Name your wallets
Anywhere from 5 to 32 addresses join the exemption list the moment the token is created. The list is fixed then — nothing can be added afterwards.
Live on Robinhood Chain
Create the token, draw 5 to 32 wallets, and take the opening with all of them at once. One place to launch, hold and sell.
+ 6 more, same block
every one
Buy filled, all inside a single block
±0.0%
Gap between quote and fill
0 bps
Tax an outside buyer still owed
0 bps
Tax paid by your wallets
Every pons launch opens with a tax on buying that starts at 99% and fades to nothing within three seconds. Wallets named at creation never pay it.
Anywhere from 5 to 32 addresses join the exemption list the moment the token is created. The list is fixed then — nothing can be added afterwards.
The curve address follows from your parameters, so every buy is signed ahead of the launch. Nothing waits on the network mid-flight.
The launch goes out and your wallets follow in the same moment, landing while the opening tax is still steep for everyone else.
Read straight off the contract, not the docs: the tax opens at 9,900 basis points and decays to nothing in three seconds. An outside buyer one second in still owes about a quarter of their spend.
No middle layer, no API in the trust path. The launch, the exemption list and every buy are calls your own keys sign.
12 drawn · 32 in the quiver
5–32
A bonding curve prices one large order worse than several smaller ones, so splitting an opening position costs less than taking it in a single fill. It also keeps a treasury off one key.