Free holder mint
Every $2 worth of the project token unlocks one free Name NFT capacity.
NameTrade is building a readable identity layer for traders on Robinhood Chain. The token launches first. The limited registry of 10,000 onchain names opens only after the token contract is deployed and verified.
Phase 01
The official token contract and launch link will be published here after deployment. Until they appear on this website, the NameTrade token is not live and the name registry remains closed.
The Lore
Onchain markets turned ownership into code, but identity never caught up. A trader can move value across the world and still appear as a string of characters no one remembers.
NameTrade is building a readable identity layer: one owned name that can point to a wallet, a profile, a payment destination, and the reputation created across markets.
The token launches first to coordinate the earliest participants. The registry follows with 10,000 names, owned onchain and designed to move wherever the trader moves.
A wallet is an address. A name is an identity.
Launch sequence
Each phase becomes public only after its contracts and official links are ready to verify.
Deploy the token, verify the contract, and publish the single official launch link.
Deploy the Name NFT registry and resolver, then connect holder access and the USDG route.
Activate wallet connection, name checking, and minting for the limited 10,000-name supply.
Mint readable trading names as NFTs. Hold the project token worth $2 per name for a free mint, or mint without holding by paying 0.25 USDG on Robinhood Chain. Each wallet can mint up to 5 names.
Access Model
Holders get the best deal: every $2 of project token value unlocks one free Name NFT. Non-holders can still mint by paying a small fixed fee in USDG.
Every $2 worth of the project token unlocks one free Name NFT capacity.
Users who do not hold the token can pay 0.25 USDG on Robinhood Chain.
The wallet limit keeps early names more scarce and easier to defend from spam.
Find yours
You can search names without a wallet. To check holder access or mint, the app needs wallet connection so it can read your project token balance, accept USDG, and mint the typed name as an ERC-721 NFT on Robinhood Chain.
Protocol flow
NameTrade keeps the path simple: search a label, connect wallet, qualify through holder access or paid mint, then set resolver records for wallets, profiles, and payments.
Production backend
Wallet connection lets the registrar read token balance, check the wallet mint count, then choose holder-free mint or paid mint.
Each label mints as an ERC-721 name NFT with owner, expiry, resolver, and editable records.
Non-holders pay 0.25 USDG on Robinhood Chain. Token address, oracle, and router can be wired after token deployment.
One wallet can mint at most five names. For production, use token lock or snapshot to reduce mint-and-dump abuse.