Here is how a coin gets its market on Robinhood Chain today. It launches on a bonding curve. People buy up the curve. When the curve fills, the launchpad mints one liquidity position and sends it to a locker. Forever. After that the coin trades in that one pool, and the fee on every swap already has an owner.

On a locked launch pool that fee is often 1%, and it goes to the person who created the coin. On other desks it feeds the launchpad. The liquidity itself does not grow. Four ETH in at graduation is four ETH a year later, even if a thousand people now want the coin to trade cleanly.

That is not a scandal. Locked liquidity is a real feature. It means the creator cannot pull the rug. But it has a cost nobody prices. If you believe in the coin and want to put money behind it so it trades better, there is nowhere to put it. You can buy. That is the whole menu.

If I want to put money behind this coin, where do I put it? Nowhere.

What Pour is

Pour is a second pool for the same coin. Not a special pool. The ordinary Uniswap v4 pool that Robinhood already deployed on the chain, in the ordinary 0.30% fee tier, with no hook and no locker. Uniswap is the primary public AMM on Robinhood Chain. They said so when they turned it on. Pour is a door into those contracts, plus a public list of the pools people have opened.

You pick any ERC-20. You pair it with ETH or USDG. You fill both sides. Your wallet talks to Uniswap's PositionManager. You get a position NFT. From then on, every swap that goes through that pool pays 0.30% into it, and your share is yours. Collect it. Leave it. Withdraw the whole thing. Whenever you like.

If you are first, your deposit opens the pool at the price the coin already trades at elsewhere, so there is nothing for an arbitrageur to take. If you are tenth, you join at the pool's price. Everyone is full range. Nobody is sitting in a tick waiting to farm you.

Start at www.pour.market/pour. Paste the coin. Choose ETH or USDG. Type one amount. The other fills in at the pool's price. Sign from your own wallet.

What you actually hold

You do not hold a Pour IOU. You hold a Uniswap v4 position. Pour never takes custody. The site cannot move the NFT, cannot pause the pool, cannot keep the fee. The registry we deployed is a list with no owner and no funds. Anyone can read it. If Pour the website vanished tomorrow, the position would still be in your wallet, still earning, still withdrawable on a contract Uniswap wrote.

See what you have on www.pour.market/positions. Collect fees sends the accrued 0.30% to you. Withdraw all sends the fees and the liquidity. The pool stays. The next person can still pour.

Swap on Pour fills the Pour pool whenever it can take the size, so the 0.30% is actually paid to whoever poured. You can switch to best price if another pool quotes more. The route is on the screen before you sign. www.pour.market/swap.

Which coins

Any ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain. A coin that graduated last week. A tokenised stock. A coin whose launchpad went quiet and whose holders are still sitting in a four ETH market. If it has an address, it can have a Pour pool.

Say it plainly, what Pour does not do. It does not give you the fee on a locked launch pool. That fee is written into the original pool and belongs to its creator. Claim it on Positions. Pour's fee is a separate 0.30% on the swaps that go through the Pour pool. Volume goes where the fill is. Over time that is where the routers will go too, including ours.

The risk, stated

Providing liquidity is not free money. A pool sells the coin as it rises and buys it as it falls. If the coin moves a lot, you will hold less value than if you had simply held both sides. The fee is what you are paid for taking that on. Some pools will cover it. Some will not. Pour shows you the numbers and gets out of the way.

The coin itself is still the coin. Pour lists any ERC-20. It does not audit them. A hidden mint, a tax, a blacklist is the same thing inside a pool as it was outside one.

Uniswap v4 is audited and already holds a great deal of value. Pour adds one small registry that holds nothing. Read the contracts on the Robinhood Chain explorer if you want the addresses. The how-it-works page has them all: www.pour.market/docs.

Use it

Pour lives at https://www.pour.market. The account is @pourdotmarket. The product is the pool. Whoever fills it gets the fee.

Launch a coinRead how it works