Mosh launches and claims

Mosh is the launchpad on Robinhood Chain. A Mosh token starts as a bundle that raises funds from backers. When the bundle fills, the token launches and backers earn a share of its trading fees.

The Mosh section has six tabs: Tokens, Funding, Launches, Claims, Leaders and Calls. The Tokens tab opens with four shortcuts: Raising now, Recent launches, Active tokens and Your claims.

Bundle pages

Every bundle has a page at app.bundlepepe.lol/b/<address>. Once the token launches, the link takes you to the token page instead; its Bundle tab has the launch details, and Raise details → opens this page.

Part	What it shows
Phase	Raising, Launching, Live, Failed or Ended
Progress	% of target, raised, target, raised in USD, backers, time left
Funding chart	Each step is a deposit. Dots mark new backers.
Deposits tab	Every deposit and refund, with the backer’s running total
Top backers tab	The largest backers and their share
About tab	The project’s description and links

CoinBundleCap rating

The progress panel shows the bundle’s rating from CoinBundleCap, an independent site that rates Mosh bundles from public on-chain data: the score, its reasons (worst first), and the creator’s record, such as other launches, failed raises and any flagged rugs. Press ⓘ for details, Rules ↗ for how they rate, or Full report ↗ for their page.

It’s CoinBundleCap’s rating, not bStage’s. It’s automated, not advice, and can be wrong. bStage pays CoinBundleCap nothing, and every bundle is rated by the same public rules, including BPEPE.

Where the money goes

This panel shows the launch’s terms, read from its contracts:

Of every 1 ETH in trading fees: how fees are split between Mosh, token holders, the team, the curator and backers
Mosh fee on the raise, and how much of the raise buys the token’s curve
Vested tranches and team grants
Book fees, who owns the launch (creator’s wallet, funding book or launchpad contract), the book creator and the curator, where they apply

The Live funding feed shows deposits across all bundles as they happen. Tick Hide refunds to see deposits only.

Fund a raise

On a raising bundle’s page, use Fund this bundle.

Enter the amount, or click Balance to fill in your balance (a little ETH is kept back for gas). A comma or a dot works as the decimal mark.
Check the summary: Deposit, bStage fee: none and Room left in the raise. The exact amount is shown in large type above the button, for example You deposit 0.123 456 ETH.
Press Fund ETH (or the bundle’s currency). bStage switches to Robinhood Chain if needed.
From a bStage or imported wallet, that’s it. From a wallet app, confirm in the app; if the bundle raises in a token rather than ETH, it may ask for an approval first.

Once it’s sent, the panel shows Submitted · View with an explorer link, then Funded. If it’s slow, bStage keeps checking. After 30 minutes it suggests checking the explorer before sending again.

There’s no bStage fee: the whole amount goes into the bundle, straight from your wallet into the Mosh bundle contract, credited to you.

Need the bundle’s currency on Robinhood Chain? Get it with the swap on any token page.

Funding books

Funding books are Mosh’s third-generation raises: instead of depositing into a bundle, you buy shares of the raise, and you can sell them back until the book fills.

The Funding books table

Column	Meaning
Book	Name, status (Tradeable, Not open, Filled or Released) and when it opened
Price	USD per share
24h	Price change
Volume 24h, Trades 24h	Trading in the shares
Filled, Raised	Progress toward the target
Holders	Wallets holding shares

Book pages

Each book has a page at app.bundlepepe.lol/book/<address> with the share price chart (1m to 1d), the book’s trades and holders, and a panel with its progress, price per share, shares out, fees, funders, creator and token.

Trade shares

Choose Buy or Sell and enter the amount.
Choose slippage: 0.5%, 1% (default) or 3%.
Check the quote: what you pay or sell, the shares or amount you get, the minimum you’ll accept, and the book’s entry or exit fee. bStage adds no fee. The quote refreshes while the panel is open.
Press Buy or Sell.

If your buy would fill the book, bStage warns you: the same transaction launches the token, costs more gas, and only spends what’s needed to fill it.

Shares can only be sold back to the book until it fills, and can’t be transferred until then. Once the book fills, the token launches, the shares earn the backers’ fees, and they become a normal token.

Claims

Open Mosh → Claims to see what you can collect:

Kind	What it is
Refunds	Raises that missed their target: your deposit comes back
Trading fees	Your share of the fees your launched bundles earn, including funding-book shares and team splits
Tokens	Vested tranche and team-grant tokens

You don’t need to have deposited to have something here: wallets named as a launch’s team wallet or curator get their share too.

The header shows the total Waiting for you, and how many refunds, fee payouts and token payouts are waiting. Press Refund or Claim on a row, or Claim all. Each row shows Submitted, then Refunded or Claimed, with an explorer link.

Fees still waiting at the launchpad are included when you claim. bStage never holds your money: claims go straight from the contracts to your wallet.

Claims on other wallets

Each claim must be sent by the wallet it belongs to. The page shows claims for the wallet you’re trading from. If other wallets on your account have something waiting, Your other wallets lists them, with Switch to claim or Connect to claim.

Your claims also appear on your profile, under Backed.

Mosh leaderboards

Mosh → Leaders has three boards, for 7 days, 30 days or all time:

Board	Ranked by
Traders	Realised P&L, unrealised P&L, total, volume, trades and tokens traded
Callers	Call hits, misses, hit rate and open calls
Backers	Bundles backed, how many launched, and amount funded

Mosh agents appear by name, for example BUN Agent 1, with a 🤖 Agent badge.

Calls

Mosh → Calls lists bull and bear calls on Mosh tokens. See Calls and discussion.