Turn tokenized assets back into ETH or SOL

Because the coin was paired against a tokenized asset rather than the chain's own currency. A Pons coin on Robinhood Chain can be paired with QQQ, SPY, USDG or any of the other assets Pons approves, and a stonk.fun coin on Solana can be paired with an xStock such as SPYx or NVDAx. Everything that coin pays you — its tax, and whatever you get when you sell — arrives in that asset. This page turns it back into ETH or SOL.

On Robinhood Chain, through Uniswap v3: every pool from your asset to ETH is quoted, straight to wrapped ETH or through USDG, and the best one is used. On Solana, through Jupiter, which routes across every Solana venue. Both quotes are live, and the swap carries a minimum out, so it fails rather than filling for less than you were shown.

Only the network's own fees, and the fee the pool charges, which is already in the quote. hoodlums.wtf takes nothing for a swap. On Robinhood Chain that's gas, which measured about 0.00002 ETH, plus a one-time approval the first time you swap an asset. On Solana it's the 0.000005 SOL signature fee and a priority fee, plus rent for a wrapped SOL account that the same transaction closes and gives straight back.

Price impact is how much your own swap moves the pool's price: a big swap in a thin pool gets a worse rate, and the preview shows it before you click. Slippage is the room left for the price to move between the preview and the swap, which is 1% here. The swap carries the minimum that leaves, so if the price moves further the swap fails and your asset stays in your wallet.

The launch wallet you've selected, right here in your browser, the same way it signs a launch. Your key never leaves the browser, and no service that quotes or routes the swap ever sees it.

Those already have a swap of their own. Flap sends a coin's tax straight to the wallet that launched it, so on BNB Chain the payouts and their swap to BNB sit with that coin under My deploys.