Robinhood Chain · id 4663 · $FETTI
In March 2021, after criticism that the animation gamified investing, Robinhood removed the confetti that fired when you placed a trade. CONFETTI is a token whose entire product is the animation. Every buy fires it — on your screen, and on the screen of everyone else watching the tape.
This button fires the animation on demand. On a real $FETTI buy it fires by itself, for every viewer on the page at once.
Bigger buys get bigger bursts. None of that lives in the contract — it is the front end reading the chain.
every buy, in the open
One public screen. Every buy lands here with a burst sized to it, and stays up for whoever opens the page next. The tape is the reason to leave the tab open — and the thing worth clipping.
$FETTI is live on Robinhood Chain. These are real buys.
three parts, no moving ones
01
Unmodified OpenZeppelin ERC-20. 1,000,000,000 supply, minted once at deploy. No owner, no mint, nothing anyone can switch off later.
02
The site reads swap events straight from the pool. It holds no keys, takes no cut, and cannot change what the token does.
03
Each confirmed buy fires a burst scaled to its size, for everyone on the page at that moment. That is the whole product.
the missing half is the point
live
The tape went up before the token did, running on somebody else's market, so the page was already worth watching on the day $FETTI landed.
Phase 01
Run the tape before there was anything to buyThe page worked without a token of its own, riding an existing Robinhood Chain market so people could watch live buys pop.
DonePhase 03
Tape reading its own buysSame page, same animation, now firing on every confirmed $FETTI buy — for everyone watching at that moment.
Live