DEX & Markets
Once the presale finalizes, RBC lists on a decentralized exchange. From that moment the market — not the team — sets the price. This page explains the mechanics and shows the exact protections buyers get.
Every major DEX today — Uniswap on Ethereum, PancakeSwap on BNB Chain, SunSwap on Tron — runs the same automated market maker (AMM) design pioneered by Uniswap. There is no order book and no counterparty: you trade against a liquidity pool.
A smart contract holds both assets — RBC and TRX. RBC's pool is seeded at listing with the 20M liquidity allocation plus the TRX raised in the presale.
Price is simply the ratio of the two sides: TRX in pool ÷ RBC in pool. Every buy pushes the price up; every sell pushes it down — automatically.
Swaps follow the constant-product rule x × y = k: the pool's two balances must multiply to the same constant before and after your trade (minus a 0.3% fee to liquidity providers).
| DEX | Chain | Model | Relevance to RBC |
|---|---|---|---|
| SunSwap | Tron | Uniswap-style AMM | Primary listing venue — RBC is a TRC-20, so its pool lives here |
| Uniswap v3 | Ethereum + L2s | The original AMM | Live now — real RBC pools on Base, OP & Arbitrum testnets (see below) |
| PancakeSwap | BNB Chain (+ Base, Arbitrum) | Uniswap-style AMM | Expansion venue — our deploy pipeline supports BNB Chain the moment test BNB is funded |
| SushiSwap | 30+ EVM chains | Uniswap-style AMM | Same mechanics; optional additional venue at mainnet |
| Jupiter / Raydium | Solana | Aggregator / AMM | Requires the Solana edition of RBC (different VM — planned port, not a config change) |
| DEX aggregators (1inch, Matcha) | Multi-chain | Route through pools | Pick up our pools automatically once liquidity is live — no listing action needed |
These are real Uniswap v3 pools seeded from our on-chain liquidity reserve as a listing rehearsal, priced at 1 ETH = 25,000 RBC. We verified them with a real swap through Uniswap's router. Small by design — the full 20M listing happens at sale finalization.
| Network | Uniswap v3 pool (0.3% fee) | Trade |
|---|---|---|
| Base Sepolia | 0xf336…4b54 | Open in Uniswap → |
| OP Sepolia | 0x5005…603b | Open in Uniswap → |
| Arbitrum Sepolia | 0xC42F…DbD6 | Open in Uniswap → |
In the Uniswap app, enable "Testnet mode" (settings) to see testnet pools. Verified swap on Base Sepolia: 0.0002 ETH → 4.67 RBC through SwapRouter02, on-chain.
An illustration of the listing pool (20,000,000 RBC + 1,250,000 TRX → opening price 1 TRX = 16 RBC). Type a trade size and watch the constant-product formula compute your output and price impact — exactly what SunSwap or Uniswap does on-chain.
Larger trades move the price more — that's price impact, and it's why deep liquidity (and locking it) matters.
Launchpads like PinkSale became the standard for small-cap launches because they force safety features on the team. RBC doesn't launch through a third-party pad — it implements the same protections directly in its own contracts, where they're verifiable.
| Launchpad feature (PinkSale-style) | RBC implementation |
|---|---|
| Presale with soft cap / hard cap | ✔ Enforced by RBCPresale — refunds open automatically if the soft cap fails |
| Anti-bot / anti-whale limits | ✔ Min buy per transaction, max total per wallet, checked on every purchase |
| Automatic liquidity lock | ✔ At listing, LP tokens are time-locked 12 months — the pool can't be pulled |
| Team token vesting | ✔ 12-month cliff + 24-month linear for the team, on-chain |
| Funds held in escrow until finalization | ✔ Raised TRX sits in the sale contract until finalize() |
| Audit & KYC badges | Planned for mainnet — third-party audit and KYC provider are Phase-2 milestones |
| Fair-launch option (no presale, all liquidity) | Supported by the same contracts — skip the sale, seed the whole float as liquidity |
Raised TRX moves from the sale contract to the deployment multisig.
20,000,000 RBC + the raised TRX create the pool at a listing price ~25% above the last presale rate, so presale buyers start above water.
The LP tokens go into a 12-month time-lock. The lock transaction is published — anyone can verify the team cannot withdraw the pool.
Aggregators index the pool, price discovery begins, and the chart starts printing. CEX listings follow later as volume justifies them (Phase 4).