01 / FIND
Find your other side.
Explore token offers or put your own position on the table. Every seller needs a buyer.
The first P2P OTC marketplace on Robinhood Chain
Buy the bag.Sell the bag.Keep the chartuntouched.
Find a buyer. Agree on a price. Trade tokens directly between wallets, without selling into the pool.
COUNTER / TERMINAL 001EST. 2026
MADE FOR DIRECT DEALSC_ / RH
A familiar desk. A different way to trade.01 / COUNTER
Wallet to walletAgreed pricingNo AMM swapBuilt for Robinhood ChainPOOL 0.00%Peer to peer OTCKEEP THE CHART UNTOUCHED
01 / THE DEAL
Your exit.
Someone else's entry.
A bag worth selling can be a bag worth buying. Counter gives both sides a place to meet.
Put a price on your position.
You know what you hold. Choose the amount and the price you'd accept. Let a buyer take the other side.
01
Sell to a buyer.
Find someone who wants your tokens at an agreed price.
02
Know the deal upfront.
The token amount and payment are part of the offer.
03
Keep the trade out of the pool.
The OTC exchange itself leaves AMM reserves unchanged.
Your positionIllustrative offer
BAGEXAMPLE TOKEN
Agreed price / BAG0.00001 ETH
RouteWallet → Wallet
You receive1.00 ETH
AMM swap requiredNONE
Example only. No wallet connection or real transaction.
Payment asset and fee policy are not finalized.
02 / A DIFFERENT ROUTE
Change hands.
Skip the pool.
A swap trades against liquidity. An OTC deal trades with another wallet. The tokens move, the payment moves, and the pool stays out of it.
- Offer posted
- Buyer matched
- Wallet to wallet
- Chart untouched
PRICE 0.00001000POOL 400,000 BAG / 4.00 ETHSTAGE 0/4
Scroll to play. Watch two wallets meet.
Illustrative numbers. The OTC trade doesn't change pool reserves.
Later market trades can still move the price.
Later market trades can still move the price.
03 / FROM BAG TO DEAL
A good deal takes two.
02 / AGREE
Make the numbers work.
Set the token amount and your price. A deal happens when the other side accepts the terms.
03 / EXCHANGE
Trade over the counter.
Exchange the tokens and payment between wallets. No sale into the AMM pool.
04 / BEFORE YOU ASK
Clear terms.
Clear answers.
Does this really leave the chart untouched?
The OTC exchange does not swap against an AMM or change its reserves, so it does not directly move that pool's price. The buyer can sell later, and other market activity can still move the chart. Counter is a different trade route, not a price guarantee.
Why would someone buy my bag?
Because the token, size and price suit them. A buyer may want a position without buying it through the pool. Both sides still need to agree; an offer is not a guaranteed exit.
Does Counter buy the tokens from me?
Counter is a peer-to-peer marketplace. Another user supplies the payment and takes the tokens. Counter does not promise to buy an unmatched offer.
How is this different from a regular transfer?
A transfer sends an asset one way. An OTC trade pairs the token amount with an agreed payment. Counter is designed to bring the offer, acceptance and exchange into one flow.
Can I trade on this page?
This is a preview of Counter's landing page and proposed trade flow. The example above is interactive, but no wallet is connected and no funds move. Trading access, supported assets and fees will be announced when the application is ready.
TAKE IT OVER THE COUNTER.
There's another side
to your bag.
Buy the bag. Sell the bag. Keep the chart untouched.
LEVELS CLEARED0/4
ACHIEVEMENTS0/6
POOL IMPACT0.00%
CONTINUE?9