Introduction
Marden is a launchpad for ERC tokens. We call each token and its trading pool a market, because that is what you get: a place people can trade the thing you made.
Creating a market takes one transaction. Browsing the board takes nothing at all, and no wallet is needed to look around.
Create a Market
Start with a name, symbol and description, then add an image and any project links. Your image and details are stored first, and your wallet signs one transaction after that.
The token is created, its Uniswap market opens and the liquidity is locked, all in that single transaction. You pay the gas and nothing else.
Trading
Every market has its own page with a live price, a candlestick chart built from its own trades, and buy and sell straight from your wallet. Buys and sells pay 5 percent, charged in ETH, split evenly between the creator of that market and Marden.
Understand the risks
A market listing is not an endorsement. Tokens can lose their entire value, liquidity can change, and smart contracts can have bugs. Read the project and contract details before participating.
Frequently asked questions
Is Marden live?
Yes. The contracts are deployed, market creation is open and markets trade on Uniswap.
Is a market still a token?
Yes. A market starts with an ERC token and its Uniswap trading pool. The name describes the place where people can participate.
Does preparing a market cost anything?
Creating a market costs the gas of one transaction. Marden takes no launch fee.
Which network and fees does Marden use?
Markets run on Robinhood Chain, chain 4663, against native ETH. Buys and sells pay 5 percent, charged in ETH, and every fee is split in half between the market creator and Marden.