Robinhood Chain · Chain 4663
Robinhood Chain tokenises equities, and Europe’s roster of them is nearly empty. The ones that do exist are named here with the addresses that settle them — and whether Pons will let a curve be denominated in one is a separate question with its own answer. What a coin here is priced in and what it is about are two different facts, and neither stands in for the other.
European
Pons allowlist
editorial
2 on chain
Each is a European equity Robinhood has tokenised on Robinhood Chain, named by the contract address rather than by a ticker we typed. That it exists is one fact. Whether Pons will let a bonding curve be denominated in it is a second, set by an allowlist that belongs to Pons and that neither this site nor a creator can join.
Netherlands
The sole supplier of EUV lithography, and the chokepoint every advanced chip passes through.
ASML Holding NV
0x47F9…dAEAThe Pons factory's allowlist does not name this asset, so no curve here can be denominated in it. That allowlist belongs to Pons: it is not a step this launchpad can complete, and not something you did wrong.
Netherlands
Amsterdam-headquartered AI infrastructure, building GPU capacity for European compute.
Nebius Group
0x9D9c…7931The Pons factory's allowlist does not name this asset, so no curve here can be denominated in it. That allowlist belongs to Pons: it is not a step this launchpad can complete, and not something you did wrong.
A European company being listed here says nothing about whether you can launch against it. What decides that is whether Robinhood deployed a Stock Token and whether Pons accepts it as a quote asset — two facts that live on chain, and neither of which EuropePad can grant.
Pair available
Discovery only
Theme only
Scanned from Pons
Found by walking Pons’s launch logs on Robinhood Chain and keeping the ones whose description carries EuropePad’s theme tag. There is no list behind this page that could disagree with the chain.
Part of Pons’s history could not be read, so this list may be missing coins. Read at 00:44 UTC.
Pons, on Robinhood Chain
EuropePad does not run a market. Pons does — it deploys the token, holds the curve, prices every trade and decides when the curve is finished. What EuropePad contributes is an account of which European companies have a real tokenised equity behind them, and the refusal to describe anything it has not read.
Not a label — an argument. The quote asset is passed to Pons at deployment and from then on it is the thing the coin is priced, bought, sold and graduated in. Here it is ETH, the chain’s native asset, because Pons’s factory keeps an allowlist of assets a curve may be quoted in and no European Stock Token is on it. That allowlist is Pons’s; EuropePad cannot add to it and will not imply otherwise.
Pons deploys a token and its bonding curve in one transaction, signed in your own wallet. The fee is charged in the chain’s native asset and is separate from whatever the curve is quoted in — they happen to be the same thing today, and are not the same field. The launch page reads the current fee off the factory immediately before you sign, because a figure quoted earlier is a figure that can be wrong by then.
The curve holds the quote asset. Buying moves up the curve and raises the price for the next buyer; selling moves back down it. There is no order book and no market maker — the price is a function of how much supply has been sold, which is why it can be quoted without anyone standing on the other side.
Once the curve has raised its threshold, it graduates: trading leaves the bonding curve and liquidity is seeded into a Uniswap v4 pool. The threshold is denominated in the quote asset and Pons re-pegs it per asset, so the config’s base figure is the right number only while a curve is native-quoted. Each coin’s own page shows its real threshold in its real unit, read from the launch Pons recorded, rather than trusting that they still agree.
Describe the coin, choose the theme it files under, and sign it in your own wallet. The launch fee is Pons’s; EuropePad takes no share of your creator fees, because Pons has one creator slot per launch and it belongs to whoever made the coin.
12 editorial
A theme is the category a creator files a coin under. It is editorial: it names no company’s stock, carries no price, and claims no market linkage. Only the quote asset does that.
The two live in the same description field and look alike on a card, which is exactly why they are drawn apart here.
One is a value the curve returns when asked. The other is a string someone typed, and anyone can type it — a coin tagged #semiconductors is making no claim about any semiconductor company, and EuropePad will not dress it up as one.