Launch your token
through Pons' own factory.
We deploy nothing and we hold nothing. This page builds the call, your wallet signs it, and your coin appears in Pons' index like any other launch — the factory is public and canLaunch() returns true for every address. Every figure below is read from the contract right now, and your exact call is tested against it before your wallet opens.
- Launch fee
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- Supply
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- Curve fee
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- Graduation
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- Max creator fee
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- Status
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The launch fee is sent as msg.value. Supply is fixed by the factory's config, not by us.
A URL, never an inlined image: the factory caps this field at 512 characters.
Fees accrue to this address in Pons' escrow and are claimed from there — a plain wallet never receives a transfer on its own. Changing it later sits behind a three-day timelock.
This is a tax on every swap, on top of Pons' 1% curve fee — not a share of it. The factory allows up to 10%, which is a ~22% round trip and would kill the volume the fee is made of. 1–3% is the sane range.
One button, two steps. Your exact calldata goes through eth_call against the live factory first; only if the contract accepts it does your wallet open. If it refuses, you get the reason and nothing is signed.
It exists.
It is on the curve now. Check the address against the explorer before you send it anywhere, and before anyone else does.