Been heads down building this for a while.
Here it is.
Pick a coin you actually care about. Launch against it. Get paid in it.
No need to launch around a fixed base asset or settle for whatever is available.
Across Pad lets you choose what your launch is built around, and what you earn from it.
You can back a launch with basically anything.
Across Pad supports assets across 60 chains, with the available list based on what can actually be delivered, not a wishlist of integrations.
You can even paste a Pump fun mint from ten minutes ago and use it immediately.
If the asset hasn’t been verified yet, it’s clearly marked as unverified, so you know exactly what you’re backing before you proceed.
More assets. More flexibility. No waiting for a token to make it onto a predefined list.
Shipped today: fee splitting with holders.
Every launch gets its own vault, so fees never get mixed with another token. The full split is visible live on every token page, including what’s earned, what’s reserved for holders, and what’s available to the creator.
Holders claim by simply connecting the wallet that holds the token.
Launch a token. Share the fees. Let the holders participate.
The test token was launched before fee splitting existed, with fees pointed at the deployer wallet. Pons fixes the fee recipient at launch and the contract will only ever pay that address, so it cannot be redirected to holders after the fact. Nothing to airdrop from, and I would rather not fake it with a manual send.
Every launch from here picks its split at launch: 25, 50, 75 percent to holders or all of it, paid from the vault, claimed by the wallet that holds the token.
New on Across Pad: your token can pay its holders, not just you.
When you launch, you now choose how much of your creator fees go to the people holding your token. Keep it all, or give holders 25, 50, 75 percent, or every last bit of it. You pick once at launch and it is fixed from then on, so nobody can quietly change the deal later.
Here is how it works. Pons pays creator fees to a single address, so a launch that shares fees gets its own vault contract, deployed in the same transaction as the token, and Pons pays that. The vault splits every fee it receives by the share you chose. Your part is yours to withdraw. The holders' part waits in a pool.
Holders are worked out from the chain itself. We snapshot who holds the token at a block, publish the shares, and each holder claims by connecting the wallet that holds it. That wallet is the proof. Nobody registers anything in advance, nobody can claim what they do not hold, and anything left unclaimed rolls into the next round.
The vault is on-chain and its numbers are on every token page: earned, waiting for holders, waiting for the creator, rounds paid.
Still nothing custodial. Every payout is signed by the person being paid.
Both are possible, and this is exactly what we're building next.
Fees go wherever Pons's creatorFeeRecipient points, and only that address can move them, so you set it to a vault contract at launch instead of the deployer's wallet. The vault pulls from the Pons fee escrow and holds the ETH.
For holders you don't collect addresses at all. You snapshot balances by replaying the token's Transfer logs at a block, drop the curve and the LP/locker, and publish a merkle root of address → share to the vault. The holder connects the wallet that held the token, which is the proof, and calls claim(round, amount, proof). The contract verifies against the root, marks it claimed, and pays that wallet.
If they want it in the token the launch is backed by on another chain, they paste that destination at claim time and it routes through Relay. Nothing custodial, nothing registered in advance. Shipping as our next update.
In this demo, we deployed the test token and that test token was paired with Solana!
It generated $100 in creator fees. That was directly automatically converted to Solana, which means that coin deployer was paid in Solana.
Here are the on-chain proofs -
https://t.co/L57kI48LMe
https://t.co/LNyV0chWyn
$ACROSS is live
CA - 0x8828690b296f2a8eda186a640d1345b250536da2
Website - https://t.co/krvNGle3Bj
Across Pad is a cross-chain token launchpad built on the RobinHood Chain that allows anyone to launch a token and pair it with assets from virtually any blockchain ecosystem.
Unlike traditional launchpads that limit pairs to tokens from the same chain, Across Pad is designed around cross-chain pairing. A creator can launch a token on RobinHood Chain and pair it with a token from Solana, RobinHood, BNB Chain, Ethereum, or other supported chains.
$ACROSS is live
CA - 0x8828690b296f2a8eda186a640d1345b250536da2
Website - https://t.co/krvNGle3Bj
Across Pad is a cross-chain token launchpad built on the RobinHood Chain that allows anyone to launch a token and pair it with assets from virtually any blockchain ecosystem.
Unlike traditional launchpads that limit pairs to tokens from the same chain, Across Pad is designed around cross-chain pairing. A creator can launch a token on RobinHood Chain and pair it with a token from Solana, RobinHood, BNB Chain, Ethereum, or other supported chains.
Across Pad is being built around everything that can happen after that.
A creator can launch a token on Robinhood Chain, then connect that launch with assets from other ecosystems through cross-chain pairing. Instead of creating a token that only belongs to one isolated market, Across Pad gives creators a way to build around assets such as SOL and create a wider market from day one.
What makes it more interesting is that the activity around the token can actually matter. Creator fees can accumulate toward a defined threshold, and once that threshold is reached, those fees can be directed into the paired asset through the protocol’s mechanism.
So the launch, the trading activity, the creator fees, and the paired asset are all connected rather than existing as separate pieces.
That is the direction behind Across Pad.
Across Pad is building a new way to launch tokens on Robinhood Chain without keeping them stuck inside one ecosystem.
Creators can launch a token, pair it with assets from other chains such as SOL, and create a market that connects liquidity across ecosystems.
Instead of launching and stopping there, Across Pad turns every launch into something more connected.
Launch on Robinhood Chain. Pair beyond it.