Tokens that have completed their run on Uniswap's pools.trade launchpad are now accessible directly through Trust Wallet, the self-custodial wallet owned by Binance. Trust Wallet announced the integration on X, confirming that graduated tokens from the launchpad on Robinhood Chain can be viewed and transacted within the wallet interface.
PoolsVenture launched pools.trade in August 2026 on Robinhood Chain as an alternative token issuance mechanism designed to address fair pricing and liquidity concerns that have plagued traditional decentralized launchpads. The platform operates two models: a bonding curve model that sets prices algorithmically based on demand, and a liquidity pool model that builds in price protection through automated market maker logic. Tokens that complete their launch phases graduate to secondary markets; Trust Wallet's display of these tokens funnels them through Uniswap's existing distribution infrastructure rather than creating a separate trading channel.

The integration does not introduce new functionality to Trust Wallet itself. Instead, it surfaces pools.trade graduates within Uniswap's standard token discovery and swap routing, which Trust Wallet already supports. Users who hold or purchase graduated tokens through Trust Wallet interact with them via the wallet's existing Uniswap connection, the same way they would interact with any other ERC-20 token on chains where Uniswap operates.

Robinhood Chain, the layer-1 blockchain backed by the trading platform Robinhood Financial, has positioned itself as a launchpad venue through lower transaction costs and retail-facing distribution. Uniswap's pools.trade operates on this chain to tap that user base. Graduating tokens to wallet visibility is a standard step in making newly issued assets tradeable; the bottleneck for most launchpad tokens is not discovery but sustained trading demand and liquidity.
Trust Wallet has over 100 million users and is one of the most widely used self-custodial wallets in the retail crypto ecosystem. Its integration of pools.trade tokens extends the launchpad's reach into a wallet that many users access daily for token holding and trading. The move does not guarantee trading volume or price support for graduated tokens; it provides a frictionless path for existing wallet users to discover and transact them.
PoolsVenture has not disclosed the number of tokens that have graduated from pools.trade since launch or the aggregate trading volume they have commanded. The launchpad's two-model approach is still in early adoption, and token performance varies widely depending on team execution and market conditions rather than the issuance mechanism alone. Robinhood Chain's own growth and Trust Wallet user adoption of Robinhood Chain remain the primary constraints on pools.trade's utility.
Uniswap's support for pools.trade tokens through Trust Wallet follows the protocol's strategy to remain neutral distribution infrastructure for token issuance. Uniswap itself does not operate pools.trade; it provides the routing and liquidity discovery that allows any token to be traded once it exists on-chain. The integration is a natural consequence of Uniswap's existing partnership model rather than a material expansion of either platform's feature set.