40%
Buyback and burn
Fees are used to buy ARROW on the open market and send it to a dead address. Supply falls, and the buying is real rather than announced.
$ARROW
The token behind a product that already works.
Arrow launches tokens on PonsFamily and takes the opening with up to 32 wallets. It runs on Robinhood Chain mainnet today, with fees flowing through it. $ARROW is how that revenue reaches the people holding it.
CA
$ARROW
Ticker
TBA
Total supply
2 / 2
Buy / sell tax
Robinhood
Chain · id 4663
THE LORE
A hood without an arrow is a man in a green hat.
Every legend gives him the bow. The hood, the forest, the sheriff, the rich and the poor — all of it gets retold. But the bow does nothing on its own. Draw it, hold it, aim it as long as you like: without the arrow it is a stick with a string.
The arrow is the part that arrives. It splits the other arrow at the tournament. It carries the message. It decides where the story goes, and it is the only thing in the whole legend that actually moves.
Robin gets the statues. The arrow does the work.
Him
Takes the aim. Takes the credit. Takes the hat.
Us
Leaves first. Lands first. Somehow never mentioned in the ballad.
Same chain, same forest, same job. $ARROW is the part that flies.
Most tokens promise a product. This one starts with one.
Arrow has been launching tokens on PonsFamily since before this token existed. The bundle lands inside the opening tax window, the dev buy executes in the same block the token is created, and every wallet is managed from one page afterwards.
That platform charges a fee. $ARROW decides where the fee goes — and the honest version of that sentence is short, because there is nothing to hand-wave. The revenue is real, and so is the split.
Where the fees go
Every bundle funded on Arrow pays a platform fee. It splits three ways, and every one of them is visible on chain.
40%
Holder rewards pool
Distributed to holders in ETH. Not new tokens minted out of thin air — the ETH the platform actually earned.
20%
Development
Servers, audits, and the next things on the roadmap. Named openly because pretending a product runs on nothing helps no one.
What holding it actually does
Three things, all of which apply from the day you buy rather than at some future milestone.
01
Lower fees on every launch
Hold ARROW and the platform fee drops. The token pays for itself for anyone who launches more than occasionally — which is the whole audience.
02
A share of what the platform earns
Every bundle funded on Arrow pays a fee. Part of that comes back to holders in ETH, on a schedule, from revenue that already exists.
03
Supply that only goes one way
Buybacks burn what they buy. There is no mint function to argue about later.
Tokenomics
Ticker$ARROW
Total supplyTBA
Buy / sell tax2 / 2
ChainRobinhood Chain · id 4663
LaunchpadPonsFamily
ContractTBA
LiquidityLocked permanently at graduation — no withdrawal function exists
The last line is a property of PonsFamily rather than a promise from us. Once a launch graduates, the pool position is transferred to a locker and nobody can pull it — not the creator, not the protocol.
Roadmap
Dated, specific, and written so you can hold us to it. The platform already runs — everything below is depth on top of something working.
Q1
Launch
- ARROW launches on PonsFamily, 2 / 2 tax
- Fee split goes live — buyback, rewards, development
- Holder fee discount ships inside Arrow
- First buyback executed and published on chain
Q2
Exchange listing
- Centralised exchange listing
- Holder rewards distribution opens
- Public dashboard: revenue in, tokens burned, ETH paid out
Q3
Platform depth
- Faster execution path for bundles
- Automated sell strategies — targets, ladders, stops
- Multi-project management from one account
- Public API for teams that want to build on top
Q4
Beyond one chain
- Support for additional launchpads
- Portfolio view across every project you have launched
- Governance over how the fee split is set
Who is behind it
Arrow was built by people who needed it. Before there was a website there were scripts, and before the scripts there were launches that went badly enough to be worth fixing.
What that produced is a platform that works against the live contracts rather than against documentation — the opening tax window, the exemption list, the address prediction, all of it read off chain and verified on mainnet with real money.
The same people are behind $ARROW. The roadmap above is the product roadmap; there is no separate team and no separate priority list.
$ARROW launches on PonsFamily
Contract address and launch time go out in Telegram first.