Trades pay a fee
Every buy and sell of $TONS pays the standard 1% Pons pool fee. Seventy percent of it routes to the project wallet, settled in ETH by the Uniswap v4 hook.
$TONS is the reward token for everyone who watched Robinhood Chain’s launchpad run without them. Every trade pays fees. The fees buy $PONS. The $PONS lands in your wallet.
pons, in Latin, is a bridge. $TONS is for everyone still standing on the wrong side of it.
Pick a size and a moment you talked yourself out of. The maths runs against the live $PONS price, so this gets worse in real time.
$1,000 at launch week would be $30,833 today — 238,095 $PONS you do not own.
You can’t buy the past. You can hold $TONS and be paid in $PONS from here.
Start earning $PONSThe launchpad spends most of its protocol cut buying $PONS and sending it to the burn address. $TONS runs the same trade and posts it to holders instead.
Every buy and sell of $TONS pays the standard 1% Pons pool fee. Seventy percent of it routes to the project wallet, settled in ETH by the Uniswap v4 hook.
That ETH is spent buying $PONS on the open market — the same token you watched run. No treasury allocation, no team bag, no IOU. Real buys, on-chain, verifiable.
Holders are snapshotted, the $PONS is split pro-rata by balance and sent out. There is nothing to claim, nothing to sign and nothing to stake. Hold, and it arrives.
Read straight off Robinhood Chain and the Pons market. Nothing here is typed in by hand.
$TONS trades on Pons, on Robinhood Chain. Gas is ETH — the chain has no token of its own.
Add the network to your wallet and fund it with ETH. Chain ID 4663.
https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.comPons never holds your assets — your own wallet signs every trade. Check the contract before you buy.
0x7cf4e35874037442f722bea356ba125d62ef2a7bHolding is the whole mechanism. Sell and you leave the snapshot; $PONS stops arriving.
Open PonsNo. $TONS is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Pons, Pons Labs or Robinhood. It is an independent community token that pays out in $PONS and borrows the visual language on purpose.
Trading fees. Pons charges a 1% fee on every trade in a pool and routes 70% of it to the token's creator wallet, paid in ETH. That ETH buys $PONS on the open market.
That means rewards scale with trading volume, and only with trading volume. Quiet weeks pay less. There is no yield being manufactured anywhere.
No. Holders are snapshotted and the $PONS is pushed to wallets pro-rata. If you hold at snapshot, you are paid. If you sold, you are not.
Because $PONS is the point — it is the thing this crowd missed. It also means $TONS is a net buyer of $PONS rather than a drain on it: every dollar of $TONS volume ends up as a market buy of the launchpad's own token.
Pons lets a creator set a tax up to 10%. $TONS uses 3%, on top of the standard 1% pool fee, so the reward pool still fills on modest volume. The rate is set at launch and shown on the token's Pons page.
Then there are no fees, and there is nothing to pay out. $TONS is a memecoin with a distribution mechanic, not an income product. Assume you can lose everything you put in, because you can.