Support and attribution

Getting help

Need	Where
Product & launches	merrymen.wtf
Announcements	@merrymenwtf on X
Explorer	robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
Live pools	GeckoTerminal · DexScreener

Getting listed on terminals and aggregators

The chain and Uniswap V3 are already indexed, so pool and price discovery is automatic: a launch shows up on GeckoTerminal and DexScreener the moment it trades, with no submission. What remains is cosmetic and reach:

Logos and socials. Auto-indexing shows a blank icon at first. Aggregators do not ingest arbitrary token lists: logos come from a CoinGecko listing (which feeds GeckoTerminal) or a DexScreener “Enhanced Token Info” submission. This is a light, per-token action.
Terminal chain support. Once a terminal (Photon, BullX, Axiom, Trojan, …) adds Robinhood Chain, Merry Men launches are tradeable there with no work on our side: the data layer they read already covers the chain and our pools are vanilla Uniswap V3.
Wallet pricing. Chain-level indexing in wallets like Rabby/DeBank is owned by the chain team.

If you operate a terminal, aggregator, or wallet and want to integrate, the Network specifications and Public API pages have everything required; there is no bespoke contract work.

Verifying claims

This documentation is a convenience. Everything material is verifiable on-chain:

Liquidity is locked: read the position owner on the locker.
Supply is fixed and the token is inert: the token has no owner/mint/pause/tax functions to call.
Fee splits: read the FeesClaimed event.

When in doubt, verify against the chain rather than trusting a feed.

Licensing and attribution

The launch token contract is MIT, standard and user-owned.
The factory and locker (the launchpad logic) are licensed BUSL-1.1.

Uniswap V3 periphery and core are used unmodified under their respective licenses; Merry Men vendors only a minimal interface subset and does not fork the periphery.