otcectra
buy $etc
collected — priced — chain robinhood · pair ETH · via Pons
$etc

paid in what you pick

— collected, — priced
buy $etc
treasury
Nothing collected yet.
The treasury fills from the coins on the desk as they trade.

THE NUMBERS

Read off the chain, not estimated. Anything the desk has not measured yet reads as not started rather than as a number nobody can check.

coins on the desk
—
carrying the mark
paid to holders
not started
in tokenised stock
$ETC bought & burned
not started
from the 30% slice
rounds settled
not started
since the desk opened

The wall on the desk is read live from GeckoTerminal and DexScreener's public indexes of Robinhood Chain. Every circle there is a real token trading on the chain right now.

LAUNCH A COIN

A Pons coin on Robinhood Chain whose trading fees buy tokenised stock and hand it to the people holding it. Paired with ETH.

THE COIN

add a picture
the stock it paysnone
the $etc slice

LAUNCH SUMMARY

paysnothing picked yet
your share20%
first buy0.05 ETH
where the fee goes
your holders, in stock50%
buys and burns $etc30%
you20%
frozen at launch, us included
your first buy
Your wallet signs the launch. The site never does.

HOW IT WORKS

− pick the stock it pays
− name it, sign once
− every trade pays holders in that stock
− the mark is written at birth and cannot be changed

HOW THE DESK WORKS

One desk over every coin launched through otcectra on Robinhood Chain. The coins pay their holders in tokenised stock. $ETC holds the desk, so what they pay flows to whoever holds $ETC.

WHAT THE DESK IS

A launchpad coin here is an ordinary coin with one thing written into it at birth: its fees go into a stock, and its holders get paid in that stock. The desk is the list of every coin carrying that mark — dead ones included.

Nothing on the desk is curated. If a coin carries the mark it is here, and if it does not, it is not, whatever anyone says about it.

WHERE THE COINS COME FROM

One chain, one launchpad, read by one worker.

LAUNCHPADTHE MARKHOW IT IS READ
Pons fee split: the desk's collector at 100%, admin revoked the worker scans Robinhood Chain for the mark and listens to the fee program; a launch is on the wall about a second after it confirms

The mark is revoked in the same transaction that sets it, so neither the desk nor the launcher can change it afterwards.

WHAT THE FIELD SHOWS

Every circle on the wall is a real token trading on Robinhood Chain, read live from GeckoTerminal, with DexScreener as a second source. Circle size follows liquidity — bigger circle, deeper pool. Nothing is mocked up and nothing is placed by hand.

If both feeds are unreachable the wall says so rather than filling itself with invented coins.

WHAT $ETC IS

$ETC is the coin that holds the desk. It launched on Pons, paired with ETH, like every other coin here. It has no admin key over the coins on the wall and cannot change a mark once it is set.

HOW A ROUND PAYS

Fees from a coin's trading are collected, converted, and split three ways at a ratio frozen at launch:

SLICEWHOIN WHAT
50%the coin's holdersthe tokenised stock it was launched against
30%$ETC — bought and burned, or paid to $ETC holderschosen at launch, frozen after
20%whoever launched itETH

WHAT IS NOT TRUE

This is not a stock brokerage. Payouts are in tokenised stock — on-chain tokens that track a share price. They are not registered shares, they carry no voting rights and no dividend from the company, and holding one does not make you a shareholder.

A coin on the wall is not vetted. The desk lists everything carrying the mark. Appearing here is not a recommendation, a review, or a sign that anyone checked it.

Payouts depend entirely on trading. No volume means no fees, which means no payout. Most coins launched anywhere go to zero and these are no different. Nothing here is financial advice.

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