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BundleZeus runs live launches on Robinhood Chain — both mainnet (real launches on the busiest launchpads) and a free testnet rehearsal that mirrors the exact flow. More networks are on the way.

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At a glance

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Robinhood Chain — the home network

Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum layer-2 (an Arbitrum Orbit chain). Two things make it ideal for a clean launch:
  • No public mempool. A single sequencer orders transactions first-come-first-served. There’s no public waiting room for sniper bots to watch — so there’s nothing for them to front-run. Your bundle buys can’t be sniped.
  • Fast, near-free gas. Blocks land in a fraction of a second and gas is about 0.01 gwei, so filling many wallets costs almost nothing.

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Mainnet — launch for real

On mainnet you pick a launchpad:
  • Pons — the busiest venue on Robinhood Chain. Your token deploys into a locked Uniswap V3 pool; your dev wallet buys in the launch block and your bundle wallets buy in the next blocks (each capped for the first couple of blocks — Pons’s own anti-snipe rule).
  • Bags — a bonding-curve launch that graduates to a locked pool once enough ETH is raised.
Either way you fund a single deployer wallet; BundleZeus funds every bundle wallet from it and fires the buys for you. The fee is a flat 0.5% of your bundled buy volume, charged only if the launch lands. See Pricing.

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Testnet — rehearse for free

Robinhood testnet runs the same flow through an on-chain atomic launcher (one transaction, block 0) so you can make a token, fund wallets, simulate, and fire — all for free — before spending real ETH. Details:
  • Wallets: up to 250 per launch
  • Stealth mode: optionally spread the buys across separate blocks with decorrelated funding, so bundle-detection tools can’t cluster your wallets
New here? Just hit Demo on the testnet launch screen — BundleZeus deploys a pre-funded token for you, and you can watch a real launch land in one click. No setup, no ETH, no cost.

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Funding your deployer

For a mainnet launch you fund one deployer wallet with Robinhood-Chain ETH — send it directly, or bridge from Ethereum (the app links the official bridge). The launch screen’s Fund button shows a QR, a live balance, and exactly how much you still need. For testnet, grab free ETH from the Robinhood testnet faucet.

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Coming soon

  • Ethereum mainnet — a private, all-or-nothing bundle sent straight to the major block builders (Titan, BuilderNet, Flashbots, and others), hidden from the public mempool.
  • Base, BNB Chain, and Solana — these show up in the app marked “Soon.” You can see them, but they’re not open for launches yet.

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Making a token

The built-in Token Maker creates a fresh token on Robinhood Chain, or paste the address of one you already own. You can also Vamp a token — paste any Robinhood or Ethereum token address to clone its name, ticker, and logo into your own launch.

See prices

One flat 0.5% fee, or free on testnet.