$PRST is live on @ponsdotfamily
CA: 0xa21E5A3202eF67a99b0dfE7C5b7B27A7e8795E1A
PerpStock is built on a simple principle: a coin should hold something. Every coin launched here carries a leveraged position on a real market, funded by its own trading fees.
Built for launchers who want their coin backed by more than a chart. Built for holders who want to see the position, the margin and the PnL on the coin's own page.
Launch: https://t.co/J5cs2hnuFR
Docs: https://t.co/K4APyiDjU3
Backed by a position, not a promise.
A chart is not a thing. It is an agreement.
A memecoin is worth what the next person agrees to pay, and nothing underneath that agreement pushes back. When the crowd changes its mind, there is no floor, no asset, no position anyone can point to. Just the memory of a price.
We think a coin should hold something. Not a treasury a dev can spend. Not a promise in a roadmap. A position on a real market, opened with the coin's own fees, visible on the coin's own page, impossible for anyone to redirect.
The crowd still sets the price. That part does not change and should not. But under the agreement there is now a thing: a leveraged long on a stock, funded by every trade, growing when the market moves and burning the coin when it pays out.
Holding a coin that holds nothing is a bet on other people. Holding a coin that holds a position is a bet on a market, with other people along for the ride.
Backed by a position, not a promise.
How the engine runs.
Launch. The coin deploys on Pons V2, paired with NVDA or ETH, with its fee recipient fixed to a sub-wallet the router derives for it. Market, direction and leverage go into the coin at deploy.
Claim and split. Every 15 seconds the crank pulls the coin's fees and splits them: 50% margin, 15% creator, 20% treasury, 15% bought back on the curve and burned in the same transaction.
Bridge and open. The margin goes to Arbitrum as USDC through Relay. At $20 the crank opens the coin's position on Ostium for stocks or Hyperliquid for crypto.
Hold. A loss is never closed, new fees only add margin. At +50% a quarter of every leg closes and the profit comes back to burn the coin or fund the treasury.
Every step is a public transaction on the router, and every coin's page shows it.
Backed by a position, not a promise.
Four launches in, what the engine has actually done.
$LOOOOONG, the first coin someone else launched. 19 claims, 0.93 ETH in fees, about $2,300. The split sent 0.46 ETH to margin, 0.14 ETH to its creator, 0.19 ETH to the treasury, and 0.14 ETH bought 34.1M tokens back on the curve and burned them, 3.4% of supply. The margin bridged to Arbitrum on its own and opened a 5x long on NVDA, about $950 across five legs.
$PTEST, our own. 3 claims, 0.02 ETH, 1.86M tokens burned, a $25 leg on the same market. Small, and every step of it on-chain.
$PNVDA and $PTEST3, the two NVDA-paired coins. No trades yet, so nothing to claim. They exist to prove the second curve works, and they did: the first went out at 10% curve tax before we understood the factory's field, the second at 3%.
What we learned. Volume on a fresh curve is mostly bots, and bots pay fees like anyone else. The engine does not care who trades, only that the fee lands in the sub-wallet. And the 11% screeners showed was our own launch parameter, not the chain; it is 3% now.
Every number here is a transaction on the router. Backed by a position, not a promise.
$PRST is on the site.
Contract: 0xa21E5A3202eF67a99b0dfE7C5b7B27A7e8795E1A
Perp Stock is the coin of the launchpad. Its address sits in the menu and in the footer of https://t.co/kvzkZLdnVh, next to the treasury, so nobody has to ask which one is real.
The rest of the site does what it did yesterday. Launch a coin on the NVDA or ETH curve, set the curve tax, put a picture on it, buy it back on its own page, and watch the position it carries.
One address, one site, one chain. Robinhood Chain.
Backed by a position, not a promise.
$PRST launches tomorrow.
Be smart. Don’t buy any token claiming to be PRST before the official contract is posted.
The only official contract address will be announced from this X account.
Anything else is not us.
Stay sharp. $PRST is coming.
Two curves at launch now. Pair your coin with NVDA, the tokenised share the rest of Robinhood Chain launches on, or with native ETH. Buyers pay in whichever one you pick, and so do the fees that fund the position.
Same engine either way. Half of every claim goes to margin, the coin's position opens on NVDA, TSLA, AAPL or any market on the list, and the curve tax you set at launch, 3% by default, lands in the coin's own wallet.
One honest difference. On the ETH curve a profitable position buys the coin back and burns it. On the NVDA curve the profit goes to the treasury instead, because the burn only works in the asset the pair holds.
Pick at https://t.co/J5cs2hnuFR.
@winter_arc_base That 11% is the screener, not the contract. The fee is 1% each way, a constant on the pair (feeBps = 100). GMGN simulates a trade against the curve as it stands and counts its own slippage as "tax": thin curve, big number.
The first position is open.
LOOOOONG, launched on PerpStock by a wallet we had never seen, now holds a 5x long on NVDA on Ostium: $155 of collateral, all of it from its own trading fees, opened at 229.57.
Nobody deposited that margin. The crank claimed the coin's fees on Robinhood Chain, kept half as margin, bridged it to Arbitrum on its own and opened the trade. The other half paid the creator, the treasury, and a burn of 9.28 million tokens on the coin's curve.
The trade on Arbitrum: https://t.co/hpvqJwgN0k
The coin: https://t.co/pWwX8zLOPf
@kpremsav076783 You don't, and that is the point. The crank claims your coin's fees on-chain every fifteen seconds, and your 15% lands in your wallet with every claim, nothing to sign. Each one is listed on the coin's page: https://t.co/UveuLBgucq
PerpStock is live on Robinhood Chain.
Testing is done. Every part of the loop has now run on mainnet with real fees, not in a test suite:
1. Launch. Two coins came through the console, one of them from a wallet we had never seen, and both registered with the router on their own.
2. Claim, split, burn. The crank has been claiming LOOOOONG's fees on-chain since yesterday, splitting them 50 margin, 15 creator, 20 treasury, 15 burn, and has burned 6.27 million tokens on its own curve so far.
3. Margin. The margin share is bridged to the venue account without anyone touching it. The first 171 USDC landed on Arbitrum today.
What remains is the position itself, which opens on Ostium as its market trades, and we will post the first one the moment it does.
Launch a coin: https://t.co/J5cs2hnuFR
Every coin and every transaction: https://t.co/vTp5av3URk
Backed by a position, not a promise.
Two coins have launched through PerpStock since the router went live yesterday.
The first was not ours. LOOOOONG came in through the console from a wallet we had never seen, registered itself with the router on its own, and has been trading since, with about 0.084 ETH of fees already sitting in its escrow.
The second, PTEST, is ours and it is a test: the same path, run end to end so we could read every step back off the chain.
Both carry a 5x long on NVDA, written into the coin at launch. The crank is still in dry run, so fees accrue and nothing is claimed until we flip it, and we will say so when we do.
https://t.co/vTp5av3URk
Backed by a position, not a promise.
We are building PerpStock, a launchpad on @RobinhoodApp Chain where every coin is backed by a real leveraged position.
1. Every swap pays a 1% fee, and half of it becomes margin on the coin's own position.
2. The creator picks the market, the direction and the leverage at launch. Equities settle on Ostium, crypto on @HyperliquidX.
3. Realized profit buys the coin back and burns it, and a loss is never closed, only topped up.
Router is live. https://t.co/kvzkZLdVKP
Backed by a position, not a promise.