HATCH supply, 30% to the critter's dev, 20% to the treasury. No keeper, no custody.
3 · At 800M sold, the critter graduates: its curve freezes, a Uniswap v4 pool opens with liquidity locked for good, and the critter becomes a host that new critters can hatch on.
Issuance is verifiable via PONS — the native launch path on Robinhood Chain. The host contract address is shown on this site; you can verify the launch on PONS and the contract on the explorer.
Always check the address before you trade. Never copy a greyed-out placeholder.
Shipped — Token launched, verifiable via PONS.
Phase 1 — Colony dashboard: burn and graduation stats, on-chain.
Phase 2 — Multi-host nests: critters on critters, up to 3 deep.
Phase 3 — Agent API: hatch and manage from autonomous agents.
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