Introduction
YoxoENS explores a simple idea: an ENS name can anchor a community token while the ENS ownership layer determines who is eligible to receive associated owner fees.
The project is designed for Robinhood Chain. The ENS name remains the identity anchor, while tokens can provide a separate community and market layer.
About
An eligible ENS owner can use the creation flow to define a token for a name. The model is designed so that token trading can generate fees and the protocol can associate owner fee rights with ENS ownership.
ENS ownership and token ownership are separate. Holding a community token does not itself mean owning or controlling the ENS name.
Launch settings
The launch studio collects the public details needed to prepare an ENS-linked token: ENS name, token name, ticker, artwork, description, social links, paired asset, optional developer buy amount, and the proposed ENS owner fee.
ETH is the default paired asset in the current interface. A developer buy amount above zero represents a create-and-buy launch flow. Social links are optional and can include X, website, Telegram, Discord, and Farcaster.
Before any onchain launch, the wallet should present the final transaction for review and the launch system should verify that the connected wallet is eligible to use the ENS name.
Coin information
How to buy
- Use a compatible wallet and make sure you are on Robinhood Chain.
- Open the official Buy link on this website when available.
- Check the contract address and transaction details before signing.
- Confirm the transaction in your wallet and wait for network confirmation.
Community
Project updates and community communication are available through the official X profile.
Important links
FAQ
Do I need an ENS name to create an ENS-linked token?
The concept is built around proving control of the ENS name used for a canonical launch.
Does buying a token give me ownership of the ENS name?
No. ENS ownership and token ownership are separate rights.
Who can receive owner fees?
The protocol model is designed around the eligible ENS owner. Exact implementation can depend on the deployed contracts and ownership-verification mechanism.
Can fee rights change if the ENS changes owner?
The concept is designed so future owner fees can follow current ENS ownership rather than remaining permanently attached to the original launcher.
Risk information
Always verify addresses, network details, transaction amounts, wallet prompts, and external destinations before signing or sending assets.