$PLINK is live.
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Plink is built on a simple idea: a coin should be priced in something that already exists. gold, a stock, an index, the dollar.
pick one of 66 tokenised assets on Robinhood Chain. the pair is written into the curve at launch. nobody can change it after, us included. every number is read from the chain. we never hold your keys, your coins or your pair asset.
built for creators who want a market with a unit. built for traders who want to know what the price is in.
price it in something real.
launch a coin: https://t.co/ZsYcyY1j9c
web: https://t.co/l0ySIpVows
the panel tells you the bad news before you sign, not after.
you type an amount and you see what comes back and what the fees take. you pick the slippage yourself, and that number goes into the transaction as a floor. if the price moves past it the trade reverts instead of filling at whatever it found.
there is one more check nobody advertises. a fresh curve carries a launch tax that starts high and decays within seconds. before sending anything, the panel reads that tax for your own address and says so if it is still running. buying into it is your call, but you will not do it by accident.
a quote that only holds until you sign is not a quote.
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if this site went down tomorrow, every coin launched through it would keep trading.
Plink never holds your asset or your coin. it does not custody a reserve, it does not sit between you and the curve, and there is no database the market depends on. the curve is a contract, the reserve lives inside it, the addresses are published.
what the site does is make that legible. a quote before you sign, reserves read live while the page is open, a verify page, a list of every contract involved.
useful, but not load bearing. the market is on chain. the website is a window onto it.
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we cannot add an asset to Plink. neither can you.
the pair list is not ours. pons approves which tokens a coin can launch against, and the site shows what is on that list today. 66 tokenised assets and a couple of coins. gold, silver, oil, the S&P 500, NVIDIA, bitcoin, the dollar.
if something is missing it is not a feature we forgot. it is a token that has not been approved, and asking us does nothing about it.
the upside of that limit is the whole point. every pair you can pick already exists on chain, already has an issuer, and got there by protocol approval rather than by us deciding it would be good for launches.
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every curve on Plink has an end.
buying fills the reserve with the pair asset. when it reaches the threshold written in at launch, the curve stops being the market and graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool. the coin keeps trading there, still priced in the same asset it started with.
so the percentage on a launch card is not decoration. it says how much of that asset has actually gone into the reserve, and how close the coin is to leaving the curve behind for good.
that is the number worth watching. not the cap.
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https://t.co/l0ySIpVows
you can buy $PLINK without leaving the site.
there is a buy button in the header on every page. it opens a panel with the price, the cap, how far the curve is from graduating, and an amount field. connect a wallet, type a number, see exactly what comes back before you sign anything.
it trades straight against the curve, the same one the rest of the site reads its numbers from. no redirect to a dex, no second interface, no pasting the contract anywhere.
one detail worth saying out loud. when a trade needs an approval, it asks for exactly that trade's amount and nothing more. a contract has no reason to hold an unlimited allowance for one purchase.
selling is the same panel, same place.
https://t.co/YrPalpvdk8
a coin priced in gold is not a gold coin. worth saying plainly, because Plink is built on that distinction.
the asset sets what you pay to get in and what you get back on the way out. it fills the reserve. it does not set the coin's price, and the coin's price says nothing back about the asset.
what changes is the unit. a coin paired with gold is measured in gold, so its chart answers a different question than the same coin measured in eth. same trade, different frame.
that is all of it. no claim on the asset, no affiliation with whoever issues it, no promise that one follows the other.
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every launchpad shows you a dollar number. most of them get there by taking a price from somewhere and multiplying.
Plink computes market cap in the pair asset first, because that is the only unit the curve actually knows. it turns into dollars only when that asset has a real pool on this chain quoting it. when nothing quotes it, the cap stays in the asset rather than being converted at a price nobody offered.
the rest works the same way. reserves are re-read from the curve every few seconds while the page is open. every contract address is listed. there is a verify page that checks a launch against the chain instead of against us.
none of it is a sample. it is what the chain holds, or it is not shown.
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most projects can change the story later. the asset a coin trades in is not one of those things here.
when a coin launches on Plink the pair token is written into the curve and that is it. no swapping to a different asset when the chart turns, no quiet migration. what you picked is what the market runs in until the curve graduates into a pool.
so pick carefully.
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@AnaMaria451456 nothing at the contract layer, pons is the engine and Plink says so on its contracts page. what Plink adds is the part pons leaves to you: picking what your coin is priced in, with a page per approved pair and the cost shown in that asset before you sign.
coins all end up priced in the same thing. you buy with one token, you sell back into it, and the chart you watch is really that token's chart.
Plink lets you pick what a coin is priced in. gold. the S&P 500. NVIDIA. the dollar. the pair gets written into the curve at launch and stays there.
the market runs in the thing you chose.
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https://t.co/l0ySIpVows
introducing Plink.
launch a coin priced in something real. gold, a stock, an index, the dollar. one of 66 tokenised assets on Robinhood Chain becomes the anchor, and the whole market runs in it.
the pair is written into the curve at launch. nobody can change it after, us included.
no custody. we never hold your keys, your coins or your pair asset. every number is read from the chain when the page opens.
https://t.co/l0ySIpVows
introducing Plink.
launch a coin priced in something real. gold, a stock, an index, the dollar. one of 66 tokenised assets on Robinhood Chain becomes the anchor, and the whole market runs in it.
the pair is written into the curve at launch. nobody can change it after, us included.
no custody. we never hold your keys, your coins or your pair asset. every number is read from the chain when the page opens.
https://t.co/l0ySIpVows