13 · Launch a coin (testnet) — blocked on siblings

Status: not built. This example is supposed to launch a memecoin on Robinhood Chain testnet (46630) via hood-launcher's direct rail. That package doesn't exist yet in the robinhood/ workspace — see the root README's SDK feedback for the full picture of what's shipped vs. pending.

What's missing

hood-launcher — a launch client for NOXA and The Odyssey (prompt 08 in prompts/robinhood-chain/), wrapping the raw factory calldata documented in hoodchain's launchpads.ts (NOXA_ADDRESSES.launchFactory, ODYSSEY_ADDRESSES.bondingCurveFactory) into a single launch({ name, symbol, initialBuy }) call.

What this example will do once it exists

ROBINHOOD_CHAIN_PRIVATE_KEY=0x... node index.js --name "Test Coin" --symbol TEST

launching a real token on testnet 46630 from faucet-funded ETH, printing the new token address, the launch tx hash, and an explorer link — the same funded-key pattern as example 04.

Owner action

Build hood-launcher (prompt 08), then this example becomes a real testnet launch script. Note the faucet is currently owner-blocked (Turnstile + Google Sign-In gate) independent of this — see example 04's README for that detail.

Built by nirholas · three.ws