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How to Launch a Token on Torch (Robinhood Chain)

We launched our own token on Torch on 23 October 2026. Here is how Torch works, the launch step by step, the settings you cannot change afterwards, and what to do in the first hour.

Lucian Budeanu · CEO & Founder

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To launch a token on Torch, connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain at torchpad.fun, pick a preset, add the name, ticker, image and links, set the fees, and launch. It is one transaction: the whole supply goes straight into a Uniswap v4 pool, with no bonding curve and no graduation step, the liquidity is locked for good, and the token gets an address ending in 1111. The fees you set at creation cannot be changed later, so decide them first.

We launched our own token, $LOUD, on Torch on 23 October 2026. This guide is what we would tell a team doing the same: how Torch works, the launch step by step, the decisions to make before you press the button, what to do in the first hour, and the free week of our Agent for Torch tokens that pass $50K.

How Torch works#

Torch is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Many launchpads sell a new token on a bonding curve first and move it to a regular pool only once the curve sells out. Torch skips that step: the token is created and its pool opened in the same transaction, so it trades in a normal pool from the first block.

On Torch, when we launched
ChainRobinhood Chain
LaunchOne transaction, straight into a Uniswap v4 pool
Bonding curveNone, so no graduation step
SupplyAll of it goes into the pool at launch
LiquidityLocked for good
FeesA tax set at creation and fixed after it; Torch keeps a share
Where the fees goYour choice of creator fees, buyback and burn, and holder rewards
Contract addressA vanity address ending in 1111, mined by Torch for every launch

The launchpad’s contracts are listed in Torch’s docs. The 1111 ending is a handy first check, but not proof on its own: anyone can mine an address like that with enough tries. The proof is the launchpad’s own launch event on chain, which also names the wallet that launched the token.

How to launch a token on Torch, step by step#

The film at the top of this post walks through Torch’s own launch wizard. The steps are the same:

  1. 1

    Connect your wallet

    On torchpad.fun, on Robinhood Chain. This wallet becomes the token’s creator on chain, so use the one you will keep. It is also the wallet that claims our free Agent week later.

  2. 2

    Pick a preset

    Torch offers presets as a starting point for the launch settings. Read what each one sets before you choose it.

  3. 3

    Add the details

    Name, ticker, image and links. Spell the name and ticker exactly as they appear everywhere else: on your site, on X and in the films you will post.

  4. 4

    Set the fees

    The tax and how your share of it is split. This is fixed at creation, so it is the one decision you cannot undo.

  5. 5

    Launch

    One transaction. The token is created, its pool opened and the liquidity locked in the same step.

  6. 6

    Go live

    The token goes live on its own Torch page, at app.torchpad.fun/trade/robinhood/ followed by your contract address. That is the trading link to share.

Decisions to make before you press Launch#

Most of the work in a Torch launch happens before the transaction, because the important settings cannot change after it. These are the choices we made for $LOUD, and why.

  • The tax. $LOUD has a 2% tax on buys only, fixed for good at launch. A tax is paid on every trade, by every holder, forever, including our own customers who pay for videos with the token, so we kept it small.
  • The split. Torch keeps 30% of the tax. Of the rest, half buys back and burns $LOUD on every buy, done by Torch’s contract, and half goes to running loudscene. We set holder rewards to zero, because $LOUD is made for paying, not for holding.
  • Claiming creator fees. When we launched, Torch’s rules said creator fees left unclaimed for 60 days are lost, so put claiming them on the calendar.
  • The team’s tokens. We said beforehand that the team would buy about 5% of the supply at creation and lock it on a public locker. Announce yours before the launch, and lock it where anyone can read the lock.
  • No presale. With the whole supply in the pool, everyone buys from the same pool at the same terms.

Write these decisions down on one page before launch day. Our $LOUD page is ours: what the token is for, the tax, the burns and the team lock in plain words.

What to do in the first hour after launch#

  1. Publish the contract in one place. A page with the contract, your accounts and where to trade, linked from everything. A fake group using our name appeared the day after our launch; our official links page is what we point people to.
  2. Pin it everywhere. The contract and the official page, pinned in your Telegram group and on X.
  3. Check your cashtag on X. X links some cashtags to another token with the same ticker. Ours is one of them, so on X we write the name out instead.
  4. Point people at the chain. Our free trust check reads any Robinhood Chain token: burns, locks with their unlock dates, and for Torch launches the wallet that launched it and what it still holds. Share your token’s report instead of asking people to trust you.
  5. Post the launch film. The idea, the name and ticker, the facts and the contract. Our token launch video guide covers what to show.
  6. Plan day four now. The hard part is the month after launch day. Our 30-day post-launch plan lays it out.

If your tax includes buyback and burn, give people a way to see it. Our Proof of Burn page reads every $LOUD burn from the chain; how to announce a token burn shows how to post them.

A free week of the loudscene Agent for Torch tokens past $50K#

Any token launched on Torch that reaches a $50K market cap can claim the loudscene Agent free for 7 days, once per token. The Agent watches your token and your group, drafts films and daily picture posts for milestones, burns and locks, and sends each one to your team to approve before anything goes out.

  1. 1

    Paste your token

    Its contract address or its Torch link on the Torch offer page. We read the market cap on Dexscreener.

  2. 2

    Pass $50K market cap

    Any Torch launch qualifies once it gets there.

  3. 3

    Sign with the launching wallet

    We check on Robinhood Chain that Torch’s launchpad names it as the creator. It is a signature, not a transaction, so it costs nothing.

When the week ends, the Agent pauses and keeps your settings. You need a free loudscene account to claim it. You can see other projects’ films in the crypto films gallery.

Questions

Asked often.

Does Torch use a bonding curve?

No. When we launched on Torch, a launch was one transaction that put the whole supply straight into a Uniswap v4 pool with the liquidity locked for good, so there is no curve and no graduation step. Check Torch’s docs for the current rules.

Which chain is Torch on?

Robinhood Chain. Every Torch launch gets a vanity contract address ending in 1111, and the launchpad’s contracts are listed in Torch’s docs at docs.torchpad.fun.

Can I change the tax after launching on Torch?

No. The tax and how it is split are set when the token is created and fixed after that, which is why they are the decisions to make first. $LOUD, for example, has a 2% tax on buys only, fixed for good at launch.

How do I verify who launched a Torch token?

Torch’s launchpad emits a launch event naming the token and the wallet that created it. loudscene’s free trust check reads that event for any Torch token on Robinhood Chain and shows the launching wallet and what it holds now.

What is the Torch free week on loudscene?

Tokens launched on Torch that pass a $50K market cap can claim the loudscene Agent free for 7 days, once per token, by signing with the wallet that launched it. The signature is not a transaction and costs nothing.

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