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incentifi.fun — the launchpad that pays holders back incentifi.fun is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain built around a single principle: when a token falls, some of the value should return to the people holding it, not only to those who exited first. How it works Every trade carries a 2% fee, split evenly. One percent goes to the token's creator. The other one percent funds a loss-reward pool for that token. Holders whose position is below their cost basis are allocated rewards from that pool every five minutes and may claim them at any time. The calculation is automatic and the record is on-chain. Payouts in ETH or stock At launch, a creator selects the asset the pool pays out in — ETH, or any of roughly two dozen tokenised US equities available on Robinhood Chain, including Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, Alphabet, and the S&P 500 ETF. Holders of a token configured for AAPL receive AAPL directly to their wallet at claim time, purchased on-chain at the moment of the claim with price protection. If a stock cannot be safely acquired, the claim is paid in ETH instead; no reward is ever stranded. A fee that can only go down The 2% fee is the maximum permitted by the contract. It applies before and after a token graduates, and no party — the platform, the creator, or any key holder — can raise it. It can be reduced per token, never increased. This is enforced in the contract code and is verifiable by anyone. Open, standard infrastructure Tokens trade in native Uniswap V4 pools. They are indexed by DexScreener and visible on terminals such as GMGN, and can be traded through any standard router. incentifi.fun is where rewards are tracked and claimed, not a walled garden. Where things stand The platform is live on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Contracts are verified on Sourcify and Blockscout. The first stock-denominated rewards paid in Alphabet stock settled this week. The platform is early and operated by a small team; the mechanism is in production and its behaviour is auditable on-chain.