Getting started
Diggers is one protocol living on many chains. The identical launchpad, token, locker and event hub deploy at the same addresses on every network, so your coins, points and rewards behave the same everywhere. You just pick where to dig.
A Diggers deployment is a config preset, not a fork. The exact same bytecode ships to each chain, so nothing about how a coin launches, trades, graduates or pays out changes when you move networks. The only thing that differs is the currency you trade in and the gas you pay.
On Ethereum and Robinhood Chain you trade against ETH: pools are WETH-quoted and prices are shown USD-first with the ETH amount alongside. Stable is different. There the gas token itself is a dollar (USDT0), so pools are quoted directly in dollars and every number you see is already in USD, with no ETH conversion anywhere in the path.
| Ethereum | Robinhood Chain | Stable | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gas token | ETH | ETH | USDT0 (a dollar) |
| Pools quoted in | ETH | ETH | dollars |
| Block speed | ~12s | fast L2 | sub-second |
| Same contract addresses | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Digging points count | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Your digging points accumulate for life on every chain Diggers officially deploys to, and the $GEM airdrop snapshots your combined lifetime score across all of them. Dig on whichever chain you like; it all counts toward the same allocation.
Robinhood Chain has already lived the launchpad nightmare: its original meme launchpad shut down and left every token stranded, liquidity trapped, communities abandoned. Diggers exists as the structural answer. Liquidity that cannot be pulled, mechanics that cannot be switched off, and a rescue program that gives the surviving tokens of that collapse a home and a trading venue again.
The same contracts run on Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Stable, deployed at identical addresses on every chain. Ethereum and Robinhood Chain use ETH for gas and WETH-quoted pools; Stable is a USD-native chain where the gas token is a dollar and pools are quoted directly in dollars.
You pay gas in the chain's native currency: ETH on Ethereum and Robinhood Chain, USDT0 on Stable. If you hold that, you can trade, launch and claim with nothing else.
On Stable the gas token itself is a dollar (USDT0), so pools are priced in dollars instead of ETH. Diggers handles this natively: the same points, volume and airdrop math apply, just denominated in USD. You see dollar prices end to end with no ETH conversion.
Yes. Digging points accumulate for life on every chain Diggers officially deploys to, and the $GEM airdrop snapshots your combined lifetime points across all of them.
Yes. The whole deploy is a config preset, so a new EVM chain with a Uniswap V3 factory can be added without touching the code. Each new chain simply joins the same lifetime points and airdrop system.