BOBBY โ€” the questions, answered with numbers

Every answer below states a fact, a rule, or the exact place to check it. Four checks in a browser and three minutes settle all of it โ€” the verification page walks through them. The steps from an empty wallet to a swap are on the how-to-buy page.

What BOBBY is

What exactly is BOBBY?

One character and one supply: a knitted baby carried by the whole timeline, created on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663, an Arbitrum Layer-2 on Ethereum) through the Pons V2 launchpad, with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 and liquidity that locks in code when the curve completes. The token has no utility and no revenue of its own โ€” the fun is the point, and the numbers exist to be checked rather than trusted.

Is there a presale, a whitelist or a team allocation?

No, and none of the three has a mechanism here. The entire supply is minted to the public bonding curve when the token is created; there is no private round, no insider tranche and no vesting cliff. The only position the project holds is one buy it paid for, inside the deployment transaction: 25 USDG โ†’ 7,590,278 BOBBY = 0.759% of supply, at the price every other buyer pays. The wallet that holds it is published before launch, and every move it makes is public.

Where does BOBBY trade, and in what currency?

On Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663. Until the curve completes, trades go through the curve, which is quoted in USDG โ€” so a curve buy is paid in USDG, with a little ETH for gas, the chain's native gas token. After the curve completes, trades go through the liquidity pool that the curve's proceeds seed. Both routes are laid out on the how-to-buy page.

What are the supply and the curve set at?

Supply 1,000,000,000, created once and never minted again. The curve's opening price is $0.0000032 a token and it completes when 8,090 USDG has been raised, where the curve's own price is $0.0000396. Those are the curve's settings written into the contract at creation โ€” arithmetic, not a target and not a forecast.

Fees

What fees will I actually pay?

The launchpad's 1.00% per swap, charged on every buy and every sell. It is the platform's flat rate, identical for every token launched there, and not set by this project. This project's own creator tax is 0%, and there is no transfer tax. Of the 1.00%, 0.70% reaches BOBBY and 0.30% goes to the launchpad protocol. Gas is the second cost, paid in ETH, and a buy in the opening seconds also pays the anti-snipe tax described below.

When does the anti-snipe tax apply?

On buys only, in the first seconds of trading: 98% at the start, 6.18% one second in, 0.19% at two seconds, 0% by the third second. Sells never pay it. Everything it collects goes into the launch's own fee pool โ€” it is not project income. One honest consequence: those first seconds are also the worst moment for anyone else to buy too.

Can the fees change after launch?

No. The creator tax is fixed at 0% when the token is created and no function exists to raise it, and the token carries no transfer tax that could be switched on. The launchpad's own rate is set by the platform, not by this project, and applies equally to every token launched there. Both numbers are readable in the contracts rather than stated only on this page.

Where does the project's 0.70% go?

Into four published shares: 40% market support, 25% community and growth, 20% buybacks (only ever from the open market), 15% operations. The fee recipient wallet is 0xe9608248b1Cde102Fb557E7406C29Ff98805a99d. The first public report is published one week after launch, Monday 28 September 2026 โ€” volume, holders, fees received and the main wallet, in good weeks and quiet ones.

Liquidity and the wallets

Can the project pull the liquidity?

No creator withdraw path exists. When the curve completes, its proceeds seed the liquidity pool and the position is locked in code by the launchpad's locker contract; there is no key, no function and no exception that returns it. What the lock cannot do is create demand: the real risk in a meme coin is not a pulled pool, it is that the volume leaves. Nothing in the contract prevents that, and no page can promise against it.

Which wallets belong to the project?

Two, both published before launch:

No other wallet speaks for this project. Both can be opened on the chain explorer and read transaction by transaction, including anything they sell.

Will BOBBY be on other chains?

It starts on one chain: Robinhood Chain. A deployment elsewhere is a Phase 3 decision that would only be taken if the volume ever justified it, and it is not a launch-day commitment. Until a second deployment is announced on this site and on @BobbyKnitted, any "BOBBY" on another chain is somebody else's token.

Safety

The four rules, and they are rules rather than intentions:

How do I know an address is really BOBBY?

Compare it character by character with the address published on this site and on @BobbyKnitted โ€” the first and last six characters catch most lookalikes, and clipboard-hijacking malware is the reason a full comparison is the safer habit. Then read it on the explorer: total supply exactly 1,000,000,000, creator tax 0%, no transfer tax, and a largest project wallet holding 7,590,278. A token that fails any of those checks is not this token, whatever it is called. The verification page sets out the same checks step by step.

What if a post claims a listing, a partnership or a migration?

Then it is not from this project. No listing, no partnership, no price and no market cap is published here, and there is no successor contract โ€” one BOBBY contract was created on one chain, and no migration exists or is planned. The four claims to recognise are: "new contract / v2 / migrate your tokens" (a migration asks for an unlimited approval, and that approval is what empties a wallet); "claim your airdrop"; "listed on an exchange"; and any "support" or "recovery" contact that arrived in a direct message. All four are lies about this project, and all four are built to be acted on in a hurry. The two places this project publishes are this site and @BobbyKnitted, and a correction or warning appears in both.

What can go wrong?

Several things, and none of them is secret. The price can fall and stay down โ€” meme coins are volatile and many go to zero, and this token has no utility or revenue underneath it. A buy in the opening instant pays a 98% anti-snipe tax. The curve refuses sells once graduation is ready, so the pool, and the pool's depth, takes over as the exit. Every transaction can fail and still cost gas, and the public RPC is rate-limited. A stolen recovery phrase or an approval signed into the wrong contract loses money with no recourse โ€” the contract has no admin path over holder balances. And the project's own 0.759% is a real position that its published plan lets it sell into strength; that is precisely why the wallet is public. The full list, written plainly, is in the what can go wrong section of the how-to-buy page.

One sentence that matters more than the rest: verifying a launch proves the rules are fixed and readable โ€” it does not promise a price, a buyer or a listing. The money in a meme coin has to be money that can be lost, and never money that was borrowed.

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