ace

Protocol

Transparency

Ace is a pseudonymously maintained, non-custodial interface. This page separates immutable launch properties from the parts contributors can still administer.

Ace is experimental software maintained by pseudonymous contributors. These documents describe the interface as it exists today and are not a substitute for advice from qualified counsel in a contributor's or user's jurisdiction.

What is decentralized

  • Your wallet signs and submits every launch, approval, buy, sell, and claim transaction.
  • A launched token and its Uniswap V4 pool exist on Robinhood Chain independently of this website.
  • The pool uses no hook, and its position NFT is held by a locker with no liquidity-withdrawal or arbitrary-call function.
  • Each launch snapshots its token supply, opening economics, pool fee, fee split, fee recipient, holder-sharing choice, pair asset, and metadata.
  • Closing this website cannot reverse a confirmed launch or remove its onchain market.

What is still maintained

  • The website, media uploads, database index, charts, RPC configuration, and token discovery experience are hosted services and can change or become unavailable.
  • The factory owner can enable or pause new launches, manage launcher access, and change the creation fee, base fee, protocol share, creator-tax ceiling, quote pricing, and fee recipient for future launches.
  • The launch forwarder and quote-pricing sources can be updated. Already launched pools keep the terms stored for that launch.
  • The protocol fee wallet receives the creation fee and protocol share. Its address is public onchain even when its controller is pseudonymous.

Ace therefore uses “non-custodial” and “decentralized smart contracts” in a limited, technical sense. It does not claim the frontend, indexer, or future-launch policy is ownerless or censorship-proof.

Replacement deployment

Launch factory Liquidity locker Fee escrow Launch deployer Position minter Quote pricer Launch-and-buy router Protocol fee recipient

These are the pinned addresses for the repaired deployment. New launches remain paused until its code and configuration pass the live checks. An address listed here does not by itself prove deployment. Contract addresses are public identifiers, not secrets.

Existing coins and legacy fees

Coins created before the replacement keep their original pools and trading contracts; their positions and fee balances are not automatically migrated. The earlier fee escrow has a confirmed accounting issue involving callback-capable pair tokens. The replacement fixes that code for new launches, not for immutable older positions.

Legacy factory Legacy router Legacy escrow Legacy locker

Market data and review limits

Charts and trade history come from a shared, delayed onchain index. Candle prices and volume are in the paired asset, not a guaranteed dollar valuation. Historical backfill and temporary RPC outages can leave gaps, which the interface labels. A fresh wallet simulation—not the chart—is used before a trade.

The code has undergone first-party engineering tests, including local copies of mainnet. It has not received an independent security audit, and neither the tests nor terminal warning labels guarantee safety. Spot pricing and arbitrary custom tokens carry manipulation and liquidity risks.

No custody or endorsement

Contributors do not receive your seed phrase or take custody of assets through the Ace interface. Non-custodial does not mean risk-free: malicious tokens, wallet compromise, smart-contract defects, price manipulation, and permanent losses remain possible. Read the Risk Disclosures and Terms.