Launch infrastructure // Robinhood Chain
Turn your token into a
deflationary, yield-bearing asset.
Sinjoh gives every launch an engine that spends its own trading fees. Shrink the supply, stack real-world assets, acquire other tokens, and reward holders. You have the power to configure things to your liking & set rules that are immutable once you launch.
$INJOH
Sinjoh earns 70% of $INJOH trading fees from Pons, plus a 1% protocol fee from every deployment. Both streams run through its own router.
How it works
Two decisions. Then it is out of your hands.
Every trade on your token pays creator fees. Normally they land in a wallet and leave. Sinjoh points them at a contract that belongs to the token instead.
Hold them as ETH. Buy your own token back. Buy another token. Buy a tokenized stock like $NVDA. Split fees across as many of these as you want.
Each of those can pay a different set of people: you, your holders, permanent liquidity, the burn address, or any wallet you name.
Both choices are written into the contract at launch and can never be edited. A keeper executes them forever, so holders trust the code rather than you.
A real configuration
This is what $INJOH does with its fees.
Four conversions, each paying its own recipients. Written once at launch and frozen.
Turn your token into something more.
Decide what your fees become and who they reach. The contract keeps that promise for you, forever.