Launch and route tokens fees to your favorite Github profile or repo or Hugging Face.
Solana and Robinhood.
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CO-FEE is live.
Launch a token on https://t.co/Uo3a6YyhTS or @ponsdotfamily and point its creator fees at any @github or Hugging Face repository. 80% goes to the repo, held on chain and paid out on its own, in SOL or ETH, to the address in its FUNDING.json or through its sponsor page. Every payout is published with its proof.
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BNB Chain is live. Launch on @flapdotsh or @fourdotmemezh , attach a repo, the trade tax funds it. Same rules, same proof, paid in BNB.
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First token launched through CO-FEE and pointed at a repo to bond gets its DEX paid by us.
Launch on https://t.co/rlKJf7XKZr or pons, name the repo, reach the bonding curve.
We cover the Dexscreener update. https://t.co/cNLmo21tQt
For this token, for example, the fees were indeed redirected straight to the GitHub repo (https://t.co/1Md3Qj4RNn) through the funding.json you can find the transaction details on https://t.co/BbNDRdzszF
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You can now launch a token on https://t.co/Uo3a6YyhTS or @ponsdotfamily and attach a repository to it.
Any GitHub or Hugging Face repo. The fee recipient is written into the launch itself, so you never hold it and can't take it back.
From there it runs on its own: 80% of every creator fee is held on chain for the repo, and paid out at $5, $10, $50, $100, to the address in its FUNDING.json (SOL gets bridged to ETH if that's what they published), or to its GitHub Sponsors page by hand, receipt on chain.
No signup from the maintainer. No wallet needed. Every payout ships with its proof.
Demo:
Quick explanation , how the routing works, start to finish.
You launch a token and name a repository. GitHub or Hugging Face.
The fee recipient is written into the launch itself, so you never hold it and can't take it back.
Then every trade does this:
trade β creator fee β 80% to the repo, 20% to us
Where the 80% sits depends on where you launched:
pons (ETH) β a vault on Robinhood Chain, one per repo
https://t.co/Uo3a6YyhTS (SOL) β a vault, one per repo
Both are tied to the repo's id, not its name. Rename the repo, the money follows.
The balance is paid when it crosses a step:
$5 β $10 β $20 β $50 β $100 β $250 β $500 β $1,000, then every $1,000.
At the step, we read what the repo already publishes, and the money takes one of four routes:
1. FUNDING.json with an address on the same chain
β paid directly. ETH from pons, SOL from https://t.co/Uo3a6YyhTS.
2. FUNDING.json with an ETH address, but the fees are in SOL
β SOL bridged to ETH, sent to that address. Most repos are in this case, since FUNDING.json comes from Drips and only knows Ethereum.
The bridge kicks in from $100 owed, and its cost comes out of our 20%, never theirs.
3. No address, but a sponsor page in FUNDING.yml
β paid by hand by the team. GitHub Sponsors, Open Collective, Patreon, Ko-fi, Liberapay, Buy Me a Coffee. The transfer out of the vault goes on chain with the receipt.
4. Nothing published
β the balance waits 14 days for them to add one. Then it returns to the treasury.
Every payout ships with the proof it relied on: the file, the address, the tier, the transaction.
If we pay the wrong person, anyone can see it.
No signup, no wallet, no asking,no claim. The maintainer just gets paid.