Straight answers

FAQ: basics and safety

8 questions on what KABOOM! is, which chains it supports and how your wallet stays safe. Launches on KABOOM! are open on Solana mainnet. You sign every transaction yourself, the app has no deposit account and no database of balances, and the Robinhood Chain contracts have not been audited.

Basics, wallets and safety

What is KABOOM!?

KABOOM! is a multichain token launchpad for Solana and Robinhood Chain. Launches on KABOOM! are open on Solana mainnet. On an open network you create a token on a bonding curve and trade it there. Solana coin pages show how much the maker holds, how the maker allocation vests, whether the liquidity is locked and what the fees are. Robinhood Chain coin pages show who deployed the coin, how open the launch was and the creator fees. Every number is read from the chain when the page loads.

How coins are scored

Which blockchains does KABOOM! support?

Two: Solana and Robinhood Chain. On Solana, coins launch on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve and move to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool when the curve completes. On Robinhood Chain, coins launch on PONS, a token launch protocol deployed on Robinhood Chain; the KABOOM! hub contract (deploying as soon as the deployer is funded) would create the coin and make the first buys in one transaction.

Robinhood Chain launchpad guide

Is KABOOM! live on mainnet?

Partly. On Solana, everything is open on mainnet with real SOL at stake: launching, trading and the trading tools, every transaction signed by your own wallet. Robinhood Chain: activating, contracts deploy as soon as the deployer is funded. The KABOOM! hub and fee splitter are unaudited. Coin pages can read Solana mainnet pools either way, and each launch page says when its network has no launch config.

Will my token go up in value?

Nobody can promise that, and KABOOM! does not. A launchpad gives you a token and a visible set of rules, not buyers. The price of a new token can drop to zero within minutes. Nothing on this site is financial advice. Never put in more than you can afford to lose.

Which wallets can I use?

On Solana, the app finds browser wallets through the Wallet Standard, and it can also sign with a wallet from the built-in vault. On Robinhood Chain it uses an EVM browser wallet. You sign every transaction yourself.

What is the wallet vault?

The vault keeps extra wallets in this browser, encrypted with a password you choose (scrypt and AES-256-GCM). You can fund all of them in one approval, trade from them and sweep the balances back. The keys stay in your browser, so export a backup: if you lose the browser data and the backup, nobody can recover those wallets.

Wallet vault

Does KABOOM! hold my funds?

No. You sign every transaction in your own wallet, and trades go straight to the on-chain programs: Meteora or Raydium on Solana, PONS on Robinhood Chain. KABOOM! has no deposit account and no database of balances. Trading fees accrue on-chain in the pool, and the platform wallet claims its share from there.

Are the Robinhood Chain contracts audited?

No. The KABOOM! hub and the fee splitter on Robinhood Chain have not been audited and deploy as soon as the deployer is funded, and the launch page says so. Sending to Robinhood Chain mainnet from your own wallet switches on, without an audit, as soon as the hub is deployed. Only put in what you can afford to lose.

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