How Injectactually works.
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Inject is a launchpad that deploys tokens via pools.trade on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Every creator fee a token generates is captured on-chain and routed back into liquidity and buybacks through a permissionless injector: no treasury wallet, no discretionary payout, no admin key that can redirect the flow.
Launching a token
Connect and generate a dev wallet
Inject creates a dedicated wallet for your account. It signs the deploy transaction on your behalf: fund it with a small amount of ETH on Robinhood Chain before launching.
Deploy the token
Set a name, symbol, and optional socials. The contract deploys with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens in a single transaction: no minting function, no admin key.
Fees accrue on-chain
Every buy and sell pays a creator fee into a contract-owned escrow that nobody can withdraw to a personal wallet, not the creator, not Inject.
Anyone can trigger an injection
Once escrow crosses the threshold, any address can call the permissionless injector. It splits the fees, adds liquidity, executes a buyback, and burns the LP tokens it minted.
Fee split
50%
Liquidity Inject
Paired and added to the pool. LP tokens are burned immediately, so this liquidity can never be pulled back out.
40%
Buyback & Burn
Executed as a market buy against the same pool. Tokens acquired are sent to a dead address and removed from supply.
10%
Protocol
Funds the injector gas rebate, the indexer, and keeps the dashboard free for every token launched through Inject.
Contracts
Inject builds on the Pools.trade Instant Launch contracts already deployed on Robinhood Chain.
FAQ
Who can trigger an injection?
Anyone. The injector is permissionless by design: the loop must not depend on the creator staying online.
Can the fee split change after launch?
No. It is fixed in the token contract at deploy time. There is no setter function.
Does Inject ever custody user funds?
No. Fees sit in a contract-owned escrow whose only spending paths are the pool and the burn address.