Sell Dust Tokens on Robinhood Chain

Sell leftover launchpad and pool tokens on Robinhood Chain for ETH in one signed transaction. Stock tokens stay protected, and the 1% fee applies only to what sells.

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How It Works

01

Connect Your EVM Wallet

Connect the wallet that holds your Robinhood Chain assets and switch to Robinhood Chain when prompted.

02

Select Eligible Dust

Review balances, protected assets, and eligibility reasons before adding tokens to the queue.

03

Sign Once and Confirm

Check the payout asset, estimated amount, gas and minimum received for each token, then sign one permit and confirm one transaction for the whole run.

Features

Every Launchpad, One Tool

Tokens from Pons, Bags, hood.fun, Flap, Virtuals, Klik, Noxa, Pools.trade, and Doppler are sold straight into their bonding curves, and graduated tokens go through Uniswap, without leaving the page.

One Signature, One Transaction

A Permit2 batch permit and a single transaction sell every selected token. A token that fails is refunded inside the same transaction and the rest still settle.

Protected Asset Filtering

Stock tokens and other restricted investment assets remain visible but can never be selected, and are never used as an intermediate step.

Safety Checks Before Quoting

Each token is probed for honeypot behaviour, transfer taxes and thin liquidity before a quote is shown, and gas-negative balances are flagged.

Fee Transparency

A flat 1% of each payout, charged only on sells that complete. The confirmation shows the estimated payout, gas and minimum received amount for every token.

Non-Custodial

Your wallet signs the permit and the transaction directly, and the contract holds nothing between transactions. Sol Incinerator never takes custody of your assets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Robinhood Chain duster sell?+
Small token balances left over from launchpads and pools. Tokens still on a bonding curve (Pons, Bags, hood.fun, Flap, Virtuals, Klik, Noxa, Pools.trade, and Doppler) are sold straight back into that curve, and tokens that have graduated to a Uniswap pool are swapped to ETH through the pool. Stock tokens, unsupported balances and tokens that fail the safety checks stay visible but cannot be selected.
What does it cost?+
A fee of 1% of each payout, charged only on a sell that completes. In a batched sweep it is taken inside the same transaction that sells the token; a token that has to be sold on its own, such as a Virtuals curve token, sends the fee as a separate transfer right after its sell confirms. You also pay the network gas for those transactions. The confirmation screen shows the estimated payout, the gas and the minimum you will receive after slippage protection before you sign anything.
How many transactions do I sign?+
One signature and one transaction per 25 tokens. You sign a Permit2 batch permit covering the selected tokens, then confirm a single transaction that sells all of them; a selection larger than 25 repeats that once per sweep. Tokens you have never used with Permit2 before need a one-time approval first. If the batch contract is not enabled, the duster falls back to one transaction per token. A token the batch contract cannot sell, such as a Virtuals curve token, is sold in its own transaction after the sweep.
What asset do I receive?+
ETH in almost every case, which is also the gas token on Robinhood Chain, so cleaning up dust tops up the balance you need for future transactions. A token still on a curve pays out whatever that curve holds, which can be USDG or VIRTUAL instead of ETH; the confirmation screen names the payout asset for every token.
What happens if a sell fails?+
The batch keeps going. A token whose sell reverts is returned to your wallet inside the same transaction and shown as failed, and no fee is charged for it. In the rare case a token refuses the refund, for example because it is paused, the contract holds that balance for you and the duster shows a Reclaim button to take it back later.
Can I undo a completed sell?+
No. A confirmed sell is an on-chain trade and cannot be reversed by Sol Incinerator. Review the selected tokens and the minimum received amount before signing.
Why can some Robinhood Chain tokens not be selected?+
Stock tokens and other protected investment assets are excluded on purpose and can never be sold here, even as an intermediate step. Tokens that fail the honeypot or sell-tax probe, tokens whose pool would pay far less than their market value, and balances worth less than the gas to sell them are flagged with a reason. Pro mode can select single balances up to $10 and any number of tokens with no limit on the run's total; a run sells 25 tokens per transaction, so a larger selection signs one permit and one transaction per 25.
What is the difference between Fun mode and Pro mode?+
Fun mode shows only priced dust and sells it in one tap. Pro mode shows every balance in the wallet, including unknown and protected tokens, lets you pick tokens one by one and raise the per-token value limit. Both modes use the same safety checks and the same confirmation screen.

About

The Robinhood Chain duster is the Sol Incinerator cleanup tool for the small token balances that launchpads leave behind. Launchpad tokens are sold straight back into their bonding curve and pool tokens are swapped to ETH, all in one signed transaction, with protected assets and every fee shown before you sign. It is one of the wallet tools from the team behind the Solana incinerator. Because EVM chains have no rent deposits there is nothing to reclaim by burning; selling dust for ETH is the version of wallet cleanup that pays on Robinhood Chain.

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