One
launch.
Multichain.
A Pons coin, launched from your wallet on Robinhood Chain, with 80% of its creator fees set aside in a liquidity fund that belongs to the coin. When it graduates and the fund holds 1 ETH, the coin carries itself to BNB Chain and Solana as the same coin, one after the other, and opens a pool on each. Every fee after that makes the pools deeper.
Live launches.
Every coin launched here, where it is now, where it goes next.
Four moves.
Launch
Name it, sign from your wallet. The coin launches on Pons with its creator fee paid to its own fund address, written on chain at launch.
Grow
The coin trades on its Pons curve, then in its Uniswap v4 pool. 80% of its creator fees collect in its liquidity fund, an address that is the coin's alone. The launcher takes no cut: the coin itself is the prize.
Cross
The fund sends half its ETH to the next chain as BNB or SOL, buys the coin with the other half and moves it across through LayerZero: locked on Robinhood, minted there. The pool opens at the price the fund paid.
Compound
Fees keep arriving. Every 0.05 ETH the fund gathers goes the same way, to each live chain in turn. Nothing is ever taken out of a pool.
- The Robinhood coin is a plain Pons coin with a fixed supply of 1 billion.
- On BNB Chain it is a LayerZero OFT, on Solana an SPL token minted only by its LayerZero OFT config: both mint only when coins are locked in the lockbox on Robinhood, and burn when they go back. Total supply never changes.
- The pools are a full-range PancakeSwap V3 position on BNB Chain and a Raydium CPMM pool on Solana, held by the coin's fund, linked from the coin page.
- The fund keys, encrypted, stored before any transaction names them. Between a fee landing and being spent on pools, the ETH is in our custody.
- The lockbox, the tokens on BNB Chain and Solana and the LP positions are owned by the fund, so this server controls them.
- Nothing of yours: you launch from your own wallet and keep every coin you buy.
- Independent of Pons, Robinhood, LayerZero, Relay, BNB Chain, Solana, PancakeSwap and Raydium.
- Not a promise of value. Fees come from trades that happen, and a coin that never graduates stays on Robinhood Chain.
- Not instant. A crossing takes minutes; the coin page shows each step with its transaction.