Robinhood Chain · built on Pons

Every coin
runs a perp
desk.

Launch on Pons. Your coin's creator fees are claimed every 10 minutes into its own vault, bought back, traded long or short, and paid back to holders. Automatically, forever.

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10 minbetween fee claims into the vault
2x · 3x · 5xisolated leverage, one market per coin
15%of real perp wins go to the creator
0%of trading profit taken by the platform

01 Engine

One fee,
five moves.

  1. 01Claim
  2. 02Split
  3. 03Buy back
  4. 04Trade
  5. 05Home

Step 01

Fees come in

Every trade on Pons pays a creator fee. Perpy claims it into the coin's own vault every 10 minutes, once at least 0.01 ETH is waiting, so a small coin pools its fees instead of paying gas on crumbs.

02 Strategy

Three presets.
One engine.

A preset sets the fee split, the take-profit rule and the dip buys together. Picked at launch, locked for the life of the coin.

Leverage, in price

The take-profit trigger is measured on margin, not on price, so the price move it takes shrinks as leverage grows.

03 Strategy lab

Run a desk
on a fake market.

The same arithmetic the vault follows, on a seeded random price path. Simulated: no chain, no money. Change the preset, the leverage or the side, then draw a new path.

Simulated price path, seed 1. Fees in ETH, perp margin in USD, as in the contract.

04 Board

Coins on the desk.

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#CoinBookMarket capCreator feePhase

The first desk opens with the first launch.

Coins launched with Perpy show up here with their book (market, side, leverage), their market cap and their creator fee, read live from Pons. Nothing is listed by hand.

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05 Protection

What can go wrong,
said plainly.

A coin with a perp desk can lose its position. The design keeps the loss inside the position and the rest of the system out of reach.

Isolated, never cross

Each coin trades one market in one isolated position. A liquidation can take that position's margin and nothing else: not the reserve, not the buyback, not another coin.

A vault per coin

Every coin has its own vault. Nothing is pooled between coins, and the vault address is on the coin page so every balance can be read from the chain.

Losses count first

Every close is a real fill. A loss goes in the coin's loss book, a win pays the book down first, and only what is left counts as profit. The creator share comes out of that, never before.

06 Questions

Plain answers.

What actually happens to a coin's fees?

Pons creator fees are claimed into the coin's vault every 10 minutes. 20% goes to the platform. The rest is split by the preset: a slice buys the coin back, a slice opens or grows a perp position, and a slice stays as a reserve for dip buys.

Can I lose money?

The perp can be liquidated, and then that position's margin is gone. Holders never put money into the perp: it is funded by the coin's own fees. Buying the coin carries the normal risk of any memecoin.

What does the creator earn?

15% of the real perp wins, after the loss book is paid down, in ETH as it lands. Plus the coin's normal Pons creator-fee stream goes to the vault, so the creator is paid through the strategy rather than in parallel with it.

Who controls what?

The creator picks the market, side, leverage and preset at launch. Once a coin is on its vault, the fee routing is permanent. The platform can pause new launches; it cannot touch a coin's vault. Vaults are not live yet: today a coin launched here pays its creator fees to the creator's wallet, like any Pons coin.

Does a coin need a token to be used?

No. $PERPY is not needed to launch, trade or hold a Perpy coin. The token page says exactly what it is and what it is not.

Give your coin
a desk.

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