evm.chat
// $chat presale — robinhood chain

Every buy moves the price. Up. Permanently.

20% of the $CHAT supply, on a live bonding curve. First token $0.0001, last $0.0005 — a straight 5x. The price only moves up.

bonded so far
MC
of $60,000 target · 0.0% bonded
25% 50% 75% 5x
price now
$—
vs first token
×—
wallets in
spot $— live
min $1 · max 2 ETH per wallet
start $0.000100 end $0.000500 · 5x
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Watch the inbox fill up.

incoming buys
listening for the first buy…
your position
Connect a wallet to see your allocation — how much you've bonded, your average entry, and how far the price has moved since.
// how it works

Three steps. One curve.

Connect on Robinhood Chain

Any EVM wallet — the site adds chain 4663 for you. Bridge ETH in first.

Send ETH into the curve

Min $1, max 2 ETH per wallet. Priced by the exact curve integral; overshoot auto-refunds.

Receive $CHAT after bonding

Allocations are on-chain and visible the whole time. Distribution to every recorded wallet at completion.

raise target
$60,000
curve supply
200,000,000 CHAT · 20% of 1B
start price
$0.000100
end price
$0.000500 = 5x
min buy
$1 in ETH
max per wallet
2 ETH
funds
contract → treasury wallet
network
4663 robinhood chain
// the math, in the open

Early is mathematically cheaper.

Price is a pure function of tokens sold: price = $0.0001 × (1 + 4 × sold / supply). Which produces one brutal asymmetry:

raisedpricevs first tokensupply gone
$0$0.000100×1.000%
$15,000$0.000265×2.6541%
$30,000$0.000361×3.6065%
$45,000$0.000436×4.3684%
$60,000$0.000500×5.00100%

The first $15,000 buys 41% of the supply. The last $15,000 buys 16%. The curve does fairness by timestamp.

// the curve is listening

The price you're seeing right now
is the cheapest it will ever be.