FAQ

No. It trades against the stock token, but its price is set only by people buying and selling the coin. It gives no claim on the company. See pair assets.

Only the network fee. You can also make the first buy in the same transaction. See launching.

A failed trade only costs the network fee. Nothing else moves. The most common cause is the price moving past your slippage setting: try again, or raise slippage a little. See trading.

Paying with a token (not ETH or SOL) takes one approval so the curve can take exactly that amount. The site only ever asks for the exact amount, never unlimited access.

When its curve sells out, which takes about 85 SOL of value (roughly $10K) in the pair asset. See the bonding curve.

Yes. On Robinhood Chain you can keep trading here through Uniswap. Solana coins trade on Raydium or any Solana aggregator.

30% of the curve's trading fees, and on Solana 1% of trading volume after graduation too, in the pair asset, claimable any time from Rewards. See creator rewards.

Moderators may have hidden it, or its name breaks the community rules. It still exists on-chain, and holders still own it.

If its pair asset's issuer paused the token (Robinhood can pause stock tokens), trading on that curve stops until the issuer unpauses it.

Stock tokens aren't available everywhere, and some issuers restrict who may hold them. You're responsible for the laws that apply to you. See the risks.