I said before that I suspected the market maker behind robinhood:0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571 and robinhood:0xe2324ff2a59f8ecba8c321c6466e59121c00e795 was the same team.
And damn… it’s looking more and more real.
The other day, when they pumped, they pumped together.
Today, when they dumped, they dumped together.
You don’t even have to hide it anymore I can already see the pattern.
You guys are on the same team.
The bigger picture, in my view, is that you’re trying to push $CME even further than $PONS building it into a multichain platform designed to attract liquidity from multiple ecosystems.
I’m watching closely. 👀
Next pair feature on Pons: Tokenized ETFs
THIS NIGHT WILL BE BIG
@ponsdotfamily is dropping a new pair feature for token deploys tonight
@TheIndexFi is releasing an article on Onchain ETFs aka The Index Blend
Essentially, these are different projects and infrastructures, but Index is heavily integrated into Pons
Pons is currently in a slump - they need a breath of fresh air and a product capable of blowing up Robinhood on-chain
Previously, the idea was stock-token pairs
Now, I think it’s going to be ETFs
Since Index runs on top of Pons, this article might be a teaser for an upcoming Pons feature
Just imagine a memecoin paired with a tokenized S&P 500 or something along those lines?
This is a $300–500M runner, trust me
SCREEN THAT SHIT
$PONS is using @Uniswap's V4 hooks to build custom trading and liquidity rules directly into its pools...
Uniswap V4 hooks let protocols add their own logic to liquidity pools instead of being limited to the standard pool setup
For Pons, this means:
• Reducing creator dump pressure through custom fee logic
• Going beyond V3's standard liquidity model
• In V4 hooks, Pons will have more control over liquidity and trading rules
@xRelayProtocol@ponsdotfamily find who can audit you, people are not ready to use login feature while its not known the actual source, but idea quite interesting like it
Lots of new faces around $par lately, so a quick reminder:
https://t.co/O9qn6PMuia is the only launchpad with its own "Floor Mode".
Floor Mode uses 100% of the creator fee set on the token to build a buy wall, placed at the price where all the fee collected so far could buy back the entire circulating supply. If the price ever drops to that level, the protocol starts buying everything sold there and doesn't let the price fall any lower. That floor only moves up, every time the token generates new fees.
Example:
A token launches at a $3k floor with a 2% creator tax:
$1M of volume → the floor is ~$22k
$10M → ~$195k
At 5% tax:
$1M of volume → ~$45k
$10M → ~$425k
$100M → ~$4M market cap floor.
For tokens that catch serious hype and generate big volume, the price can't drop below a floor of several million in market cap, and that floor keeps rising. Your downside is capped at the floor, and once the floor climbs past your entry, you can't lose. The price can't go to zero.
We're seeing more and more creative developers launching interesting ideas on https://t.co/O9qn6PMuia
Maybe you're next? Bring your idea to life and pair anything to anything 👨🍳
.@arc launched yesterday and immediately went into full degen mode.
~$410M DEX volume
~7.7M transactions
Memecoin launchpads responsible for ~82% of DEX activity.
So... don't be surprised about today's dump.
The real question now, is whether users, liquidity and attention stick around after the initial fomo disappears.
My thesis: yesterday was discovery, today is the flush, and the next few days tell us what actually survives.
I'm watching 👀
wanted to buy a coin yesterday
but then I checked and saw rasmr, frank, orangie and unipcs were already sitting in it from a $100k mcap
decided not to buy