Sushi抢占Robinhood Chain：推出Sushi Launch发行入口
Sushi @SushiSwap has officially launched Sushi Launch, a native issuance platform for Robinhood Chain @RobinhoodCrypto. It looks like it’s just adding a token-issuing tool on the surface, but behind it lies Sushi’s ambition: to capture the asset-issuing entry point at the very top of this RWA network.
Robinhood has previously moved a large amount of US stocks and ETFs on-chain and rolled out the Robinhood Chain, designed around stock Tokens and real-world assets. But putting assets on-chain is only the first step—an actually active RWA network also needs foundational infrastructure such as issuance, liquidity pools, trading, lending, and derivatives.
Instead of directly competing with Uniswap for spot trading, Sushi chooses to enter through the creation of new assets and initial liquidity. Sushi Launch allows project teams to create new tokens and select stock Tokens or other RWA assets on Robinhood Chain as trading pairs. After the new token is issued, the platform simultaneously sets up a Sushi V3 liquidity pool, integrating token issuance, pricing, pool creation, and opening trading into a single workflow.
At the same time, Sushi Launch adds a new revenue stream for Sushi. Creating a token requires a 0.0005 ETH token-issuance fee. The trading pool uses a 1% fee rate, with 70% going to the token creator and 30% to Sushi—meaning Sushi can receive protocol revenue of about 0.3% of trading volume. Additionally, each new token is expected to allocate 3% of its supply to the Sushi protocol treasury reserve and lock it for one year.
Sushi @SushiSwap has officially launched Sushi Launch, a native issuance platform for Robinhood Chain @RobinhoodCrypto. It looks like it’s just adding a token-issuing tool on the surface, but behind it lies Sushi’s ambition: to capture the asset-issuing entry point at the very top of this RWA network.
Robinhood has previously moved a large amount of US stocks and ETFs on-chain and rolled out the Robinhood Chain, designed around stock Tokens and real-world assets. But putting assets on-chain is only the first step—an actually active RWA network also needs foundational infrastructure such as issuance, liquidity pools, trading, lending, and derivatives.
Instead of directly competing with Uniswap for spot trading, Sushi chooses to enter through the creation of new assets and initial liquidity. Sushi Launch allows project teams to create new tokens and select stock Tokens or other RWA assets on Robinhood Chain as trading pairs. After the new token is issued, the platform simultaneously sets up a Sushi V3 liquidity pool, integrating token issuance, pricing, pool creation, and opening trading into a single workflow.
At the same time, Sushi Launch adds a new revenue stream for Sushi. Creating a token requires a 0.0005 ETH token-issuance fee. The trading pool uses a 1% fee rate, with 70% going to the token creator and 30% to Sushi—meaning Sushi can receive protocol revenue of about 0.3% of trading volume. Additionally, each new token is expected to allocate 3% of its supply to the Sushi protocol treasury reserve and lock it for one year.