How TickUp works

The inscription launchpad for Robinhood Chain — meme & RWA. This document explains the product logic, the $TICK token, and how fees create value for holders.

Overview

TickUp lets anyone turn an idea into an on-chain asset in one click. You inscribe — mint an NFT whose metadata (name, ticker, supply, image) lives fully on-chain. From there you choose your path: keep it and sell it as an NFT, convert it into a fixed-supply ERC-20, or launch it as a token on a bonding curve that anyone can trade. The whole journey happens on one page, with no code.

The platform is deliberately simple for web2 users, and native to Robinhood Chain — where meme culture and tokenized real-world assets (RWA) live side by side.

Why TickUp

• One page, one click. Create, sell, or launch without technical steps.
• Trustless assets. Tokens have a fixed supply, no owner, no hidden mint, no transfer tax — verifiable from the bytecode.
• Value that comes back. Fees don't just disappear — they buy real-world assets and buy back $TICK (see Revenue engine).
• Meme + RWA. The same rails serve a meme launch and a tokenized real-world asset.

Inscriptions

A TickUp token is a JSON inscription — an EVM-native inscription standard on Robinhood Chain with three operations:

• deploy — define a ticker with a max supply and a per-mint limit.
• mint — mint amt of the ticker; repeatable until the max supply is filled.
• transfer — the tradeable balance (buy / sell).

A mint inscription looks like this:

{
  "p": "erc-20",
  "op": "mint",
  "tick": "tick",
  "amt": "1000"
}

Each mint is amt = 1000. With a max supply of 21,000,000 and a mint limit of 1,000, exactly 21,000 mints fill the supply — the 21,000 × 1,000 = 21,000,000 model.

Launch lifecycle

Sell · Convert · Launch

Converting or launching locks the original NFT as the on-chain certificate, so an inscription is either a collectible NFT or a token — never double-spent.

The bonding curve

A launched token trades on a constant-product curve with a virtual base offset (so the start price is finite and non-zero). Buyers pay the native coin and receive tokens; sellers return tokens for the native coin. Every payout rounds in the curve's favour, so the curve can never pay out more than it holds — no drain.

When enough native has been collected the token graduates: all collected native + the unsold tokens become DEX liquidity, and the LP is burned (permanently locked). Curve trading then closes and the token lives on the DEX.

$TICK tokenomics

A membership NFT is the unit of belonging: it maps to 1,000 TICK and is the vehicle through which the community shares in the platform's success.

Revenue engine

Every fee generated on TickUp flows into a single router and is split three ways. Instead of a direct payout stream, value returns to holders indirectly but durably — through assets that back the token and through continuous buy pressure.

The split and destinations are configurable by governance and enforced on-chain (the three shares must always sum to 100%). Buyback and RWA-purchase execution live in dedicated modules.

Fee breakdown

All platform-side fees converge on the revenue engine and are distributed 50 / 30 / 20 as above.

Security

• Trustless tokens: fixed supply, no owner, no post-launch mint, no tax — the opposite of hidden-mint / tax tokens.
• Curve solvency: constant-product invariant with curve-favourable rounding — payouts can never exceed reserves.
• Locked liquidity: on graduation the LP is burned, so it can't be pulled.
• Guarded contracts: reentrancy guards and checks-effects-interactions on every value path.
• Fair sequencing: creation is gated until the planned open date; $TICK launches first.

Roadmap

Contracts

Core contracts on Robinhood Chain (addresses published at launch):