based.bid on Robinhood Chain
LaunchpadsHook-based launchpad with a few hundred launches on Robinhood Chain; trading is real but small and has slowed.
Official links: Website (based.bid) · @basedbidx (x.com) · DefiLlama (defillama.com)
What based.bid does
- Flash launches into Uniswap v4 or PancakeSwap Infinity pools with based.bid hooks
- Liquidity locked permanently
- Fee builder routes fees to holders, buybacks, liquidity or wallets
- White-label boards for other launchpads
based.bid is a launchpad on several chains, including Robinhood Chain. Its Flash launches create Uniswap v4 or PancakeSwap Infinity pools with based.bid hooks, and the liquidity NFTs are locked permanently in based.bid lock contracts; it also runs bonding-curve launches and white-label boards. As of 8 October 2026 there had been 283 Flash launches on Robinhood Chain from 110 creator wallets, plus 58 bonding-curve tokens. Those pools saw about 1,100 swaps by 371 wallets between 11 September and 7 October, but only about 108 in the last week. DefiLlama's roughly $37k TVL is ETH in that permanently locked liquidity, and the main contract and two of the hooks are not source-verified.
- On Robinhood Chain since: 2026-08
- Founded: 2026
- Team: No team named on the site.
- Token: Planned, not launched
- Audits: None published
based.bid contracts on Robinhood Chain
- based.bid Diamond
0x6ec95a3c6c7b8368c9bf37ff664672e55df3550d - BasedBidHook (Uniswap v4)
0x037bf303462bb3cde80038a1945cd10af1ebdacc - V4 liquidity lock
0xf49ddb31213c75c41776edb41e06b821c4dadead - PancakeSwap Infinity liquidity lock
0x6ad7d6ceb74e020c11d84137b19173c4c1d6dead
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