How the floor works
The floor buys it all.
Every trade pushes the floor up under the price, and it never comes back down. It always holds enough to buy back the entire circulating supply, so every holder can always sell.
Supply
Every FOBO coin releases its supply slowly: about 35% is sold by a $1B market cap, the rest sits far above it. No early wall of tokens to dump, and no one corners the supply cheap.
Liquidity
No LP tokens. No withdraw function. Every pool is owned by an immutable contract, so nobody can pull the liquidity. Not even us.
$FOBO / ETHLocked forever- Liquidity ownerFoboHook
- LP tokensNone minted
- Hook ownerNone, immutable
Anti-snipe
The tax starts at 90% and falls to 2.5% over a coin's first minute, so bots that buy first pay the most. Their tax feeds the floor and burns $FOBO.
Safety
Every coin has a bubble map of its holders. Wallets proven linked by funding or by buying in the same block light up, and the coin page flags them. It may mean fewer launches, but it brings the good ones.
Any chain
Pay from Ethereum, Base, Solana, Bitcoin and more. One click, no bridging by hand.
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SolanaSOL
BitcoinBTC
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+ Avalanche, Optimism, Monad, HyperEVM and more
MCP
Plug fobo.fun into Claude, ChatGPT and Codex, Cursor or Gemini. Launch coins and trade from a prompt: it prepares the transaction, your wallet signs.
Community
Traders and creators calling the next one, every day.
FAQ
What is the floor?
Every coin has a wall of money under its price, held in the coin's pair (ETH, $FOBO or another token it trades against). 1.5% of every buy and sell goes into it, and it is always big enough to buy back every token people hold. It only ever moves up.
Can I always sell?
Yes. The floor holds enough to buy back the entire circulating supply, so every holder can always sell. The price can fall to the floor, never through it.
Why do some coins have a higher floor than $FOBO?
Two things set a floor: how much trading has paid into it, and how many tokens people hold. The floor has to be able to buy back every held token, so its money is spread across them. A coin with few tokens out backs each one with more, so its floor sits high. $FOBO has far more of its supply in holders' hands, so its floor backs many more tokens. A higher floor doesn't make a coin better: it often just means fewer holders.
What does it cost to launch?
Launching is free. You can buy up to 5% of the supply in the launch itself, and lock it if you want holders to trust you.
Why launch on FOBO?
Launching is free, and you earn 0.6% of every buy and sell on your coin, forever. The floor means every holder can always sell, so people buy with confidence and hold longer. Lock or vest your dev buy with HoodLock right in the launch and get cashback in $FOBO. No picture yet? Describe one and the launch form makes it for you. And hidden wallet groups get flagged, so honest launches stand out.
What are the fees?
2.5% on every trade: 1.5% to the floor, 0.6% to the creator, 0.4% to FOBO. In the first 60 seconds a snipe tax starts at 90% and falls to 2.5%, so bots that buy first pay the most.
Can anyone pull the liquidity?
No. There are no LP tokens and no withdraw function. Every pool is owned by an immutable contract. Not even we can touch it.
What chain is it on? Can I buy with my tokens?
FOBO runs on Robinhood Chain. You can pay with almost any token from Ethereum, Base, Solana, Bitcoin and more, in one click.
How do I spot a bad coin?
Every coin page has a bubble map of its holders and warnings on hard evidence: bundled launches, wallets linked to the creator, creators selling into buyers.
Is it audited?
Yes. The contracts are audited by Coinsult, and the full report is public. Read the audit report →