Terms

Cinder is an interface to a set of smart contracts on Robinhood Chain. The contracts create tokens, run bonding curves, open liquidity pools and distribute fees. This website only talks to them.

We do not hold your funds, your tokens or your keys at any point. Every action you take here is a transaction you sign yourself and send to a public blockchain. We cannot reverse it, cancel it, freeze it or recover it, and neither can anybody else.

• Your wallet and its keys. Lose them and the funds are gone — there is no reset.
• What you buy. Tokens launched here are created by anyone who pays the launch fee. We do not vet them, endorse them, or check whether their creator is honest.
• Your own tax and legal position, and whether using this is lawful where you are.
• Anything you launch: its name, its image, its claims, and whether you have the right to use them.

Most memecoins go to zero. That is not a risk disclosure written to be safe, it is what happens. Prices move sharply, liquidity can vanish, and a token’s creator can sell everything they hold at any moment unless they locked it — and whether they did is shown on the token’s page precisely because it matters.

Trade only what you are willing to lose entirely. Nothing here is investment advice, and nothing here is a prediction.

Launching costs a fixed fee. Every trade pays a platform fee plus whatever surcharge the token’s creator chose, up to 10%. The exact rate for any token is shown before you trade it and is readable from the contracts. Fees are split between the creator, the buyback pot and the platform; the split is in the contracts and described in the docs.

We may change the fees that apply to new launches. A token keeps the terms it was created with, permanently — that is enforced by the contract, not by this policy.

A share of all fees funds a daily buyback of tokens that rose on real volume. How winners are chosen is described in the docs and decided by a contract, not by us. No token is guaranteed to be chosen, and being chosen guarantees nothing about its price.

• Launch tokens impersonating a real person, company or brand you do not represent.
• Use this to launder money or to evade sanctions.
• Attack the contracts or this service — including manipulating the buyback ranking, spamming launches to fill storage, or overwhelming the API.
• Upload illegal content as a token image or description.

We can stop serving this website to anybody, and we can decline to show a token in our interface. We cannot remove a token from the blockchain, and we would not be able to even if we wanted to.

This is provided as is. Smart contracts can contain bugs, and ours have been reviewed but not formally audited by an external firm. The website can go down, the indexer can be wrong, and a price shown here can differ from what a trade executes at.

To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses arising from using this — including lost funds, lost profits, failed transactions or data that turned out to be wrong.

These terms can change. The date at the top says when they last did. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept it. The contracts, by contrast, do not change: what is deployed stays deployed.