Everything about PadQuiver, in one place.

Overview

PadQuiver lets anyone launch a token on Robinhood Chain where a share of every trade is paid straight to holders as a real reward asset. Instead of a token that only goes up or down, holders keep earning simply by holding.

PadQuiver never holds your funds. Every launch and trade is a transaction your own wallet asks you to approve; the site only reads public on-chain data. Every launch ships with permanently locked liquidity and a source-verified contract, so buyers can trust the market they are trading into.

How rewards work

When you launch a token, a Uniswap v3 liquidity pool is created and the position is locked inside the token's distributor contract. From then on:

• Every buy and sell pays a small trading fee into the pool (the fee tier the creator picked).
• Those fees are collected on-chain via collect() and swapped into the token's chosen reward asset.
• The reward is distributed to holders in proportion to how much they hold, sent to their wallets automatically.

Harvest is public — no bot, no operator

Collecting-and-distributing is done by a public harvest() call that anyone can trigger; a small tip is paid to whoever calls it, so the market triggers it on its own. There is no keeper bot to fail and no admin who can pause it. Swaps compute their own minimum output from a manipulation-resistant reference (pool TWAP), so no trusted operator is needed.

Launching a token

A launch deploys everything in a single transaction: the ERC-20 token, the locked v3 liquidity, and the reward distributor. There is no presale — the entire supply goes into the pool.

1. Connect your wallet on Robinhood Chain.
2. Name it — set the name, symbol and total supply.
3. Pick the reward holders will earn (USDG, ETH or a tokenized stock) and a trading-fee tier.
4. Optional — make a first buy in the same launch tx (pump.fun style), and add a logo, banner and social links.
5. Launch. The pool is created and locked, and your token is live and tradable right away.

Leftover tokens are burned and any overpaid creation fee is refunded. After launch, only the creator can attach the profile (logo / banner / links) by signing one free message.

Trading & pricing

Open any token to see its live chart, transactions and holders, and trade straight from your wallet. Prices come from each token's own Uniswap v3 pool — the chart and market cap are computed from real swaps, not an oracle.

• Choose Buy or Sell and enter an amount, or use the 25% / 50% / 75% / MAX shortcuts.
• See a live you receive estimate before you sign.
• Set your max slippage (1% / 3% / 5% or custom); the page shows the minimum you will receive after slippage.
• Confirm one transaction in your wallet. Selling asks for a one-time approval the first time.

Every token has a shareable page at quiver.army/token/<address> and shows the wallet that created it, the reward asset, live holders, and each holder's earned rewards and hold time.

Reward types

The creator picks what holders earn. Options include:

The reward asset must be convertible from WETH on-chain, otherwise the harvest could not swap the collected fees into it — the launch form only lets you pick assets that pass this check.

Fees

The creator selects a trading-fee tier at launch: 0.05%, 0.3% or 1% per trade (1% recommended for the highest holder rewards). The large majority of that fee is paid to holders as rewards; a small platform fee sustains the service.

There is no fee to hold and no transfer tax — the token is a plain ERC-20. Rewards you have earned are always yours. A creation fee is charged once at launch (refunded if overpaid).

Liquidity: locked, not burned

The single most important thing about any reward token is what happens to its liquidity (the LP). Here is exactly how PadQuiver does it.

"Burned" almost always means "locked"

Many launchpads advertise "LP burned." Taken literally, burning the LP destroys the claim to it forever — including the fees it earns. On a modern Uniswap v3 pool you cannot both burn the LP and keep collecting its fees: the moment the position is sent to a dead address, nobody can ever collect a unit of fees from it again. So "burned" nearly always means locked. PadQuiver does the locked version — in the strongest possible way.

How the lock works

A Uniswap v3 position holds two separate things: the principal (the pooled liquidity) and the fees it has earned — two independent buckets. PadQuiver puts the position NFT inside the token's distributor contract, which exposes collect() for fees and has no function to withdraw, decrease or move the liquidity. The code to pull it simply does not exist — so it can never be pulled, by anyone, ever. This is stronger than a burn because it is enforced by immutable code you can read (see the proof ↓), not by a promise.

Security model

• Liquidity locked forever. The LP is held by the token's distributor contract, which has no withdraw / decreaseLiquidity function — only fee collection. Not even the platform can pull it.
• Ownerless rewards. The distributor cannot be redirected; there is no owner/admin who can change where fees flow. The platform can only perform secondary-pool exclusion.
• No transfer tax. The token is a plain ERC-20 — wallet-to-wallet transfers are untouched, and a taxed token could not even trade on Uniswap v3.
• Fixed supply. The whole supply is minted once into the pool at launch; there is no mint function to inflate it later.
• Reentrancy-guarded, no keeper. Harvest is public and reentrancy-guarded; there is no bot that can be shut off or trusted.
• Verified contracts. Every token and distributor is source-verified on the explorer — anyone can read exactly what it does.

Contracts & addresses

PadQuiver runs on Robinhood Chain (Chain ID 4663). These are the shared protocol addresses — verify each on the explorer:

Per-token addresses

Each launched token has its own three addresses — the token, its pool, and its distributor (which holds the locked LP and pays rewards). Find them on any token's page (the address is shown and copyable, with an explorer link) or programmatically at quiver.army/api/tokens.

On-chain proof

You never have to take our word for any of this — every claim is verifiable:

• Read the deployed code. Open any token's distributor on the explorer, go to the Contract tab: it is source-verified. You will find a collect() path for fees and no decreaseLiquidity / withdraw for the liquidity. The lock is the absence of code — if a withdraw function existed, you would see it.
• Read the source. The full contracts are open-source on GitHub: PadQuiverDistributor.sol · PadQuiverToken.sol · PadQuiverFactory.sol — compare the compiled code to what is verified on-chain.
• Watch the money move. Every reward payout is a public transaction. Each token page lists Recent payouts and, per holder, the exact reward earned — all traceable on the explorer.

Risk disclosures

PadQuiver is infrastructure for launching and trading tokens — not financial advice, and not an endorsement of any token launched on it. Please understand:

• Tokens can lose all value. Launches are volatile, can be thinly traded, and may go to zero. Never spend more than you can afford to lose.
• Impersonation. Names, symbols and logos can be copied. Always confirm the exact token address before buying.
• Rewards depend on volume. Rewards come from trading fees — if a token stops trading, rewards slow or stop. Advertised APR is an estimate from recent activity, not a promise.
• Tokenized-stock rewards pay out during market hours and are tokenized exposure via Robinhood, not the underlying share.
• Self-custody. You approve and sign every transaction from your own wallet. PadQuiver cannot access, move or recover your funds.
• Smart-contract risk. Contracts are verified and designed to be unruggable on liquidity, but no code is risk-free. Do your own research.

Network

Connecting your wallet on quiver.army will prompt you to add or switch to Robinhood Chain automatically.

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