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Alloy is a launchpad for dividend memecoins backed by real tokenized stocks, on Robinhood Chain. Each coin is a normal memecoin with a twist: a slice of every trade is used to buy a real equity and drip it straight into holders' wallets.

• ·Hold the coin, earn the stock. A coin backed by NVDA pays you real Nvidia shares just for holding it — no staking, no lockups.
• ·Launch your own in one transaction: pick a backing stock, deploy a fixed 1,000,000,000-supply coin with a locked pool, and let the fees do the rest.

Alloy holds nothing. Every coin, pool and drip lives on-chain in contracts you can read yourself — the app is just a non-custodial interface.

Every coin launched on Alloy is a fixed-supply ERC-20 with 1,000,000,000 tokens and its own Uniswap V3 pool against USDG (a US-dollar stablecoin). It launches at roughly a $5k fully-diluted valuation, and the liquidity is locked forever — nobody, including the creator, can pull it.

• ·One coin, one stock. Each coin is permanently tied to a single real tokenized stock (its reward).
• ·1% pool fee. Every buy or sell pays a 1% fee that accumulates in the pool.
• ·Fees become dividends. Those fees are periodically swept and converted into the backing stock, then distributed to holders.

The drip is the heart of Alloy. When a coin's pool fees are swept, 70% is used to auto-buy the backing stock and credit it to holders in proportion to how much of the coin they hold. The coin's own pool is excluded, so drips only ever reach real holders.

• ·Proportional. Hold 1% of a coin's eligible supply, receive 1% of every drip.
• ·Claim anytime. Call claim() on the coin (or hit Claim in the app) to pull your accrued stock into your wallet. claimable(you) shows what's waiting.
• ·Real shares. What you claim is the actual tokenized equity — you can hold, sell or trade it like any other stock on Alloy.

Each coin also tracks totalDistributed() — the running total of backing stock ever dripped to its holders.

Go to Launch a coin, pick the one tokenized stock that will back it, name it and deploy. A single transaction to the permissionless launchpad mints the full 1B supply, opens a locked USDG pool at ~$5k FDV, and wires the fee split.

• ·Pick 1 backing stock from the verified allow-list (94 names).
• ·0.0003 ETH creation fee — waived entirely if you hold $ALLOY.
• ·1,000,000,000 fixed supply, no mint function, no team allocation.
• ·LP locked forever — the liquidity can never be withdrawn.

Your coin is instantly live for anyone to buy, and it shows up in the site's activity feed automatically.

Every 1% trading fee a coin collects is split three ways when it's swept:

• ·70% → holders. Buys the backing stock and drips it to holders, proportional to holdings.
• ·20% → creator. Paid to whoever launched the coin — a real incentive to launch coins people want to trade.
• ·10% → $ALLOY. Buys back the protocol token on the open market, so every coin's volume feeds $ALLOY.

Fees don't distribute themselves — someone has to trigger it. Sweeping is permissionless: anyone can call the sweep to collect a coin's accumulated pool fees and run the 70 / 20 / 10 split. The app does this for you, but a bot, the creator, or any holder can also do it.

Because it's open to anyone, drips keep flowing as long as a coin is being traded — no reliance on the Alloy team.

Alloy shows an estimated drip APR for each coin: the value of stock dripped so far, annualized over the coin's age, against its valuation. It answers “how much am I earning to hold this?”

• ·Driven by volume. More trading means more fees means a higher drip — APR moves with activity.
• ·An estimate, not a promise. It's backward-looking and only meaningful once a coin has some history and volume; a quiet coin drips little.

$ALLOY is the protocol token and the engine of a fee-capture flywheel: more coins and more volume mean more $ALLOY buybacks.

• ·Buyback. 10% of EVERY coin's trading fees buys back $ALLOY, so it accrues value from all launches.
• ·Boosted drips. $ALLOY holders receive a multiplier on the stock they get from any coin they hold.
• ·Free launches. $ALLOY holders skip the 0.0003 ETH creation fee.

It's separate from the memecoins you launch. See the $ALLOY page for the full flywheel.

The stocks that back coins are issued by Robinhood on Robinhood Chain — each is a real ERC-20 representing a real equity, priced in dollars against USDG. Alloy curates a verified allow-list (94 names) so only genuine tokenized stocks — NVIDIA, Tesla, Apple and dozens more — can back a coin.

• ·LP locked forever. Every coin's liquidity is locked at launch — the pool can never be pulled, so there's no rug on the liquidity.
• ·Non-custodial. Alloy never holds your funds. Coins, drips and claimed stock all live in your own wallet.
• ·Fully on-chain. The supply is fixed, the fee split is fixed, and sweeping is permissionless — nothing depends on an admin.
• ·Verified stocks. Backing assets come from a curated allow-list of real, Robinhood-issued tokenized equities.

Each launched coin is its own AlloyMeme ERC-20, with claim(), claimable(addr), totalDistributed() and a public reward (its backing stock) — all readable on the explorer.