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Launch a market
Pick a real CS2 finish, own the ticker and deploy from your wallet — the token opens its own TOKEN / ETH market on Robinhood Chain.
Every market starts from an exact finish that already trades in the real world. The reference is the identity — the token prices itself.
No listing form, no review queue, no allocation to negotiate. The skin is the reference; everything else is yours.
Choose one exact finish and wear from 2,125 real CS2 skins — AK-47 | Inheritance, M4A1-S | Black Lotus, Desert Eagle | Printstream. That immutable reference becomes the market's identity.
reference = weapon · finish · wearName the token, claim the ticker, add a logo and your community links. The skin artwork stands in until you upload your own — nothing here is assigned to you by us.
name · ticker · logo · linksDeploy from your own wallet. The token gets its own TOKEN / ETH market on Robinhood Chain, live the moment the transaction confirms — and the 1% fee routes to you.
deploy → TOKEN / ETH · chain 4663Price comes from one place only: the ETH sitting in the market's reserve against the tokens in circulation.
Search the live catalog. Every card carries the real Skinport reference — median asking price and open listings — for the most liquid wear of that finish.
This matters more than anything else on the page, so it is written in full: the skin is the cultural layer behind the market — never the collateral inside it.
Every priced CS2 finish in the catalog, from $0.03 spray to four-figure covert.
Paid by the trade, routed to the market's creator — not to a treasury.
Robinhood Chain. Native ETH markets, gas in fractions of a cent.
Read live from the chain RPC in your browser, not from our server.
No. The reference price on every card is public Skinport market data, shown so you know which finish you are rallying around. The token's price is set by its own onchain market — ETH in the reserve against tokens in circulation — and nothing reads the skin price back into it.
Yes. A reference is not exclusive: the same finish can carry several markets, exactly like several communities can rally around the same culture. The ticker, the name and the market are what separate them — which is why the first mover on a finish tends to keep the attention.
A wallet on Robinhood Chain and enough ETH for gas. You pick the reference, set name, ticker, logo and links, and sign one deployment transaction. There is no allocation to the team, no presale and no listing fee.
To the creator of the market, on every trade, in ETH. It is charged on the trade itself — no separate claim contract, no vesting schedule, no cut for skinpad on top of it.
They are a snapshot of Skinport's public items API, taken at build time — the timestamp sits at the bottom of this page. Each entry is the median asking price of the most liquid wear of that finish, alongside the number of open listings behind it.
2,125 references are sitting in the catalog right now. One of them is already yours in-game.