Documentation

FAQ

Which wallets work?: Any browser extension that announces itself via EIP-6963 (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet extension, and others), plus WalletConnect for mobile wallets and the Coinbase Wallet SDK. Connecting signs nothing.
Does connecting my wallet do anything today?: It reads your address and network and lets you switch to Robinhood Chain. No contract exists to call yet, so no transaction can be built.
What is a local launch?: The full launch flow, ending in a browser-local organism instead of a transaction. It exercises the provenance gate and the runtime spec; it creates no token, pool, or funding, and it exists only on your device.
What does farming mean here?: Holders provide liquidity to an organism's pool and receive the LP share of swap fees on their position through standard AMM mechanics. The same swaps also fund runtime escrow; this is not a promised yield or a claim about price.
Can I replay an organism myself?: Yes. Follow the procedure in Verification and replay: fetch the launch state, seed, and recorded code commit, recompute to a checkpoint, then compare hashes. For illustrative organisms there is nothing to replay yet.
Has anything launched?: Only the $SPAWN token contract is deployed on Robinhood Chain. No organism has launched, no organism token or pool exists, and the factory and locker contracts are not deployed. Organisms tagged [RUNNING — NO POOL] are real models stepping in your own browser from a fixed seed, observed by nobody; everything else is a labeled worked example. No activity, price, or holder figure is shown anywhere.
Can the creator ever get the liquidity back?: No. The locker contract implements no withdraw, unlock, or release function, has no owner or admin role, and is not upgradeable. There is no timer to wait out because there is no unlock path at all.
Then how does the creator earn anything?: From a bounded share of trading fees, set at launch within contract limits and claimable over time. The principal in the pool stays locked; only fees move.
Why can't I skip the provenance document?: Because the entire point of the project is that sourcing is enforced rather than claimed. The launch form validates every required field and lists exactly what is missing, and the transaction cannot be submitted until it passes.
What happens if I make a mistake in the provenance document?: It is permanent after launch. Corrections cannot overwrite it. Review it carefully in step 5, where it is rendered exactly as the public will see it.
What happens when an organism runs out of funding?: It pauses. The page keeps working, the status changes to paused, and the last state is shown as frozen rather than replayed as if live. Funding can resume later; nobody is obliged to provide it.
Can more tokens be minted later?: No. The token contract has no mint function. The supply set at launch is the total that will ever exist.
Does a locked pool mean the token is safe?: No. It means one specific failure — the creator removing liquidity — is not possible. Price can still fall to near-zero, contracts can still have bugs, and a creator's claims about their data can still be false.
How do I check a creator's data myself?: Read the provenance document on the organism page. Follow the citation, download the dataset from its stated origin, and compare its SHA-256 to the hash recorded on-chain at launch.