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@hoojafun

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

We gonna make it bros

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

$basepepe is pumping but just wait until they see $pons dev created $pepons on Robinhood. @BasepepeOnBase

It’s literally written in the code as pons mascot. Check out @peponsdotfamily

0xd2a577e92438fd0c1f2485f4fb91b9f866eb1e6c

0xb2000000000000000000002ca4af341e1af6ff01

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@reservestudio check website, already launched multiple reserve rug coins

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@peponsdotfamily insane ethereum:0x07f5b6823751c2e2cd4560f28af75ff887102241 lore $pepons

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@sineadonchain Just run froge bro

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@sineadonchain I think its a cool concept, keep it going. Charts down but people will fomo back in

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@sineadonchain Id say hacked, except this is a legit experiment. So I believe its legit plus theres no real frog runner yet on rbh so froge could be a decent meme to run

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@peponsdotfamily @MEADgod 🐸⏳🪶

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@LarkDavis https://t.co/Xzb91p0Wz2

[starboy @boyhollywood369]

Here’s the step-by-step chronology.
Pons creates PEPONS in its own repository.

On July 22, 2026 at 00:49:39 UTC, the ponsdotdev GitHub account committed a new 243-line document called pepons_example_en.md.

The commit message explicitly says it is adding the “$PEPONS mascot token”, calls it “Pons’ frog”, and describes it as the “canonical launch walkthrough example for https://t.co/nszjPMop2K.” The document itself goes even further. Its title is “Pepons by Pons ($PEPONS)”, the subtitle calls it “The canonical launch walkthrough mascot token of https://t.co/nszjPMop2K,” and the text says “Pepons by Pons is the canonical mascot and documentation token of https://t.co/nszjPMop2K.”

At that moment, there was no live CA in the documentation. The original commit deliberately had: Contract Address (CA): 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000

So this wasn’t somebody later finding an existing random frog coin and retroactively inventing the Pons story.

The PEPONS concept/documentation existed in the Pons repo before the real CA was inserted.

The original commit is cryptographically verified by GitHub.

GitHub’s raw commit metadata reports the author as ponsdotdev, timestamps it at 00:49:39 UTC, and marks the commit signature: verified: true / reason: valid

So we’re not relying on a screenshot or cached tweet here; GitHub verifies the integrity of that commit.
Exactly 16 minutes and 49 seconds later, Pons inserts your CA. At 01:06:28 UTC, the same ponsdotdev account made the very next PEPONS update. The diff changed exactly one substantive thing: 0x0000...0000 → 0xd2a577e92438fd0c1f2485f4fb91b9f866eb1e6c

That’s the exact contract you gave me. There’s no mystery commit between those two. The CA-update commit’s parent is literally the original PEPONS commit: 6d9ca833... → 3bd3d8fa... So the chain of Git history is direct: create PEPONS documentation with placeholder CA → ~17 minutes later replace placeholder with your live CA.
The CA insertion is also GitHub-verified. GitHub reports that second commit as authored by ponsdotdev, committed through GitHub’s web-flow, and cryptographically marks it verified: true / reason: valid. The normal GitHub response independently identifies the account as ponsdotdev and shows the timestamp as 2026-07-22 01:06:28 UTC.

What did Pons say PEPONS actually was? This is the strongest part. The original documentation says PEPONS exists to demonstrate the entire Pons launch lifecycle and specifically describes PonsLaunchFactory deploying it, initializing liquidity, handling launch protections, trading, graduation and the permanent reference implementation. It also says that after graduation, “$PEPONS becomes the mascot every future https://t.co/nszjPMop2K launch gets compared to.”

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@nottellingyou73 @LarkDavis https://t.co/Xzb91p0Wz2

[starboy @boyhollywood369]

Here’s the step-by-step chronology.
Pons creates PEPONS in its own repository.

On July 22, 2026 at 00:49:39 UTC, the ponsdotdev GitHub account committed a new 243-line document called pepons_example_en.md.

The commit message explicitly says it is adding the “$PEPONS mascot token”, calls it “Pons’ frog”, and describes it as the “canonical launch walkthrough example for https://t.co/nszjPMop2K.” The document itself goes even further. Its title is “Pepons by Pons ($PEPONS)”, the subtitle calls it “The canonical launch walkthrough mascot token of https://t.co/nszjPMop2K,” and the text says “Pepons by Pons is the canonical mascot and documentation token of https://t.co/nszjPMop2K.”

At that moment, there was no live CA in the documentation. The original commit deliberately had: Contract Address (CA): 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000

So this wasn’t somebody later finding an existing random frog coin and retroactively inventing the Pons story.

The PEPONS concept/documentation existed in the Pons repo before the real CA was inserted.

The original commit is cryptographically verified by GitHub.

GitHub’s raw commit metadata reports the author as ponsdotdev, timestamps it at 00:49:39 UTC, and marks the commit signature: verified: true / reason: valid

So we’re not relying on a screenshot or cached tweet here; GitHub verifies the integrity of that commit.
Exactly 16 minutes and 49 seconds later, Pons inserts your CA. At 01:06:28 UTC, the same ponsdotdev account made the very next PEPONS update. The diff changed exactly one substantive thing: 0x0000...0000 → 0xd2a577e92438fd0c1f2485f4fb91b9f866eb1e6c

That’s the exact contract you gave me. There’s no mystery commit between those two. The CA-update commit’s parent is literally the original PEPONS commit: 6d9ca833... → 3bd3d8fa... So the chain of Git history is direct: create PEPONS documentation with placeholder CA → ~17 minutes later replace placeholder with your live CA.
The CA insertion is also GitHub-verified. GitHub reports that second commit as authored by ponsdotdev, committed through GitHub’s web-flow, and cryptographically marks it verified: true / reason: valid. The normal GitHub response independently identifies the account as ponsdotdev and shows the timestamp as 2026-07-22 01:06:28 UTC.

What did Pons say PEPONS actually was? This is the strongest part. The original documentation says PEPONS exists to demonstrate the entire Pons launch lifecycle and specifically describes PonsLaunchFactory deploying it, initializing liquidity, handling launch protections, trading, graduation and the permanent reference implementation. It also says that after graduation, “$PEPONS becomes the mascot every future https://t.co/nszjPMop2K launch gets compared to.”

[starboy @boyhollywood369]

Here’s the step-by-step chronology.
Pons creates PEPONS in its own repository.

On July 22, 2026 at 00:49:39 UTC, the ponsdotdev GitHub account committed a new 243-line document called pepons_example_en.md.

The commit message explicitly says it is adding the “$PEPONS mascot token”, calls it “Pons’ frog”, and describes it as the “canonical launch walkthrough example for https://t.co/nszjPMop2K.” The document itself goes even further. Its title is “Pepons by Pons ($PEPONS)”, the subtitle calls it “The canonical launch walkthrough mascot token of https://t.co/nszjPMop2K,” and the text says “Pepons by Pons is the canonical mascot and documentation token of https://t.co/nszjPMop2K.”

At that moment, there was no live CA in the documentation. The original commit deliberately had: Contract Address (CA): 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000

So this wasn’t somebody later finding an existing random frog coin and retroactively inventing the Pons story.

The PEPONS concept/documentation existed in the Pons repo before the real CA was inserted.

The original commit is cryptographically verified by GitHub.

GitHub’s raw commit metadata reports the author as ponsdotdev, timestamps it at 00:49:39 UTC, and marks the commit signature: verified: true / reason: valid

So we’re not relying on a screenshot or cached tweet here; GitHub verifies the integrity of that commit.
Exactly 16 minutes and 49 seconds later, Pons inserts your CA. At 01:06:28 UTC, the same ponsdotdev account made the very next PEPONS update. The diff changed exactly one substantive thing: 0x0000...0000 → 0xd2a577e92438fd0c1f2485f4fb91b9f866eb1e6c

That’s the exact contract you gave me. There’s no mystery commit between those two. The CA-update commit’s parent is literally the original PEPONS commit: 6d9ca833... → 3bd3d8fa... So the chain of Git history is direct: create PEPONS documentation with placeholder CA → ~17 minutes later replace placeholder with your live CA.
The CA insertion is also GitHub-verified. GitHub reports that second commit as authored by ponsdotdev, committed through GitHub’s web-flow, and cryptographically marks it verified: true / reason: valid. The normal GitHub response independently identifies the account as ponsdotdev and shows the timestamp as 2026-07-22 01:06:28 UTC.

What did Pons say PEPONS actually was? This is the strongest part. The original documentation says PEPONS exists to demonstrate the entire Pons launch lifecycle and specifically describes PonsLaunchFactory deploying it, initializing liquidity, handling launch protections, trading, graduation and the permanent reference implementation. It also says that after graduation, “$PEPONS becomes the mascot every future https://t.co/nszjPMop2K launch gets compared to.”

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

Dont fade the frog $Pepons 🐸⏳🪶

[ShhhCryptoTA @ShhhCryptoTA]

Everyone keeps asking so I wrote the whole thing down

all you have to do is read it 🐸

$PEPONS @ponsdotfamily $PONS https://t.co/6EiCLswBvt

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@peponsdotfamily Just a chill frog

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@peponsdotfamily @cryptojourneyrs All my frens got that $Pepons in em

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@degenharambe Hey @degenharambe check out $Pepons it was launched by ethereum:0x07f5b6823751c2e2cd4560f28af75ff887102241 dev. Has great cto team. Amazing website. Is literally the $pepe of robinhood

sitting at 1mil rn and primed to break ath tonight. Front page on pons soon

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@peponsdotfamily @FinanceFreeman (Lore + Frog + TEAM)

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@FinanceFreeman

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@acedoteth @SWEATY333

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@bgdnff @MarcellxMarcell @cobie @jessepollak @peponsdotfamily Dont fumble $Pepons

[Xeno @pikaXeno]

@acedoteth @itsthatgigi @peponsdotfamily