GM! We just funded a community treasury, out of our own pocket.
It covers the DEX Screener costs for the first 3 tokens that graduate on Ponspool.
Already paid for it yourself? We send the dev the same amount: 300 USDC.
A normal launchpad: the dev takes a cut of every trade, and can move it wherever he likes.
Ponspool: that cut is wired to a vault at launch. No owner, no withdraw, and nobody — us included — can point it anywhere but the burn address.
Same token. One less wallet.
We added a pool engine to https://t.co/cxjLFY62Gr.
It walks the whole loop — trade, fee, vault, burn — one step at a time, so you can watch what a launch does instead of reading about it.
Onboarding people is the whole game. This is how you do it.
The CA is now on https://t.co/cxjLFY62Gr.
$PPOOL was launched on Ponspool itself — so its creator fee is wired to the burn vault, same as every token that goes out from here.
The Ponspool snowball effect
Most launchpads grow the dev's bag the longer a token trades.
Ponspool grows the other pile — the one that's gone for good.
Every trade adds to it. Nothing ever takes from it.
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How Ponspool works:
Every trade on a pons token pays a 1% fee. 0.7% of that is the creator's cut.
Everywhere else, that's the dev's income.
On Ponspool it's wired to a vault at launch and can never be moved. No owner, no withdraw, one exit: 0x…dEaD.
The fee never reaches a wallet. It burns.
Ponspool is live.
No dev fee. No wallet quietly selling into you.
The fee burns. The liquidity locks forever.
The pool only goes one direction: up.
CA: 0x454c9d046ba330b9543a5e1a4379f05a5f61eb07