Please bro, just one trade.
It's for a real cause, we swear. Point a token's fees at a fundraiser and every buy & sell quietly chips in — to a real GoFundMe, or straight to someone who claims with their X or GitHub. The fee's locked into the contract, so nobody can divert it or rug it. You're basically doing charity by aping.
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Support creators on X & GitHub
Anyone with an X or GitHub handle can raise for themselves — they sign in to claim, and get paid straight to their own wallet.
Fund important causes
Link a real GoFundMe and every trade chips in — converted to cash and donated to the campaign, with a receipt.
Compatible with all launchpads
Launch your token on any Robinhood Chain launchpad — the fees reach the cause no matter where it's created.
Four steps, then it runs on its own
Start a cause
Link a real GoFundMe — we pull it in and verify it — or set up a native cause with an X or GitHub handle as the beneficiary.
Launch a token
Create a token on any Robinhood Chain launchpad. Set its fee address to the cause's vault, and drop the cause link in the token's website field.
People trade
Half a percent of every buy and sell is routed on-chain — 90% into the cause's vault, and 10% buys back and burns $BRO — even after the token graduates.
The cause gets paid
GoFundMe causes get a real donation with a receipt. Native causes claim by signing in — and their wallet locks on-chain.
A GoFundMe, or straight to a person
Back an existing campaign, or someone who just has an X or GitHub. Either way the money lives in its own on-chain vault.
Link a GoFundMe
Already running a campaign? Paste the link and we pull it in and verify it. As trading fees build up in crypto, an operator converts them to cash, donates to your GoFundMe, and posts the receipt — so your backers see real dollars land, exactly like any other donation.
- Paid out in real dollars, with a receipt every time
- Verified against the live campaign before it shows up
Native cause — X or GitHub
No GoFundMe needed. Anyone with an X or GitHub handle can raise — for themselves or for someone else. To collect, the beneficiary signs in to prove they own the handle and locks their wallet on-chain; from then on the ETH pays out straight to them, and only them.
- Paid out in crypto, straight to the beneficiary's wallet
- Only the real handle-owner can ever claim it
Every trade burns $BRO
10% of every cause's trading fees goes to the treasury, buys $BRO on the market, and burns it — so the same trade that funds a cause also shrinks $BRO's supply, on-chain and forever.
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Two ways in
If you're raising money
Turn attention into funding without asking anyone to open their wallet.
- Link an existing GoFundMe, or start fresh in a minute
- Your cause gets its own vault — the money can't be rerouted or rugged
- Every payout is public, with a receipt or a transaction
If you're launching or trading
Point a token at a cause and let it do a little good with every candle.
- Set the fee once — it's immutable, nobody can quietly change it
- Fees keep flowing after graduation, not just on the curve
- No extra step for traders — the trade is the donation
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Not because we say so — because the contract says so, and you can read it.
Funds live in code, not our wallet
Every cause has its own vault contract. There's no shared pot we control, so there's nothing for us to run off with.
The fee address can't be changed
It's set once when the token launches and fixed forever. Not the creator, not us — nobody can reroute the giving later.
Beneficiaries lock on-chain
When someone claims a cause, their payout wallet is written into the contract. Even a hacked server couldn't redirect it.
Everything is checkable
Balances read straight off the chain. GoFundMe donations show receipts; native payouts show their transaction.