Launch your token on Pons
From your own wallet, checked on-chain before you sign. Next to the form: what the last 20 minutes of real launches look like, so you can pick the moment and the settings.
Last 20 minutes of launches
Every ETH-paired Pons launch aged 3–20 minutes. bot = the main Pons buy bot bought within 60 s. 5+ buyers = five or more other wallets bought. Money columns are what the creator made in those first minutes.
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How to launch
- Get a wallet
MetaMask or Rabby in your browser. On a phone, open this site inside your wallet app's browser.
- Put ETH on Robinhood Chain
About 0.04 ETH covers a 2% dev buy. Bridge from Ethereum with the official Arbitrum bridge (destination: Robinhood Chain, ~10 min). Ignore other "Robinhood bridge" sites.
- Fill in and check
Name, ticker, image, links. Check on-chain shows exactly what you pay and get. Your wallet adds Robinhood Chain by itself.
- Launch
Press Launch, confirm in the wallet window that pops up. You get the token address and a Pons link in seconds.
Questions
What does a launch cost?
The Pons launch fee (0.0005 ETH right now) plus your dev buy, plus a little gas. A 2% dev buy with 2% tax is about 0.036 ETH in total. The page shows the exact amount before you sign.
What is a dev buy?
The share of supply you buy yourself in the launch transaction, at the very first price. You can sell it later like any holder.
Do I need ponsfamily.com?
No. The launch happens here: your wallet sends it to the Pons contracts. Your token then shows up on ponsfamily.com like any other launch.
Can I launch from my phone?
Yes, inside your wallet app's browser (MetaMask, Rabby, Trust, Coinbase Wallet). In a normal phone browser, Connect wallet offers to open the site in your wallet app.
How do I collect my creator tax?
Tax from trades first collects on the token's curve. Pons moves it to its fee contract from time to time, then the claim button on your token's Pons page lights up. Very small amounts can take long to move.
Will my token make money?
Most launches don't: look at the "result" columns above. Treat a launch as a small experiment you can afford to lose. Nothing here is financial advice.