The house token is the catch: the seat a launchpad keeps at its own table, the exit wearing a logo. Sling keeps nothing of the kind. The contracts are open source and frozen at birth, the liquidity can never leave, and the machine works only for the token and whoever launched it, taking its 10% in the open. Nothing of ours to dump, nothing to pull, nothing to trust. Read the code instead.
The house keeps 10%.
The other 90% never leaves the table.
A launchpad that holds its own token runs two businesses: the tokens it launches, and the token it keeps. Fees orbit the second one. Attention orbits the second one. Eventually, the exit runs through the second one.
Sling runs one business, and the margin is printed on the receipt: 10%, in the open. We deleted the second business before it could exist. There is no $SLING — not "later", not "for the community", not ever promised. The launches are the product. The loop is the point.
Two shares leave the track — the creator's and ours. The 40% stays on it: collected permissionlessly, swapped into the token through its own pool, and parked at 0xdEaD, out of circulation forever. Every turn of the wheel is a buy the market didn't have to make.
Burn boost — the creator's one knob: at creation, a creator may move up to 50 points of their own 50% into the burn, permanently. A token can launch anywhere from BURN 40% to BURN 90%, and the number is printed on its card forever. It comes out of the creator's own share — the 40% burn floor and the 10% never move.
Trust nothing. Check everything. Each line ships with a proof link the day contracts hit mainnet.
Proof links wire to verified sources on robinhoodchain.blockscout.com at mainnet deploy.
Nobody else returns a wei to the tokens themselves — and every one of them holds a platform token whose exit dilutes its own users. Sling's 40% goes into the only asset that matters here: the one being traded. Absence of a house token isn't a missing feature. It's the feature.
Creators claim in public. Burns and graduations post themselves, with proof links. Keepers get paid to keep the wheel turning. Artifacts below come from the growth-kit demo — simulated data, real code.
$CURFEW graduated: pool FDV crossed 20 ETH. The 2% wallet cap is now off, permanently.
Lifetime burned: 12.4M tokens.
proof: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0x0c1d73…d4f6
Anyone who calls recycle() earns 1% of the WETH burned, same transaction, no registration. Run it from a Telegram bot, a cron job, a Raspberry Pi. The flywheel pays its own operators — that is what "doesn't need us" means.
read run-a-keeper.mdName, ticker, image. Optional dev-buy and burn boost. The pool exists and prices before the block is old.
No bonding curve, no graduation cliff, no migration event. Your wallet, the pool, nothing of ours in the middle.
The creator claims their 50% anytime, in both currencies. The 40% burn runs permissionlessly — keepers race to trigger it because it pays them.
Sling is a deployer. No roadmap. No Discord. No promises. No admin keys. No house token. The contracts are immutable. The liquidity is locked forever. 50% of every fee is the creator's; 40% burns the token itself, automatically; 10% is the house's, and the house says so out loud.
We built the loop instead of a token because a loop can't be dumped, paused, seized, or talked into a bad decision. Don't trust us today — read the constants in a year. They will say the same thing. We may disappear tomorrow. The protocol won't.
SLING · ROBINHOOD CHAIN · 2026