How is this even possible?
YOLO is showing a 90% creator fee. Where are you getting that data from?
@CryptoExpert101, could you take a look? This is pretty interesting.
Most projects on PONS share fees 70/30.
YOLO is different.
The creator keeps 90% of trading fees, while the protocol receives 10%.
π° Claimed Creator Fee: 15.8820 ETH
β³ Claimable Creator Fee: 0.3871 ETH
π€ Creator: 90%
ποΈ Protocol: 10%
Track on-chain revenue with Revenue Intel (Soon)
Another day, another meme coin scam.
MokeeApp launched a token on Virtuals today.
They put @slytheecreator in their bio as a co-founder, and since he also followed the account, many people thought the project was legit and started buying.
Then @CryptoExpert101 asked about it, and yoshai said they had nothing to do with MokeeApp.
The token dumped right after.
Good thing it got exposed early. If this happened at a $100K+ market cap, a lot more people would have been left holding the bag.
The NoxaFi domain has been compromised.
From what I know, the Njalla account was disabled, and the domain is no longer under the team's control.
β οΈ Do not interact with the NoxaFi domain.
Robinhood launchpads are crashing one after another.
NoxaFi shut down after just a week.
Vladdotfun's website is already down.
Now there are reports claiming a serious exploit was found in Ponsdotfamily.
Why can't a single team on Robinhood build a launchpad without shipping broken, vibe-coded products?
Another day, another scam.
The VladFun token ran to $650K because many people thought it was the official token from @vladdotfun.
Then @vladdotfun clarified that it isn't their official token, and the market cap quickly crashed to around $10K.
Their statement:
"We have not launched a token. Anyone can launch anything here β that's permissionless, and someone launched us."
Always verify before aping. Don't assume a token is official just because it uses a project's name.
Just a random thought...
Imagine Robinhood launches its official meme token.
The token would be huge, but the real madness would be the launchpad where they choose to launch it.
Been exploring @ponsdotfamily and I'm impressed with how polished it already feels.
A few things I liked:
β’ Liquidity locks after graduation
β’ Creator fee receiver support
β’ Clean, fast UI
Issue:
Sometime talking time to load tokens
It's still early for Robinhood Chain, but that's usually where the best opportunities are.
My guess? This isn't the end of Noxa. It's the setup.
The team said they had to pause new token launches after traffic and token creation went far beyond what they expected.
But I don't think a team with this kind of opportunity simply walks away.
I think Noxa is fixing everything behind the scenes, and we'll see a relaunch in the next few days.
Now imagine this happens at the same time Robinhood publicly recognizes Noxa as the main launch platform for Robinhood Chain.
That would instantly change the narrative.
Feels like the real game hasn't even started yet.
What's your view? π
the new interface is up at
fun.noxa.eth
you can access it directly via brave built-in ens support
or via services like eth limo/link
https://t.co/zJUNolGUAH
https://t.co/fJTArcb17w
the interface lets you browse a historical snapshot of the tokens launched on noxa in the past, and claim any creator fees, as well as seeing the tokens you launched or where you are the fee receiver
we have pondered for long on the matters of token vamps, and the new token launch spam that has been going on
if crypto as a space has to move forward and improve, the change needs to come from the people
the biggest coins currently present on robinhood, the staples that made the chain what it has become today, even if still in its infancy
people loved the cat, it has been liberated
the legacy of the degens will stay forever
there is only one solution to avoid dilution of the tokens, the staples
and that is to keep new launches disabled
the noxa infrastructure was also never built to sustain such an unprecedented spam of new coins in the first place
after our conventional domains became unavailable, moving to a static ens/ipfs interface became the clear direction
defi summer is still happening
and the trading fees have been set to 100% for the creators
Robinhood Top 10 trending right now
1. $CASHCAT still leading at $186M, up 21% today
2. $BYCOCKET only 3 days old and already did +211%
3. $WEN cooling off a bit, -10% but 4,880 traders in
4. $NOXA quietly ripping +156%
5. $FOX slow and steady
6. $meow up 381%, absolute madness
7. $NRV careful, down 95%
8. $HOODRAT holding the biggest liquidity here
9. $DRIP fresh and +216%
10. $bcat literally launched hours ago and went parabolic
New Robinhood launchpad in town
@Launchhood is a launchpad like PumpFun, but built for the Robinhood Chain.
Creating a token is free and easy. Token creators earn a share of trading fees, and CTO fee sharing is coming soon.
I've been using it for a while, and the UI is clean. Everything feels fast and smooth.
Definitely a platform to keep an eye on if you're exploring the Robinhood Chain ecosystem.