Most launchpads exist to profit from their users.
$PONS is trying to create value for its holders.
• Platform fees → buybacks & burns.
• Active buybacks managed by MEADGod.
• ~$15M market cap after the recent pullback.
Right now, it looks like one of the most interesting plays in the Robinhood Chain ecosystem.
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DYOR.
NOXA IS OVER. WHAT WAS THAT?
The Noxa dev just retired. Literally.
He prepaid the ENS domain for 100 years and migrated the entire DEX to IPFS.
Trading is now disabled. Creating new tokens through the factory is also gone. After the announcement, people spammed so much garbage that Uniswap briefly stopped fetching prices.
At this point, the only thing left is claiming fees. Maybe the dev comes back one day, but for now he’s stepped aside and left the stage to the next generation of launchpads, who’ll happily absorb the fresh liquidity.
Was it a rug? I don’t think so. Nobody forced anyone to bridge funds to the janky DeBank Chain and buy experimental shitcoins. In fact, the treasury wallet still hasn’t dumped its tokens, so that sell-off is probably still ahead. If anything, this may have saved people from even bigger losses in influencer bundles.
Now Noxa is basically digital heritage, accessible only through a Limo link.
Still, I’d be careful. I don’t see any reason to bridge from mainnet anymore. The wallet has effectively been reduced to a single button: claim fees.
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
Every day, Robinhood Chain gets even crazier.
@Noxa_Fi the most popular launchpad on Robinhood Chain, temporarily disabled token creation after Chinese teams and Solana cabals flooded it with rug launches.
Instead of ignoring the problem, the dev decided to completely redesign the launch system — earning respect from most trenchers in the process.
But while everyone was waiting for the update, the website went down overnight.
Now the developer says the launchpad is moving to IPFS. It feels very similar to what happened with TamaSwap. Hopefully this is just a temporary solution, and they’ll eventually bring the website back after testing.
By the way, did anyone actually buy their token on Debank Chain? 🤢
Just in case, keep an eye on the Treasury wallet — if the dev starts unloading his CashCat bags, you’ll want to know first.
What’s happening on Robinhood Chain right now?
• dozens of copy-paste launchpads;
• scanners filled with vampire tokens using built-in clawback mechanics;
• Chinese devs deploying Uniswap V4 hooks just to rug them;
• Solana traders bundling launchpad shitcoins;
• Indian builders launching their own Friend tech clone;
• Cypher seemingly gave up on the “return to mainnet” narrative and deployed a DEX on Robinhood (or someone simply forked it).
At this point, every crypto ecosystem seems to have found its way onto Robinhood Chain.
And the funniest part? Even the OpenSea team noticed how much tryFomo raised and started shilling Robinhood and its tokens on Twitter.
BASE ADMITTED THEY GOT IT WRONG. 🤯
You don’t often see a CEO publicly admit they made the wrong call—and completely change course.
CoinbaseDuck criticized Base’s strategy, arguing that Zora content coins and the Jesse saga failed to drive user retention, while users lost money and projects backed by former Coinbase employees received disproportionate attention.
Instead of pushing back, Brian Armstrong agreed with the criticism and confirmed that Base abandoned this direction earlier this year.
Base is now focused on just three priorities:
🔵 Trading
🔵 Payments
🔵 AI Agents
Armstrong’s thesis is simple: payments require asset conversion—which is trading. AI agents will trade and make payments autonomously—which is also trading. According to him, most of Base’s resources are already being allocated there, even if it’s not obvious from the outside yet.
Looks like Base is taking its second shot. Let’s see if this one plays out differently. 👀
Agree with the first part and your point on content coins. They didn't work and we pivoted early this year. We messed up, time to turn the page.
I disagree about the AI agents part though. Base has been focused on trading, payments, and agents (in that order). I think all three are inextricably intertwined - for instance to do payments you need FX (trading), agents will do lots of trading and payments as well. Most of the resources are going to trading right now fwiw. Maybe it doesn't translate externally right now, but that's the case.
Let me give you a call on the last parts if you're open to chatting. Would be great to learn more.
Every day, Robinhood Chain gets even crazier.
@Noxa_Fi the most popular launchpad on Robinhood Chain, temporarily disabled token creation after Chinese teams and Solana cabals flooded it with rug launches.
Instead of ignoring the problem, the dev decided to completely redesign the launch system — earning respect from most trenchers in the process.
But while everyone was waiting for the update, the website went down overnight.
Now the developer says the launchpad is moving to IPFS. It feels very similar to what happened with TamaSwap. Hopefully this is just a temporary solution, and they’ll eventually bring the website back after testing.
By the way, did anyone actually buy their token on Debank Chain? 🤢
Just in case, keep an eye on the Treasury wallet — if the dev starts unloading his CashCat bags, you’ll want to know first.
What’s happening on Robinhood Chain right now?
• dozens of copy-paste launchpads;
• scanners filled with vampire tokens using built-in clawback mechanics;
• Chinese devs deploying Uniswap V4 hooks just to rug them;
• Solana traders bundling launchpad shitcoins;
• Indian builders launching their own Friend tech clone;
• Cypher seemingly gave up on the “return to mainnet” narrative and deployed a DEX on Robinhood (or someone simply forked it).
At this point, every crypto ecosystem seems to have found its way onto Robinhood Chain.
And the funniest part? Even the OpenSea team noticed how much tryFomo raised and started shilling Robinhood and its tokens on Twitter.
@senzer@Polymarket It literally looks like this: “We're the most recognizable, so let's make ourselves even more recognizable. We'll figure out the rest later.”
The most dangerous scams in crypto aren’t the obvious ones. They’re the ones disguised as “doing what’s best for the community.”
solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump
Food for thought
Ansem recently did a stream and said this (post below). From what I understood, he’s planning to airdrop $ANSEM holders. He’s done an airdrop before (with most of it seemingly going to himself) and previously promised the biggest airdrop on Solana after Pump fun never did
But I don’t buy it.
I think he’s just looking for a way to cash out without destroying his reputation. He controls around 60% of the supply in a single wallet. No major CEX is going to list a token with that level of concentration—it’s way too high risk. That also means he won’t be able to unload that supply through spot markets.
Dumping directly from the main wallet on a DEX isn’t an option either, since everyone tracks that wallet. It would instantly look like a rug.
So here’s what I think happens next: he “airdrops” the tokens across hundreds of wallets he controls, then slowly sells from those wallets, crushing the order book and effectively rugging the token. On paper, though, he can always say, “I distributed the supply, what happens next isn’t my responsibility.”
A perfect win-win for him.
Do whatever you want with this information, but this is how I see it playing out.
The only question is when?
This is getting absolutely insane.
Uniswap is outperforming almost everyone in trading volume — and not by a few percent, but by multiples.
Looks like the Ethereum OGs have finally woken up to show us Solana guys what real liquidity looks like.
ETH Summer is coming? 👀