CanHav helps builders go from idea to a live token or DeFi Project on testnet. Users plan a DeFi product with guided research, launch a token on testnet, and let AI agents read it all through MCP.
CanHav is a launchpad and build studio for onchain teams. Most token launchpads stop at the token. CanHav covers the whole path, from the first idea to a tradable token with an honest public record.
In the Studio, a team describes what it is building, picks a DeFi sector such as Credit or Liquidity, and chooses a product shape like a curated vault, a fixed rate product or an AMM pool. CanHav then gives them a reading list of trusted sources, ordered build steps, pre-launch security review passes, and a clear view of which protocols actually run on the chosen testnet today.
Users can also start their web3 product ideation by planning a token launch on Robinhood Chain Testnet or Arbitrum Sepolia. Tokens start on a bonding curve and graduate into a built-in AMM pool. However, unlike the current token launchpads, this is only for ideation which helps users identify their value proposition before launch. Thus they also have optional tools that let teams lock tokens until milestone dates, run fixed price sales whose proceeds unlock in tranches, and post progress updates anchored onchain. Fees and admin changes go through a public timelock.
Everything is built for AI coding agents too. Each project gets its own MCP server, so Claude Code, Cursor and other tools can read the plan, the research pack and the live token state, and even draft edits for the owner to approve.
I built a seperate branch called singapore-buildathon on github to identify everything done during the hackathon. I completed the following 4 features during this time:
Token Launch: The launch flow became the first tab, with a launchpad style form, image and socials, an optional dev buy, and an optional journey commitment. I wrote, tested and deployed CurveLauncher, a bonding curve that graduates into our AMM pool, with indexer, reads and MCP support. An Explore tab now lists every token and project, and token pages got a market style layout.
Two chains: The launch layer was rebuilt so every read, write and page follows the token's chain. The full contract is now deployed to Arbitrum Sepolia and Robinhood Chain Testnet. This allows the user to pick which chain they would like to build their project on.
Studio: Projects can be ideated and created with the help of research kits and the users' AI IDE with an MCP connection. The resource catalogues are customized for the projects users want to built and include resources from various sources, such as Morpho, Pendle, Uniswap and Robinhood Chain. The users can customize build steps, review passes, and test their product's viability.
Agents: The platform now has eight launch tools on the MCP server, a separate MCP server per project. The agent writes that owners approve and a one paste prompt for any AI IDE.
USD 6,000 won at Arbitrum Founder House London