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every coin launched here pays its holders in a real stock. half of every fee drops into a reserve only holders can take.

how DROP works

01

what DROP is

a launchpad on Robinhood Chain, built on pons. every coin launched here is paired with a Robinhood stock token at birth, and trades in that stock from its first block to its last. every fee it pays is paid in that stock, and half of it drops into a reserve that only the coin's holders can take.

there is no crank, no snapshot and no keeper. the reserve is a balance in a contract, the formula that pays it out is in the same contract, and a holder takes their share whenever they want it.

02

the loop

stepwhat happenswho does it
1a creator launches a coin paired with a stockthe creator, one signature
2people trade it on its pons curve, in the stockanyone
3every trade pays 3%: 1% pons fee (0.7% of it the coin's) and 2% coin taxpons, automatically
4the coin's fees are collected and split 50 / 10 / 20 / 20anyone, by pressing settle
5holders return coins and take reserve × amount ÷ circulatingany holder, any time
6the curve fills, the coin graduates into a locked Uniswap v4 pool; fees keep coming in the stockpons

03

what a launch writes into a coin

DROP's launcher calls pons' factory with fixed terms. the creator picks the name, the ticker, the picture, the links and the stock. everything else is the launcher's:

termvalue
pair assetthe stock the creator picked, from pons' approved list
creator fee recipienta fresh inbox contract, one per coin, with no owner
creator tax2%, on every buy and sell
pons buybackoff, so the whole creator share reaches the inbox
first buyexempt from pons' opening snipe tax, delivered to the creator
launch feepons' own, 0.0005 ETH, passed through

04

every trade

feesizegoes to
pons trade fee1%0.3% to pons, 0.7% to the coin's inbox
coin tax2%the coin's inbox
total3%2.7% reaches the coin, always in the stock

pons charges both on the stock leg of the trade, never in the coin, before and after graduation.

05

the split

whosharehow
the coin's holders50%added to the coin's reserve, in its stock
the $DROP basket10%added to the basket, in the same stock
the platform20%sent to the treasury, in the stock
the creator20%sent to the creator, in the stock

the four figures are constants in the vault contract. there is no function that changes them.

06

settling

pons holds a coin's fees until they are swept and claimed. settle(coin) on the vault asks the coin's inbox to sweep them out of the curve or the pool, claim them from pons' escrow, and pass them on; the vault then splits what arrived. anyone may call it, as often as they like. a settle with nothing waiting does nothing.

after graduation, a pool fee charged in the coin has to be converted by pons' own operator before it can be claimed, so part of a graduated coin's fees reaches the inbox on pons' schedule rather than ours.

07

taking your slice

return any amount of a coin to the vault and it pays reserve × amount ÷ circulating in the coin's stock, then sends the coin to the burn address. circulating is the total supply less what sits on the curve, in the v4 pool, in pons' factory or buyback vault, and at the burn address, read at that instant.

because the returned coins are burned, the reserve per circulating coin never falls when someone redeems. the last holder out takes what is left.

08

the $DROP basket

10% of every settlement, in whatever stock that coin pays in, is added to the basket. $DROP is a coin like the others, launched through this site; its holders own the basket pro rata. returning $DROP pays a slice of every stock in the basket at once, and of $DROP's own reserve.

until $DROP exists the basket only fills. the vault names $DROP exactly once, and nothing leaves the basket before that.

09

adopting a pons coin

a coin launched straight on pons, paired with an approved stock, can join. its current fee recipient signs adopt(coin) on the launcher, which opens an inbox for it, then signs transferCreatorFeeRecipient(coin, inbox) on pons. the first settle checks pons really names the inbox and switches the coin on. the split is the same 50 / 10 / 20 / 20, with the adopter as creator.

10

paying with ETH

the curve only takes the stock. to pay in ETH, the site asks KyberSwap for a route from ETH into the stock, with DROP's launcher as sender and recipient. the launcher calls only KyberSwap's router, checks it received at least the quoted minimum, buys on the curve for you and returns anything left over. one signature.

11

the numbers

settingvaluestatus
split50 reserve / 10 basket / 20 platform / 20 creatorset, in code
coin tax2%set, in code
pons trade fee1%, 30% of it to ponsmeasured on chain
pons launch fee0.0005 ETHmeasured on chain
snipe tax99% falling to 0 over 3 seconds; first buy exemptmeasured on chain
graduationabout 4.2 ETH worth of the stock on the curvemeasured on chain
stocks available63measured on chain

12

enforced, run, not promised

layerwhat
enforced by contractthe split, each coin's stock, and that a reserve only pays a holder who returns coins
enforced by ponsthe fee, the tax, the curve and the locked pool
run by anyonesettling
not promiseda price, a yield, a floor; pons' owner can move a coin's fee recipient after three days' notice; pons v2 has no finished audit; Robinhood stock tokens can be paused by their issuer; most coins go to zero

13

contracts

vaultnot deployed
launchernot deployed
lensnot deployed
pons factory0x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7e
pons fee escrow0xd3AFEB2a57f70eF218Aa82451c51B2fb0416Ac9e