MerryForge FAQ
By MerryForge Team · Reviewed by MerryForge Team · Updated 2026-07-25
Is MerryForge part of Robinhood?
MerryForge is an independent fair-launch app on Robinhood Chain. Tokens trade on bonding curves until a fixed graduation cap, then move to locked AMM liquidity. Creator bonds are USDG accountability deposits—not safety guarantees. Community tokens can lose all value.
Summary
- Start with How it Works, then Bonds, Graduation, and Risks
- Use the glossary for short definitions
- Review risk disclosure before trading
For deeper explanations, open the dedicated docs pages linked below. For legal terms, see Terms and Risk Disclosure.
Frequently asked questions
Is MerryForge part of Robinhood?+
No. MerryForge is an independent application built for Robinhood Chain. It is not operated, endorsed, or sponsored by Robinhood.
Do I need a wallet to read MerryForge?+
No. Launch lists, token pages, docs, and risk disclosures are readable without connecting a wallet. A wallet is required only for create, trade, claim, and similar actions.
What is a creator bond?+
A creator bond is a refundable USDG accountability deposit posted by a token creator. It becomes refundable seven days after graduation if there is no confirmed violation or pending slash review. It does not guarantee token safety or future value.
Can I sell before graduation?+
During normal curve trading, yes—you can sell back into the bonding curve subject to reserves, fees, and slippage. Expired sell-only launches disable new buys but may still allow sells into the curve.
What does graduation mean?+
Graduation is when the raise hits the fixed cap and liquidity migrates to a locked AMM pool. Trading continues on the AMM; locked LP is not a price guarantee.
Does MerryForge pay users for locking a platform token?+
No. MerryForge’s core launchpad does not pay users for locking a platform token, and it does not market forfeited creator bonds as a rewards program for other users.