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Gekko Protocol
Gekko Protocol is a memecoin launchpad with AI agents on Robinhood Chain. Gekko also offers swap and bridge tools connecting Robinhood Chain and Solana.[3][4][5][6]
Overview
Gekko is a memecoin launchpad with AI agents built into its Robinhood Chain product. Its launch model combines a token, a Uniswap V3 pool, and an AI character for the coin.
Gekko’s product lineup also includes non-custodial swaps between Robinhood Chain tokens and a bridge for transfers between Robinhood Chain and Solana.[3][5][6]
History
Gekko’s October 2026 roadmap post reports V1 and V2 releases; Robinhood Chain integration; testnet and mainnet launches, each with a bug-bounty program; the launch of $GEKKO on Solana; the release of Gekko Swap and Bridge; a V3 release; and AI-agent and AI-memecoin intelligence workflows as completed. The post lists DogeOS launchpad integration, Solana launchpad integration, $GEKKO staking, and integrations with BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, and Base among upcoming work. It also mentions a planned $GEKKO buyback-and-burn.[4]
$GEKKO is Gekko’s own token, separate from user-created tokens launched through its launchpad.[4][3]
Technology and Architecture
Gekko documents its launch model on Robinhood Chain as a single factory call that deploys a token, creates a Uniswap V3 pool against WETH, and adds the token’s full supply as single-sided liquidity. Each token has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 units, minted once. The pool is immediately tradeable without a bonding-curve graduation or migration step. The liquidity position NFT remains with the factory and cannot be transferred out or withdrawn. An optional creator initial buy can also occur in the same transaction.[3][8]
Gekko’s documented launch fee is 0.0005 ETH. The pool fee is 1%, split 70% to the creator, 10% to the coin’s AI character, and 20% to the protocol. Gekko describes the contracts as non-custodial and states that the factory has no owner; changing its terms would require a new factory.[9][10][11]
Products
Each Gekko-launched coin gets an AI character configured by its creator. According to Gekko, the character can speak on the coin’s page and, optionally, in the creator’s Telegram group; 10% of the coin’s trading fees funds the character.[3][11]
Gekko’s documentation describes its own agentic trading engine as trading live on Robinhood Chain with real ETH from Gekko’s own wallet, in coins listed on Gekko. The documentation says the engine uses trend-following entry signals and minimum pool-depth, age, and activity thresholds, with take-profit and stop-loss rules, alongside parallel paper testing. It is not a customer trading service: users cannot deposit into it. Trading agents for individual creators remain on Gekko’s documentation roadmap.[12][7]
Gekko’s account says V3 allows creators to enable sharing part of their fee income with token holders, who can claim rewards through the interface. The feature is optional and is not described as enabled for every token.[4]
Gekko Swap enables non-custodial swaps between listed Robinhood Chain tokens. Gekko Bridge supports transfers in either direction between Robinhood Chain and Solana. These are the two networks the bridge documentation describes as supported; additional chains are listed as roadmap work.[5][6]
Launchpad
Gekko describes its service as a platform for launching and trading AI memecoins. Its website displays tokens labeled “Robinhood,” “DogeOS · TESTNET,” and “ETH,” with examples including Trump Accounts, Doge King, Doge Frog, Ape, Apple • Robinhood Token, and Poly Chan.[2]
During the DogeOS Pioneer Rewards campaign, Gekko promoted no-fee token launches on DogeOS testnet.[1] Gekko’s X profile described DogeOS as live on its launchpad.[1] Its X account also announced $TSLA as an available trading pair.[1][2]
Gekko’s October 2026 roadmap separately lists “DogeOS Launchpad Integration” as upcoming.[4]
DogeOS Pioneer Rewards
Gekko promoted a DogeOS Pioneer Rewards campaign during the DogeOS testnet period, with 100,000 DOGE in total prizes for 50 winners, or 2,000 DOGE each. Creators and traders could qualify by launching tokens or trading on the DogeOS testnet. The campaign was presented as taking place before DogeOS mainnet went live.[1]
Gekko stated that DOGE obtained from the testnet faucet was free and had no value, while eligible campaign prizes were real DOGE. The campaign was sponsored by Cryptews, IGH Group, and Moonsale Launchpad.[1]
DogeOS opened its public testnet on September 30, 2026. The testnet supports EVM-compatible applications and uses DOGE-denominated test fees. As of October 20, 2026, DogeOS had not announced a mainnet date; CEO Jordan Jefferson said the team would share a mainnet timeline as development milestones are reached.[13]
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