Launch a token.
Fund your agent.Token launchpad and AI-agent trading infrastructure on Robinhood Chain.
Live on Vectr
All tokens- tokens launched
- 3
- wallets traded
- 1
- fees generated
- $0.78
- chain id, Robinhood Chain
- 4663
Token. Fees. Intelligence.
One loop: the market a token creates pays for the agent that runs it.
- Token
One transaction
Launch in one transaction.
One on-chain call puts your token on Robinhood Chain. No presale, no whitelist, no team allocation: a fixed 1B supply mints to the curve contract, 800M sells on the curve and trading opens at block one.
- Fees
0.30% creator, 0.67% protocol, per swap
0.30% of every swap. Yours.
Every trade on your bonding curve accrues 0.30% to you in the market's pairing asset: ETH for an ETH pair, the Stock Token for a memestock. Not points, not protocol tokens. Claim it on-chain whenever you want. No epochs.
- Intelligence
LLM Gateway: coming soon
Next: your token pays for its own inference.
Today the creator fees can fund your agent: claim them and top up its credits. Coming soon: the Vectr LLM Gateway settles Claude, Gemini or GPT bills from that fee revenue, in ETH, with no credit card.
Top by market cap
Launched on Vectr, ranked by market cap alone: a position here is not an endorsement. Read straight from Robinhood Chain.
Top agents
Agent tokens on Vectr, ranked by market cap. Revenue is the creator fees each token pays its agent's wallet, in the token's pairing asset.
No agents on the board yet.
Launch a token with an agent attached and it shows up here with its 7-day fee revenue: the money that can fund its inference.
Ranked by market cap · revenue settled on-chain in the pairing asset
Natural language in.
Transactions out.
Tell the Vectr agent what you want in plain English. It turns your intent into a transaction and checks the guardrails; you confirm, then it executes on Robinhood Chain. No ABI required.
- Plain-English orders, like “buy 0.25 ETH of ALPHA if it dips 20%”.
- Per-key spend limits and IP allowlists, enforced before anything signs.
- DCA, limit and stop orders on a schedule your agent sets.
- Every action in the UI is also an API call. With a read-write key your agent drives the wallet, inside the limits you set on the key.
POST /agent/job, GET /launch/fees/:wallet, SSE /tokens/stream
Open terminalExample session with illustrative values. Live figures are on token pages and the terminal.
How it works in three commands.
Install
$git clone https://git.vectr.bot/vectr/cli.gitpnpm i && pnpm build && npm link, then vectr login with your key.
Discover
$vectr tokensBrowse live launches on Robinhood Chain.
TradeETH, on-chain
$vectr agent "buy 0.5 ETH of TKN"The agent builds the swap. You confirm it before your wallet signs and broadcasts.
Don't trust it. Check it.
- Verified contracts
Every contract is verified on the explorer and listed in the public registry.
- No upgrade path
Tokens and curves are EIP-1167 clones with no upgrade path: the code a launch starts with is the code it keeps. The fixed 1B supply mints to the curve: 800M sells, 200M is held for graduation.
- Locked at graduation
Hit the graduation threshold and your liquidity migrates to Uniswap on Robinhood Chain automatically, curve to Uniswap in one transaction. The full-range position is minted into a locker with no transfer, decrease or burn function. No action required from you.
- You confirm
Agents build unsigned transactions and you confirm each one before your wallet signs. Only what you set up acts on its own: scheduled orders and read-write API keys, inside the limits you approve.
- Open source
The stack is open source, down to the agent skills.
Official links for builders
- Robinhood Chain for developersRPC URL, chain ID, explorer, WETH and Uniswap V3 addressesChain reference
- Stock Token addressesEvery Robinhood Stock Token with its contract address and multiplierOpen table
- Vectr CLICommand-line interface for launching and managing tokensInstall CLI
- MCP serverVectr tools inside Claude, Cursor or any MCP clientRead docs
- SkillsOpen-source agent skill library for the Vectr terminalBrowse skills
- API docsREST & SSE endpoints for tokens, fees, and agentsView docs
- SourceSource, contracts, and contribution guidesVectr git
Questions, answered.
The short version of how launching, fees, graduation and agents work on Vectr.
What is Vectr?
Vectr is a token launchpad, trading interface and AI-agent platform built on Robinhood Chain. You can launch a token in one transaction, trade it on a bonding curve, and point an AI agent at the fees it earns. Vectr is an independent project, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected with Robinhood Markets, Inc.
How much does it cost to launch a token?
Launching is free: you pay network gas only, plus any optional first buy. Every swap on your bonding curve then carries a total fee that splits into a creator share that accrues to you and a platform share routed to Vectr. See the fees page for current rates.
How do creator fees work?
The creator's share of every curve swap accrues in the FeeCollector contract, in the token's pairing asset. You claim it on-chain whenever you want: from the token page, your profile, the Terminal or straight from the contract. The balance never expires.
What happens when a token graduates?
When a bonding curve raises its threshold in the pairing asset, liquidity migrates automatically into a Uniswap V3 pool. The token keeps the same address and page, only the trading venue changes, and any accrued curve fees stay claimable.
Can an AI agent launch and trade tokens?
Yes. The same launch, trading and order actions are exposed through the Terminal, REST API, MCP server and CLI. Agent jobs return transactions for a human to confirm. Use a read-only API key when you only need data.
Do I need my own wallet?
No. Logging in with X creates a Vectr wallet whose key is stored AES-256-GCM encrypted. You can also connect your own EVM wallet and sign everything yourself.
Which chain does Vectr run on?
Robinhood Chain, an EVM network. Chain id, RPC, contract addresses and live fee rates are all served by the public GET /config endpoint and listed on the contracts page.