Launch on real world assets. Anywhere.

Launch a coin and pick what it holds: a tokenized stock, gold, T-bills, or graded Pokémon cards. The raise buys that asset into the treasury on day one, trading fees keep buying, and holders vote on what it holds next. Your frog coin can hold NVIDIA. For real.

Launch a coin How it works Follow on X
BACKED prospectus terminal v0.1
Treasury feedRobinhood Chain

The board

#CoinHolds Market capTreasuryBacking 24h7 days7d chartAction
Backing = treasury value / market cap

How a launch works

1

Launch

Name the coin, write one line, pick the asset it holds and the raise target. No code, no team wallet.

2

Raise

The raise runs in USDC. When it fills, the coin lists on Robinhood Chain and on every connected chain as one coin with one price.

3

Treasury buys

Most of the raise buys the paired asset straight into the treasury. The rest seeds liquidity. Backing shows on the board from minute one.

4

Holders vote

Trading fees flow into the treasury. Holders vote on what it buys next, when it rotates, and whether it pays out.

Assets a coin can hold

Launch a coin

The raise buys this asset into the treasury. Holders can rotate it later by vote.
Into the asset: 80%Into liquidity: 20%
Treasury moves need 51% of coins voting yes

Assets

Every asset below is a token on Robinhood Chain that tracks the real thing: a stock, a metal, a T-bill, or a vault of graded Pokémon cards. A coin holds one of them at launch and can rotate by vote.

Holdings

Connect a wallet to see holdings

Connecting signs nothing. Holding is voting.

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    What BACKED is

    BACKED is a launchpad for coins that hold real assets. A coin here is not just a ticker and a chart. It has a treasury, and the treasury holds a tokenized stock, a metal, a T-bill token, or a vault of graded Pokémon cards from the day it lists.

    The board shows two numbers side by side for every coin: what the market says it is worth and what it actually holds. That second number is the backing.

    Launching

    Pick a name, a ticker, one line, the asset the coin will hold, and a raise target. The launch wizard writes the prospectus for you. There is no team allocation and no admin key. The treasury is the only wallet the coin has.

    The raise

    Raises run in USDC and fill in the open. When the target fills, the coin lists. If it does not fill inside seven days, everyone gets their USDC back and nothing lists.

    Treasury and backing

    At listing, the treasury split you chose (50% to 95%) buys the paired asset. The rest seeds the liquidity pool. Every trade after that pays a fee into the treasury, which keeps buying the same asset unless holders vote to change it.

    Backing is treasury value divided by market cap. Above 100% means the coin trades below what it holds.

    Votes

    Coins are votes. Anyone holding can open a proposal: rotate the asset, add a second one, buy the dip, or pay the treasury out to holders. A proposal passes when the yes side clears the threshold set at launch.

    One coin, every chain

    A BACKED coin lists on Robinhood Chain and on every connected chain at the same time, as one coin with one price. The treasury stays on Robinhood Chain, where the assets live.

    Fees

    1% of the raise at launch. Trading fees go to the coin's own treasury, not to BACKED.