Trade with friends, or anyone. Same buy, same price.
Every new coin on Robinhood Chain opens as a pile: five minutes where anyone can join one shared buy at one price.
—live piles
— ETHcommitted
—piles started
—people in
About Dogpile
Dogpile sits in front of Pons V2, a launchpad where new tokens trade on a bonding curve until they graduate to Uniswap. Instead of a race for the first block, each new coin opens as a pile: a five-minute window and one shared opening buy. Every pile is its own contract onchain, so anyone can check its total, the price and every claim.
There's no official Dogpile coin. Any coin that claims to be one isn't ours.
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- Who holds my ETH?
- Each pile is its own smart contract with no owner or admin functions. You claim your tokens and any refund directly from it. Dogpile never asks for your seed phrase or private key.
- What does it cost?
- A 1% protocol fee on the ETH the opening buy actually spends, so putting in 1 ETH costs at most 0.01 ETH in protocol fees. Any ETH the curve doesn’t use, including at graduation, comes back to contributors when they claim. Creators also pay the Pons launch fee.
- What if a pile never settles?
- If a funded pile isn’t finalized within 24 hours after its window closes, anyone can switch it to refund mode and every contributor can reclaim their full ETH.
- What are the risks?
- New tokens are highly speculative. A shared entry price removes the speed advantage inside the window; it doesn’t prevent losses or guarantee returns. Only contribute what you can afford to lose.