Every token needs a way down.

A launch costs 0.0003 ETH plus network gas, which is a small fraction of a cent on Robinhood Chain. After that, every buy pays 5% of the ETH going in and every sell pays 5% of the ETH coming out. Nothing is charged monthly and there is no listing fee. The full table is on the fees page.

Yes. When a token launches, its pool opens on Uniswap in the same transaction and the pool receipt, the thing that lets someone withdraw that money, is sent to a dead address. Nobody holds the key to that address, so the liquidity cannot be pulled by the creator, by Slipway, or by anyone else. You can check it yourself on the explorer.

They cannot empty the pool and they cannot mint new tokens, because the contracts have no owner and no mint function. What they can still do is sell the tokens they hold, and that pushes the price down. Every token page shows the creator wallet, so look at how much it holds before you buy.

A wallet that works with Robinhood Chain (see the next answer), a little ETH on Robinhood Chain for gas and the launch fee, and a name, a symbol, a short story and a picture for the token. The whole thing is one form and one signature.

Slipway runs on Robinhood Chain, which is still new. A wallet only works here if it lets you add a network that is not built in. When you connect, Slipway asks your wallet to add Robinhood Chain, and you just approve it.

On a computer, use a wallet extension in your browser. MetaMask, Rabby, OKX Wallet and Bitget Wallet all let you add the network. If you have more than one installed, Slipway shows them all and you pick one.

On a phone, open slipway.world inside your wallet app. In Bitget Wallet that is the DApp browser, and in MetaMask it is the browser tab. Then choose your wallet from the list. The WalletConnect option, where you scan a code or jump to the app from Chrome or Safari, only works if your wallet app already supports Robinhood Chain. Bitget Wallet does not show the request that way, so use its DApp browser instead.

An exchange account cannot connect, and neither can a wallet made only for Solana or Bitcoin. If your wallet refuses to add Robinhood Chain, it will not work on Slipway.

Only if the address bar says www.slipway.world. The official X account is @SlipwayfunHood, and the launchpad contract is the address shown at the bottom of every page. Slipway never sends direct messages first and never asks for your seed phrase. Anything you buy, sign or send through another site or account using the Slipway name is outside Slipway, and Slipway is not responsible for it.

Then it sits there with its pool and no volume. The launch fee and the gas are spent either way, and Slipway does not refund them. In a campaign launch it works differently: if the target is missed by the closing date, the backers get their ETH back and the token never opens.