One coin. Two chains.
One bridge between them.
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Two pools.
Pay on Robinhood Chain
Sign once in ETH. The coin is created and your first buy goes through in the same transaction.
Solana opens with it
500M tokens open in a Uniswap v4 pool against ETH, and 500M in a Meteora DAMM v2 pool against SOL.
Bridge either way
One LayerZero coin on both chains. Tokens leave one chain and arrive on the other for a 0.2% fee and the network fee.
One shared
allowance.
Net flow between the chains is limited to 10M tokens, refilling fully over one hour, and nobody is exempt. Both chains meter the same flow, so a transfer over the limit is refused on the sending chain before any tokens leave.
The site reads the allowance first, caps your amount, and tells you how long until enough refills.
Fresh coins
Plain answers
Can the launcher take the liquidity?
Yes. The dual.fun launcher runs a liquidity controller that can withdraw the pool liquidity on both chains at any time, for every coin launched here. That would end trading in those pools. Liquidity is not locked or burned.
Is this safe?
No promises. These are memecoins with no intrinsic value and they can go to zero. Beyond the liquidity controller above, contracts can have bugs and bridges carry their own risk. Only use money you can afford to lose.
Why these two chains?
Two chains keep it simple: one pair of pools, one route and one allowance to watch.
How is the supply split?
Every coin has 1B tokens. 500M opens in the Robinhood Chain pool against ETH and 500M opens in the Solana pool against SOL. Both open at a $5k market cap, measured on the whole 1B.
What does bridging cost?
0.2% of the amount, plus the LayerZero network fee in the sending chain's gas coin. The protocol's arbitrage vault is the only address that skips the 0.2% fee, and it still counts against the limit.
What if I want to move more than the allowance?
The transfer is refused on the sending chain before any tokens leave, so the site caps your amount and shows how long until enough refills. One transfer can never carry more than 10M.
Is the allowance shared?
Yes. Everyone draws on the same allowance, so heavy bridging by others can make you wait.
Can a transfer get stuck after it leaves?
Rarely, two transfers can clash in flight and the delivery has to wait for the allowance. Our bot retries it automatically, and the tokens are not lost.
Will the price match on both chains?
Not always. Each chain has its own pool, so gaps open when one side trades harder. Arbitrage narrows them, and the bridge limit can make a large gap last longer.
Can I bridge both ways?
Yes. Connect a wallet on each chain: you send from one and receive on the other. Going out of Solana, the LayerZero fee is paid in SOL.