One transaction
Name it, give it a ticker, press once. The supply, the pool, the cask and the steep minute are all set in the same block, with no fee beyond gas.
what's on tap
Tap a keg.
Let it steep.
Then pour.
One transaction launches a token on Robinhood Chain: it mints the supply, opens a pool of ETH against it and casks the pool's share where nothing can draw it back out. For one steep minute no trade can reach it — from anyone, through any router. Then it pours, and every trade leaves a little froth, in ETH, for the brewer.
every keg, live off the chain
house pour
Pouring now
off the chainlistening at the bar…
The kegs
Opening the taproom
Asking the chain which kegs are tapped.
A cask, not a lock
The pool's share of the supply goes into a position the hook holds and has no function to remove. Not vested, not timed — there is simply no spigot.
Froth in ETH
Every trade, either way, through any router, leaves a flat share of its ETH side with the brewer. Never in the token, so the brewer never has anything to dump.
Tap it. Let it steep. Then pour.
brewly.fun