Robinhood Chain · Uniswap v4
Poured once.
Set for good.
FoundryX pours a token in one transaction: the supply is minted, a pool opens against ETH, and the pool’s share is cast into an ingot that has no function turning it back into liquid. The gate costs gas and nothing else.
Billets poured
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Last heat
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The ingot
Cast, no remelt
Off the floor
Every billet →FoundryX is not on chain yet. This page reads the chain and there is nothing on it to read — it does not invent rows to look busy.
One heat, three motions
- 1
The charge is melted
A fixed-supply ERC20 is deployed and mints all of itself in its own constructor. There is no mint function afterwards, and no owner to call one.
- 2
The mould is opened
Native ETH against the billet, an LP fee of zero, and the skim in the pool's key — where a hook cannot be swapped out later, because it is part of what identifies the pool.
- 3
The metal sets
The pool's share of the supply goes in as one position and the ingot keeps it. Search the ingot for a negative liquidity delta: there is not one.