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Launch a coin for any builder. Every trade sets a cut aside for their GitHub or wallet. Only they can claim it.
Someone may have launched a coin for you. Search your GitHub or wallet.
A cut of every trade on their coinis set aside for ,and only they can claim it.
Every trade pays the person who earned it.
Name them
Pick a builder by GitHub or wallet. Their coin lists on pons in seconds, paired against native ETH.
Fees accrue
A launch-set cut of every trade lands in an on-chain vault under their name.
They claim
They prove it is them (GitHub login, or a signature from the wallet you named) and sweep the ETH.
One vault. One identity.One key, and we name it.
The vault is fixed at launch: no owner, no upgrades, no emergency hatch. The money only moves to the wallet that proves the name, and the economics are frozen the second the coin exists. Whoever launched it can never redirect the fees, and can only ever reclaim them if they set a recovery window at launch, which this site reads off the chain, not off a promise.
Two things are not ours to promise, and we would rather say them than let you read “zero keys” and find out later. pons, the launchpad the coin lives on, can point a coin’s creator fees somewhere else: a 2-of-3 multisig, behind a public 3-day timelock anyone can watch on-chain before it lands, and it applies retroactively to anything not yet swept. Sweeping is permissionless: anyone can shrink that window, and the builder can do it from their own claim page with one click. And on a GitHub vault, our attester signature is what proves the identity, so that key is trusted by construction. Wallet vaults never touch it.
Back the one who ships.
Someone you follow builds every day and nobody pays them. Fix that in one transaction.