Pick a collection
Choose the NFT collection your coin will accumulate. The pairing is written into the contract and can never be changed.
Robinhood Chain · launches on Pons
Every trade of your coin
collects NFTs for its holders
Launch a Pons coin tied to an NFT collection on Robinhood Chain. 80% of its creator fees is locked in a vault that is only allowed to buy floor pieces from that collection, then hands them back to the community.
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Three steps, no trust required
Fees fill the vault
80% of trading fees go to the collection vault, 20% to the protocol. Anyone can trigger a harvest — no admin keys.
Floors get swept
The vault buys the cheapest listed pieces under a price ceiling, then distributes them to holders by verifiable random draw.
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Questions
Can the creator withdraw from the vault?
No. The vault contract has no withdraw function. Funds can only leave as payment for NFTs from the paired collection.
Who decides the purchase price?
A keeper posts a price ceiling based on recent floor data. The vault refuses any buy above that ceiling, and ceilings expire after one hour.
What happens to the NFTs?
At launch, the creator picks a policy: raffle to holders, hold forever, or burn. The policy is locked once the coin is live.
How does this use Pons?
Each coin is a normal Pons V2 launch on Robinhood Chain. Its creator-fee recipient is a fee router contract with no way to change that recipient. Anyone can call harvest, which sweeps the curve fees, claims them from the Pons escrow and splits them 80/20.
Is this audited?
Not yet. The contracts are open source and tested against a fork of Robinhood Chain mainnet, but they have not had an independent audit.