Reference

Contracts & chain

Every Outlaw.fun contract is deployed and verified on Robinhood Chain. Here are the addresses, the chain parameters, the events the app indexes, and how to check all of it yourself.

Contract addresses

All contracts are verified on Blockscout — click any address to read the source, the ABI, and live state.

ContractAddressRole
LaunchpadFactory0x864014…1efF06Deploys tokens and opens their bonding curves
CurveMarket0xB16978…778Fc7Prices buys/sells, holds curve state, runs graduation
FeeSplitter0xd66D18…1056EdImmutable 80/20 treasury / trader-rewards split
Uniswap V2 Factory0x8bcEaA…17937fCreates the token/WETH pair at graduation
WETH0x0Bd7D3…AcAD73Wrapped ETH paired against graduated tokens

Individual meme tokens are deployed on demand by the factory, so each has its own address — find it on the token's page or via the TokenCreated event.

Chain parameters

NetworkRobinhood Chain
Chain ID4663
TypeArbitrum Orbit EVM rollup (settles to Ethereum)
Gas tokenETH
RPC URLhttps://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
Explorerhttps://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com

Key events

The interface and indexer are built entirely on public on-chain events. The three you'll care about most:

EventEmitted when
TokenCreatedA new token is launched by the LaunchpadFactory.
TradeAny buy or sell executes on a token's bonding curve.
GraduatedA token fills its curve and seeds its Uniswap V2 pool.

Verify everything yourself

Nothing here needs to be taken on trust. To audit the protocol end-to-end:

  1. Open any contract above on Blockscout and confirm the green verified badge — the deployed bytecode matches published source.
  2. Read the Read Contract tab to see live curve reserves, the fee split, and per-token state, then reproduce a quote with the published math.
  3. Check the FeeSplitter to confirm the 80/20 split is fixed, and the CurveMarket for the graduation-fee cap.
  4. After a token graduates, look up its Uniswap V2 pair and confirm the LP balance sits at a dead address — proof the liquidity is burned.

Point your own tools at it

Because it's a standard EVM chain, you can query all of this with viem, ethers, cast, or a plain eth_call against the RPC. The addresses above are the entire surface area.