01 · Now
Curators get their room.
Selected community operators verify their identity and signing wallet, then shape the launchpad their audience will recognize.
Private onboardingPrivate curator onboarding
Communities lead. Tokens follow.
Banner is opening Robinhood Chain with a small first cohort of community curators. They shape their launchpads first. Public token pitches open when those rooms are ready.
See how access opens
Curator access opens shortly
- Curators first
- Branded launchpads
- Public launch records
Opening sequence
Community before market
Banner network
Curator cohort
Testnet
First room forming
Community launchpad
Thesis set by a named curator.
01
Curate
02
Prepare
03
Open
The opening sequence
First the curators. Then the creators.
The product is being exercised on testnet with access staged deliberately. Each step makes the next one more useful.
02 · Next
Launchpads take shape.
Curators set a clear thesis, prepare their public storefront, and help test the first real launch flows on Robinhood Chain testnet.
Cohort testing03 · Then
Token pitches open.
Once the first communities are ready, creators can pitch tokens into launchpads with a point of view—not an anonymous feed.
Public access laterWhy staged?
A market is stronger when someone sets the room.
Empty launchpads do not create conviction. Banner opens with real communities already at the center, so every future token pitch has context, a curator, and a place it belongs.
A named curator
A community operator puts their identity behind the room.
A clear point of view
Each launchpad tells creators what belongs there.
A visible launch record
Approved launches keep their community context onchain.
Private cohort
Curator access opens shortly.
First invites will go to selected communities after the current testnet checks are complete. There is nothing to submit yet.
Current status
Preparing first invitations