Rialto launches Robinhood Chain token issuance platform Varo, based on the Uniswap V3 contract architecture
Foresight News reports that the on-chain spot exchange Rialto has launched the Varo Robinhood Chain token issuance platform. Varo utilizes a contract architecture based on Uniswap V3, without binding curves or graduation fees. Tokens can be traded instantly through the Uniswap liquidity pool at the time of issuance and are integrated with platforms such as Uniswap, GMGN, LI.FI, BasedBot, and Definitive.
Each token issued on Varo has a fixed supply of 100 million, with the initial market capitalization set by Varo (for example, 60 thousand USDG or 30 WETH). No shares are reserved for the team or developers, and liquidity positions are permanently locked in the contract. The trading fee is 1%, with 30% belonging to Rialto. The project also stated that it employs a “one code corresponds to one token” mechanism to prevent confusion with tokens of the same name, and claimed that the higher starting market cap is intended to reduce the economic incentive for sniper bots to accumulate tokens at low cost.
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