Quoin

Robinhood Chain · Uniswap v4 · launchpad

What is set in stone
stays set.

Quoin seats a coin's liquidity in one position and bonds it the moment the coin is set — the LP cannot be pulled, by anyone, ever. The mason keeps their course and every lime fee. That is the whole mechanism, and the page reads it off the chain below.

bonded
the arch, at set — for good
fixed
opening price, in the code
live
custody, read off the chain
none
house cut of trades

the arch · wedged at set · bonded for good

How a stone is set

One transaction does all of it: mint, split, seat, bond, and — if ETH rides along — the first buy.

01

The quarry

The whole supply is minted once, at `set`. The mason's course goes straight to the mason's wallet — in the open, on the ledger. The rest never touches a wallet at all.

02

The arch

The rest is seated in a single Uniswap v4 position — the arch — and in the same transaction the Banker wedges it into the Keystone, bonded. No unlock path exists. Not for the mason, not for the yard, not for anyone.

03

The lime

Every swap books its lime straight to the mason's trough. All of it. The yard takes no cut of trades — the mason draws the trough with one call, whenever.

04

Groundwork

ETH sent with `set` buys in the same transaction, through the same pool, paying the same lime. The first buy is the mason's own, on the record, block one.

What cannot happen

  • — The arch cannot leave the Keystone. There is no strike call for a bonded wedge; the code has no path.
  • — The pool cannot be drained of the arch. Rugs on this pad are not forbidden — they are impossible at the LP.
  • — The open cannot be faked. The opening price is a constant in the code, not an oracle's opinion.

What can — say it plainly

  • — The mason holds their course and may sell it into the pool. That is the one exit that exists, and it is on the ledger.
  • — Each stone's page reads custody live: who holds the arch, whether it is bonded, what the mason still holds.
  • — We write "bonded" because the chain says bonded — never "burnt", because it is not.

The rules, carved

The open
a fixed opening price, a constant in the code — no oracle, no signer
The quarry
minted once at set, never again
The arch
one position, bonded in the Keystone at set — no strike path
The mason's course
held by the maker — visible live, sellable, and we say so
Lime
booked per swap to the mason's trough, drawn with one call
Pool
native ETH / stone, hook = the Mortar
House cut of trades
none