⌖ PONSNIPERS V2 · live on Robinhood Chain · the floor only goes up

Launch a coin.
Snipers pay you.

One confirmation to launch. Bots that rush the first seconds fund a floor that never moves down and a rebate for the people who hold. Every wei is accounted for, on chain, forever.

Coins launched0on this network
Paid to creators0 ETHclaimable any time
Sitting in floors0 ETHreal bids under the market
PONS burned0gone forever

The board

Every coin, every floor, live.

Market cap, progress to graduation, the floor under it, and what the creator has earned. Nothing hidden.

Launch

One confirmation. That's the whole process.

Name, ticker, image. The contract mints a fixed 1 billion, locks the launch liquidity, throws away the keys and opens trading. Launching is free, you pay gas.

Burned PONS pins the coin to the top of the board and raises the rebate share for early holders. Optional.

What gets written on chain

Supply1,000,000,000 · fixed
Launch liquidityLocked, never withdrawable
Owner keysNone. Nobody can mint or pause
Transfer tax0%
Base fee1% · fixed
Split70 / 15 / 10 / 5
Snipe tax →Floor 60% · Holders 40%
Graduation— ETH market cap
Creator fees50% instant · 50% streamed 30 days

The stream stops if the creator sells more than 20% of their bag before it ends. What they don't collect goes to holders.

How it works

Four things happen to a coin. In order.

The same shape as the machines you know. Every step rebuilt so the money lands on holders and creators, not on bots.

01

Launch in one confirmation

Fixed 1B supply, locked liquidity, no owner. Optional fee-free first buy up to 0.06 ETH. Optional PONS burn for a boost.

V1: same launch. V2 adds the PONS boost and the creator fee stream.
02

Snipers pay a curve, not a cliff

The fee starts at 25% and decays smoothly to 1% over 20 seconds. Buys over 2% of the pool in the first minute pay extra on top. No cliff to time.

V1: 15% until 5 s, 5% until 15 s, 1% after. V2: continuous decay plus a size penalty.
03

Every trade pays four ways

Flat 1% on the ETH side. 70% creator, 15% floor, 10% holder rebate, 5% platform. Holding PONS cuts the platform share, down to zero.

V1: 80 / 5 / 15, nothing for holders. V2: holders get 10%, platform takes 5%.
04

A floor that only moves up

Three real bids sit 3%, 7% and 12% under the price. Each one ratchets: it can rise, never fall. Snipe tax lands here first.

V1: one bid that moves with the price. V2: a three-rung ladder with a ratchet.

Snipe curve · drag the sliders

Total fee
To the floor
To holders
Base 1%1.00%70/15/10/5

V1 vs V2

V1PONSNIPERS V2
Snipe taxSteps: 15% → 5% → 1%Smooth 25% → 1% over 20 s, plus size penalty
Where it goesBid wall60% floor, 40% rebate to holders at graduation
Fee split80 creator / 5 wall / 15 platform70 creator / 15 floor / 10 holders / 5 platform
FloorOne bid, moves with priceThree rungs, ratchet up only
Creator payoutInstantHalf instant, half streamed 30 days, stops on dump
Platform tokenA pair optionBurned for boosts, cuts fees, checked by balance
CodeClosedOne contract, every rule a constant, source published

PONS

The token that gets scarcer every launch.

PONS is not a pair you pick. It is what boosts are burned with, what cuts your fees, and what the platform's share buys back.

Burn to boost

25,000

PONS burned at launch pins a coin to the top of the board. The burn is permanent and written in the launch event.

  • Ranked by amount burned
  • No ads, no paid listings
  • Burned so far: —

Hold for discounts

-100%

on the platform share of your fees at 500,000 PONS. The discount goes to the creator of the coin you trade. Checked by balance in the contract, no sign-up.

  • 25,000 PONS · -20%
  • 100,000 PONS · -50%
  • 500,000 PONS · platform share to zero

Buyback & burn

5%

of every swap fee accrues to the platform wallet. Its published policy: buy PONS on the open market and burn it. Every burn is a transfer to the dead address anyone can verify.

  • Withdrawals are public events
  • Dead address balance is the proof
  • Supply fixed at 1B, never minted again

Fixed at launch

Public from day one.

Every term below is a constant in the contract. Not a setting, not a multisig vote. A constant.

Launch liquidity is lockedThere is no function that withdraws the pool. Only sells move ETH out, at the curve price.
No owner keysNo mint, no pause, no upgrade. The only admin function changes the platform payout address.
0% transfer taxSending the token costs only gas.
Fees never change1% and the 70/15/10/5 split are constants.
The floor never lowersA rung can be raised. There is no function to lower it.
Rebates are claimableAfter graduation, pro rata, by anyone who bought before it and held one hour.
Why is a smooth curve better than the 15/5/1 steps?

Steps have edges. A bot that fires at second 5.01 pays 5% instead of 15%, so every bot fires at second 5.01 and the wall gets nothing from the fastest ones. A curve has no edge to time: every second earlier costs a little more, and the biggest buys pay a size penalty on top. The money ends up in the floor and the rebate instead of in a bot's wallet.

What does the holder rebate actually pay?

10% of the base fee on every trade, plus 40% of the snipe tax, collects in a bucket per coin. At graduation the bucket is snapshotted and every wallet that bought before graduation and held at least one hour can claim its share, in ETH, pro rata to its balance. If a creator's stream is cut for dumping, the rest of their stream joins the bucket.

What stops a creator from rugging?

They cannot pull liquidity, cannot mint, and get half their fees streamed over 30 days. If they sell more than 20% of what they hold before the stream ends, the stream stops and goes to holders. A creator makes the most by staying.

Is the floor a promise on price?

No. It is real ETH sitting in the contract that buys, in steps of 0.05 ETH, whenever a sell pushes the price under a rung. It absorbs selling. If enough people sell through all three rungs, the price goes below them. What is promised is that the ETH is there and that the rungs never move down.

Has this been audited?

No. The contract is about 300 lines, every rule is a constant, and it ships with a test suite that runs launch, snipe, sell, floor, anti-dump, graduation, rebates, boosts and discounts on a local chain. Read it and test it before you rely on it. Do not put money you cannot lose into an unaudited contract.