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Camelot and Cypher have now consolidated into Frontier.
Going forward, all development, updates and communication will continue under the new Frontier account as we bring everything together under one ecosystem.
Full details on the transition are in the article below.
1/ @frontieroutlaw launched on Frontier using multiple extensions, including one built entirely for their own market.
$OUTLAW turns trading into the mint itself, connecting the token, NFTs and fees into a single market.
Here’s how they built it 🧵
4/ This is all powered by Frontier’s extension architecture.
Outlaws can combine existing extensions with their own custom logic, allowing entirely new mechanics to be built around a Uniswap v4 market without needing to build the underlying market infrastructure from scratch.
New on Frontier: the fee splitter.
Your coin's fees, routed the way you want, from the creation form.
· split the ETH leg and the coin leg independently
· up to 32 wallets per leg, each with its own share
· burn option on the coin leg
· distribution is permissionless, whoever triggers it earns a small tip
Coming next: POL auto-compound and buyback & burn, as one-click destinations.
Programmable fees, at the source.
$OUTLAW launches on Frontier this Thursday.
The token market is the mint: buy $OUTLAW → earn draw tickets → win Outlaw NFTs, while trading fees flow back to staked Outlaws.
A new NFT primitive built around trading, launching through Frontier 🏹
On Thursday, $OUTLAW launches with a new NFT primitive: the token market becomes the mint, and the fees from that market flow back to the NFTs it creates.
There is no normal mint. Trade $OUTLAW, eligible buys automatically earn tickets, and winning tickets mint one of 15,000 Outlaws directly to your wallet.
Win an Outlaw, stake it, and you earn from the same trading activity that minted it in the first place.
Instead of launching a token and NFT collection separately, both are built into the same loop: trading distributes the NFTs, then keeps feeding fees back to the people holding them.
how it works
$OUTLAW launches on @frontierhood on Thursday, Sept 10 at 12:00 UTC, starting on the bonding curve.
Once the curve graduates, trading moves to the AMM and the first Outlaw draw begins. From that point, eligible buys earn tickets automatically through the fee you were already paying. There is no separate ticket sale or extra transaction, you enter simply by trading the token.
Every trade also feeds the Outlaws pot. Outlaws come in four ranks: Gold, Silver, Bronze and Iron, and once won they can be staked to earn from that pot, with your rank determining your weight.
So as $OUTLAW trades, the same market that is minting new Outlaws is also generating fees for the Outlaws already staked.
airdrop
Airdrop entries are already open, with 150 Outlaws up for grabs until Friday at 19:00 UTC. Follow, repost the airdrop post and submit your wallet through the entry link.
after launch
14 days after graduation, the Genesis Auction begins. Outlaws are sold through a descending-price auction paid entirely in $OUTLAW, with every token spent burned.
So the loop is simple: trade $OUTLAW → earn tickets → mint Outlaws → stake them → trading fees flow back to Outlaws.
A new way to launch a token and NFT collection where the market itself mints the NFTs and keeps rewarding them afterwards.
It all starts Thursday 📷
Frontier extensions are building blocks for custom launches, letting projects combine different mechanics into a market designed around them.
@sleuthintel has just shown how powerful that can be by stacking multiple extensions together in a single launch 🟣 (1/8)
Frontier also isn't limited to the extensions that exist today.
Developers can build their own extensions and combine them with the existing stack.
That opens up a much larger design space for markets that haven't been possible before. (7/8)
Our mission is to give builders on Robinhood better tools to launch.
Programmable markets let teams create launches built around exactly what they need.
@sleuthintel $SLEUTH is now the largest token on Frontier and the first to cross a $1m market cap.
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Trade on @frontierhood for now, the slippage is normal there
Uni needs to whitelist "non-official" hooks first, the form has been submitted by the frontier team