Testnets · 2026-11-12
Vibe Vibe testnet: a launchpad on Robinhood Chain with 5% of supply set aside for testers and builders
Overview
vibe/vibe is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain built on a bonding curve that graduates tokens to a DEX, with its testnet live since August 2026. VIBEVIBE has a 1 billion supply: 5% for testnet users and builders, 25% for SPARK holders on a snapshot not yet taken, 1% for Battlegrounds season one, 5% for a public sale at $0.006 with full unlock at TGE, and the rest for the community. No TGE date is set and the stated FDV is $7.5 million.
Requirements
Claim test ETH from the Robinhood Chain testnet faucet and connect an EVM wallet. Launch at least one test token with a name, ticker, image and description, since the team says it looks at quality, then buy and sell tokens launched by others. To chase a Vibe Vibers NFT, join the official Telegram and take part in X raids, where the top 250 qualify. Nothing costs money.
Reward
Five percent of supply is distributed to testnet users and builders on a discretionary basis, with sybil and wash-trading wallets subject to exclusion. SPARK holders separately share 25% pro rata on a snapshot not yet taken, Battlegrounds season one carries 1%, and the top 100 guilds share 1,000 Vibe Vibers whitelist spots.
Deadline
Open-ended
Ongoing
Risk notes
Separate the existence of a pool from what you can expect from it. The 5% pool is real, but the rules are explicitly discretionary. The part actually paid pro rata is the 25% for SPARK, which costs money to acquire and whose snapshot has not been taken, making it a bet on the later stage. That leaves three zero-cost routes: testnet activity, the Battlegrounds game and raids. The testnet involves no real funds, but keep your main wallet away, since new Robinhood Chain sites have brought phishing pages with them.
How to take part
- Always enter through the official link listed under Source — never a shortened link from a stranger.
- Use a dedicated wallet. Start with a small transaction, confirm it behaves as expected, then scale.
- Check every requirement one by one, especially snapshot times and holding periods.
- Claim or confirm before the deadline — expired windows are rarely re-opened.