The route, stop by stop.
This is exactly what happens to a coin on Multipad, in the order it happens. Each stop is written to the coin page with its transaction.
- Launch on Pons
You create a normal Pons coin on Robinhood Chain from your own wallet. Multipad gives the coin a fund address first, and the launch names that address as the coin's creator-fee recipient, with a creator fee of 1% of every trade. The split is fixed: 80% to the coin's liquidity fund, 20% to the platform. The launcher takes no cut.
- Trade and graduate
The coin trades on its Pons curve, then, once 4.2 ETH has gone in, in its Uniswap v4 pool. The fund sweeps the curve into the Pons fee escrow and claims it; each claim is split and written to the coin page.
- Hit the threshold
Nothing crosses before the coin has graduated and its fund holds 1 ETH. At that moment the fund's whole balance becomes the budget of the first round. A coin that never gets there stays on Robinhood Chain with its fees waiting in the fund.
- Bridge value
Half the budget goes through Relay to the next chain of the route as its native coin: BNB on BNB Chain (same fund address), SOL on Solana (the fund's Solana address). It pays the gas of the next stops and becomes one side of the pool.
- Buy
The other half buys the coin in its Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood, in pieces, so no piece moves the price more than 4%.
- Token and lockbox
On BNB Chain the coin is deployed as a LayerZero OFT with the same name and symbol. On Solana it is an SPL token whose only minter is its OFT config, on LayerZero's own OFT program. On Robinhood, one lockbox (OFT adapter) serves both. Each pair names its verifiers: two DVNs, LayerZero Labs and Nethermind, plus the LayerZero executor. Once per coin and chain.
- Move
The coins bought are locked in the lockbox and LayerZero mints the same number on the other chain, to the fund. What circulates on BNB Chain and Solana together is exactly what is locked on Robinhood.
- Open the pool
On BNB Chain a full-range PancakeSwap V3 position, on Solana a Raydium CPMM pool, both with a 0.25% fee. Both sides were bought in the same round from the same ETH, so the pool opens at the price the fund paid. The position is held by the fund and linked from the coin page.
- Next chain, then keep it fed
The chains cross one after the other, in the order chosen at launch: the second starts when the fund holds 1 ETH again. Once every chain is live, each 0.05 ETH the fund gathers goes the same way to the chain with the fewest rounds: bridge half, buy and move half, add to its pool. Nothing is ever withdrawn from a pool.
- Contracts on BNB Chain and Robinhood cost cents in gas; on Solana the accounts and the Raydium pool cost about 0.25 SOL per coin. All paid once by the fund.
- Each LayerZero message costs about 0.0001 ETH; Relay takes a small fee per transfer (about 0.6% on a 0.1 ETH test quote).
- Pons keeps its own curve fee; the 1% creator fee is what the fund lives on.
- Fund keys are held by this server, encrypted, and saved before any transaction names them. The ETH in a fund is only ever spent on these stops.
- The lockbox, the token and the LP position are owned by the fund address.
- Your coins and your wallet never pass through us.
- Every number on this site is a sum of recorded transactions, each shown with its hash.
- A stop can stall (a bridge can hang, gas can spike). It shows as stalled and is retried; the budget stays in the fund.
- Independent of Pons, Robinhood, LayerZero, Relay, BNB Chain, Solana, PancakeSwap and Raydium.