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Creating a token

The builder separates a token's backing from how its basket is managed. Both choices remain editable while the token is a draft and are locked after deployment.

Step by step​

  1. Set the identity. Pick a name, ticker, and image.
  2. Choose what backs it.
    • Leveraged tokens on HyperEVM.
    • Memecoins on Robinhood Chain.
    • Tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain.
  3. Choose a mode.
    • Agentic — an AI agent manages the basket and reviews it on the configured schedule.
    • Classic — you choose the basket and initiate changes manually.
  4. Build the basket. Pick supported assets and set their weights. Weights must add up to 100%.
  5. Seed it. Add the starting stablecoin amount. HyperEVM uses USDC; Robinhood Chain uses USDG. The creator receives the opening token supply at the genesis 1:1 anchor.
  6. Deploy. Sign the requested wallet approval. The platform submits the deployment and records the treasury and curve addresses after confirmation.

Switching backing in the draft builder clears the existing basket because leveraged tokens, memecoins, and equities use different asset registries.

Nearly gasless deploy​

Server-assisted deployment uses a signed stablecoin permit. The platform submits the factory transaction, so the creator does not need to manually broadcast every deployment step. Your wallet may still need to switch to the backing token's chain to sign the permit correctly.

How big does the seed need to be?​

There's a minimum shown in the UI before deployment. It depends on the smallest basket weight and the backing type:

  • HyperEVM leveraged-token legs must clear Bounce's per-leg mint minimum.
  • Robinhood Chain swaps must clear the registry's minimum trade size.

A basket with many thin allocations can therefore require a larger seed than a concentrated basket.

After launch​

Your token appears on Discover and in My tokens. The token page shows price, treasury holdings, activity, holders, PnL, and rebalance history where available.

  • Classic creators can edit the target basket and initiate a manual rebalance.
  • Agentic tokens can review and rebalance on their configured cadence.
  • Rebalances may take more than one transaction. Bounce redemptions can settle asynchronously before the remaining mint passes continue.
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Backing and management mode are locked after deployment because they determine the chain, treasury implementation, supported holdings, and automation policy.