What Trenchables Launch is (and is not)
Launch is a review-first, non-custodial workbench for creating a Pump.fun token on Solana or deploying a fixed-supply ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain. It is not a launchpad that guarantees buyers, liquidity, or “official” status.
The short answer
On the Solana rail, Launch builds a Pump.fun, BONK.fun or Jupiter Studio create (and optional disclosed buys), simulates it, asks your browser wallet to sign, and tracks confirmation plus a receipt. On the Robinhood rail, Launch builds a Pons curve launch or fixed-supply ERC-20 bytecode, estimates gas, asks your EVM wallet to sign, and stores the contract address—without auto-creating a market. On the BNB rail, Launch builds a Flap V7 non-tax curve create.
Ethereum remains a “coming soon” rail. Tax tokens and marketing-campaign profiles are not live. Trenchables never holds keys: if you do not sign in the wallet, nothing launches.
The three live rails
- Solana (live). Pump.fun, BONK.fun and Jupiter Studio, with Standard, CTO / Fair and Team profiles, and block-0 Jito bundles. Mainnet is the default; devnet is the deliberate opt-in.
- Robinhood Chain (live). Pons curve launches and fixed-supply ERC-20 deploys on Robinhood mainnet (chain id
4663; testnet is46630). Liquidity is a separate step after an ERC-20 deploy. - BNB Chain (live). Flap V7, the verified non-tax curve. Four.meme is not offered: its API refuses this deployment's location, so no launch can be prepared.
- Ethereum (not ready). Shown so the product map is honest, but disabled until the path exists.
Trust rules the product is built on
- No seed phrases or private keys are requested or stored.
- Simulation or gas estimate runs before the wallet is asked to sign.
- A relay or broadcast hash is not treated as “landed” until confirmation is observed.
- Team buys are independently signed by each buyer wallet—Trenchables never moves another wallet’s funds for them.
- On Robinhood, deploy never silently adds liquidity; market creation is explicit.
What Launch does not replace
Launch is not a substitute for reading a contract, sizing risk, or checking social provenance. Before treating any mint or contract as tradeable, still use reading a contract, bonding curves and launches, and the threat encyclopedia when someone else’s launch is in your feed.
Who this playbook is for
Creators who want a clear, non-custodial path with receipts. Operators who need Standard vs CTO vs Team language that matches the UI. Traders who want to understand what a Launch receipt actually proves when they see one shared in chat.
Primary and official sources
Next
Walk the Solana path on a burner wallet.
Start with the Solana Pump.fun walkthrough before any mainnet capital, and keep the wallet funded only with what you can lose.