Create a token
Creating a token on Hoodl is a single transaction that mints the token, seeds locked liquidity, and registers your fee split. Here’s every field and what it does.
Token basics
Section titled “Token basics”- Name & symbol — your token’s display name and ticker.
- Image — the token avatar shown across the feed and token page.
Quote asset
Section titled “Quote asset”Pick what your token is paired against and what fees are paid in:
- ETH — the chain’s native gas asset.
- USDG — a stablecoin (6 decimals) on Robinhood Chain.
The quote asset sets the pool pair (TOKEN / ETH or TOKEN / USDG) and is the asset your
creator fees are paid out in.
Fee recipients — the social part
Section titled “Fee recipients — the social part”This is what makes Hoodl different. The 70% creator pool of the 1% fee can be split across up to two recipients:
- Each recipient is an X handle or a wallet address.
- Each gets a percentage — the two percentages sum to 100% of the creator pool.
- You can assign yourself 0% and route the whole pool to someone else (a “tribute” launch).
- Tag an X handle that hasn’t joined Hoodl and their share accrues to a claimable escrow until they link a wallet.
→ Details and examples: Creator fee routing.
Optional dev-buy
Section titled “Optional dev-buy”You can make the first buy of your own token in the same launch transaction — useful for seeding a starting position. You set a minimum amount out, so the buy reverts rather than executing at a price you didn’t expect.
What happens on confirm
Section titled “What happens on confirm”In one transaction, Hoodl:
- Collects a small anti-spam creation fee (see Fees).
- Deploys your ERC-20 with a fixed 1B supply.
- Creates and seeds a locked single-sided Uniswap V3 position at the 1% fee tier.
- Registers your fee split (recipients + percentages).
- Executes your dev-buy, if you set one.
Your token is now live and tradable, with liquidity locked forever. See Launch mechanics for what “single-sided” and “locked” mean under the hood.