Plan a partner liquidity trial

Start with a clear need

Ramses provides swaps and liquidity pools across four documented networks.

• State whether you need trading liquidity, treasury liquidity, or a place for a token launch.
• A pool gives your chosen token pair a place to trade.

Choose a pool type

Match the pool design to how your tokens behave and who will manage the liquidity.

• V2 and concentrated V3 are documented on Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, and Polygon.
• DLMM uses price bins and is documented on Robinhood Chain.

Compare fees and actual results

The documented fee-only default allocates 95% of swap fees to LPs. Volume and fee levels determine income.

• Compare available liquidity, trading volume, and the routes traders use.
• Include operating costs and changes in token value.

Bring the details for a first discussion

A useful brief names the market, funding, responsibilities, and desired result.

• List the network, token addresses, expected users, and launch steps.
• Name who funds, owns, and manages the liquidity.
• State expected trade sizes and how you will measure trade quality, fees, and costs.

Keep the first trial small

Start with one network, one token pair, and one trading or launch flow.

• Set a goal, capital budget, and incentive budget.
• Name the owner, token addresses, starting price, and expected trade sizes.
• Set a review date and the decision the trial should help you make.

Example: sharing collected fees

Assume $1,000 in gross fees belongs to an eligible fee-only position. A 95% LP share leaves $950 before further costs.

• An example 80/20 split of $950 gives the creator $760 and the platform $190.
• That split needs a compatible fee-distribution integration; Ramses does not provide it automatically.

Decide how to judge success

Agree on measurements before funding. Your team chooses the targets.

• Measure trade output, price impact, actual volume, and the routes used.
• Track gross fees, collected fees, incentive spending, and operating costs.
• Your results also show withdrawals, fee payments, and liquidity available near trading prices.

Report what happened and decide

Summarize the trial’s trading, liquidity, fees, and costs alongside your original goal.

• Report capital used, trade results, volume, collected fees, and total costs.
• Choose whether to expand, change a specific assumption, or end the trial.

Robinhood revenue buys RAM

Since October 14, 2026, all Robinhood protocol revenue routes to BuybackModule for market purchases of RAM. Sarcophagus is closed there.

• The fee-only default remains 95% LPs / 5% protocol; buybacks use the protocol portion.
• Authorized execution sends RAM to the dead address without reducing Robinhood totalSupply.
• Direct RAM input can skip the purchase. Buybacks guarantee neither price gains nor net deflation.

Confirm each promised feature

Fee sharing, trade routing, incentives, and asset control each need a verified plan.

• Check that the proposed integration works for your chosen deployment.
• Confirm custom terms before presenting them as available.

Test the whole user journey

An existing pool does not prove that every step of an integration works.

• Check the pool, tokens, approvals, starting price, deposit amounts, and position owner.
• Test quotes, swaps, deposits, and withdrawals; compare results with transaction records.
• Check any separate fee distributor’s permissions, recipients, and lock rules.