https://pools.trade/ has taken the top spot in token launches. The real brilliance of Pools isn’t just its low fees—it’s how it’s redesigned the way launch platforms make money. Its base transaction fee is only 0.25%, significantly lower than the 0.7%-1% charged by mainstream launch platforms on the Robinhood chain. And here’s the kicker: the platform doesn’t directly pocket this money. Part of it goes to creators, while the rest is permanently reinvested into the pool, making liquidity deeper with every trade. But it’s not truly “zero commission.” Once the V4 protocol fee is activated, eligible pools will contribute about 4bps, which will be used for Uniswap’s TokenJar and UNI token burns. In simple terms: Traditional platforms make money through high fees. Pools uses low fees to grab market share, reinvests to deepen liquidity, and captures UNI value at the protocol level. On the surface, it looks like no commission, but underneath, it’s a flywheel in motion. If Pools ends up creating a high-market-cap meme, this model could directly change the competitive landscape for launch platforms on the Robinhood chain. In the short term, it’s unlikely to launch a platform token, but keep a close eye on the current leader, FRONG.