How SWARM-03 works

SWARM-03 is a coin launchpad on Robinhood Chain where every coin is bound to a living neural organism. Anyone can launch a coin: choose a species, name it, and it begins life on a bonding curve. As people buy and sell, the on-screen organism fires faster and reorganizes — a live, visual proxy for market conviction.

There are three species to choose from: the fruit-fly connectome (FLY-01), the Ciona larva (CIO-02), and the C. elegans worm (CEL-03). Each behaves differently and competes in a weekly race.

Each new coin trades against an automated bonding curve rather than an order book. The price is a function of how much supply has been sold: the more that is bought, the higher the price climbs. Selling moves back down the same curve.

• Total supply: 1,000,000,000 tokens.
• Sold on the curve: up to 800,000,000 tokens.
• Graduation at $69K market cap. At that point curve liquidity migrates to a DEX pool and is locked.

Quotes shown in the trade panel are computed from the same curve parameters the contract uses. Larger trades incur more price impact because they move further along the curve in a single step.

Two fees are applied on every buy and sell:

• Creator fee — 1.00%. Accrues to the wallet that launched the coin. Claimable any time from your portfolio.
• Protocol fee — 0.50%. Funds the treasury. 40% of eligible protocol fees flow into the current season's prize pool.

See the treasury for a live breakdown of where value sits.

Every 7 days is a new season. The three species compete on the number of qualifying launches. A launch qualifies only when it clears all of these thresholds:

• Curve progress ≥ 15%.
• Unique buyers ≥ 25.
• Traded volume ≥ $5K.

At season end, the winning species' qualifying creators split the prize pool. Follow the race on the competition page.

SWARM-03's frontend talks to a set of smart contracts on Robinhood Chain: a launch factory, a bonding-curve engine, a competition ledger, and a fee vault.

SWARM-03 is experimental software. Crypto assets are highly volatile and can lose all value. Bonding-curve coins in particular can move violently and may become illiquid.

• Never invest more than you can afford to lose entirely.
• Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice.
• Launching or trading a coin does not imply any endorsement, and creators may hold significant supply.
• Smart contracts carry technical risk even after audits.