Launch a token on a pool that only grows.
Every trade's creator fee is burned by a vault with no owner. What's left is a pool that only gets deeper.
The pool engine
A fee with nowhere to go.
The creator's cut never reaches a person. It accrues in the token's locked position, gets claimed by a vault with no owner, and goes straight to the dead address. Here's the loop, sped up.
↑ climbs with every trade · anyone can trigger the burn · verifiable on-chain
Discover
Launched with Ponspool.
Every token here launches through Ponspool — a real pons v2 token whose creator fee goes to the burn address. The grid fills in the moment the vault is live.
Launch in one move
One transaction. Then it runs itself.
You sign once to open the pool. From there the fee burns on its own — for as long as anyone trades.
Launch your token
Name it, pick a ticker, add a logo. Ponspool launches it through pons v2 — the whole supply goes straight to a bonding curve, so nobody starts holding a bag.
The fee routes to the vault
pons lets a launch name the wallet its creator fees are credited to. Ponspool names a vault instead of a person — no owner, no withdraw, and no function to move the recipient again.
The fee burns
Anyone can call the vault to sweep, claim and send what it holds to 0x…dEaD. Gone for good, trade after trade, for as long as the token trades.
Why Ponspool
A launchpad built purely around the pool.
The ambition is narrow on purpose. pons already locks the liquidity permanently and already lets a launch redirect its creator fee. Ponspool just points that fee at an address no one holds the keys to, through a vault that has no way to point it anywhere else. No treasury, no team wallet, no cut.
The usual way
value leaks out
- The founder pockets the trading fees.
- The pool stays thin, so prices swing hard.
- Nothing stops the pool from being pulled.
Ponspool
nothing leaves the pool
- The creator's cut is burned, not earned.
- The vault has no owner and no withdraw. Nothing to rug.
- pons locks the liquidity at graduation — it never unlocks.
Docs
Everything you'd want to check.
The contracts are deployed and unverified claims are worth nothing, so here is what to read and how to confirm it yourself.
Contracts
Robinhood Chain, id 4663. The vault reads pons's escrow, hook and buyback vault off the factory rather than hardcoding them.
How a fee reaches the dead address
pons doesn't push payouts. A trade credits the launch's curve, or its hook once it has graduated, and the money only moves when someone sweeps it. So it takes three hops, and every one of them is permissionless:
sweep → claim → burn → 0x…dEaD
A zero escrow balance doesn't mean a launch earned nothing — unswept fees are
invisible to the escrow until swept. harvest(token, quote, curve, poolId)
does all three in one call.
Already launched on pons?
You don't need us to launch it. Point an existing v2 launch at the vault yourself, in one transaction:
factory.transferCreatorFeeRecipient( yourToken, 0xa66cc696…dce220 )
Only the current recipient can call it, and it takes effect immediately. Claim what you're already owed first — it moves future payouts, not accrued ones. After that it can never be moved again: the vault has no function to call it.
Verify it yourself
Don't take our word for any of it. Four eth_calls settle it:
vault.DEAD() → 0x…dEaD vault.FACTORY() → pons v2 launcher.VAULT() → the vault launcher.CREATOR_TAX_BPS() → 0
The vault has no owner, no withdraw, no upgrade path and no
selfdestruct. Read the bytecode and check.
The numbers
Every trade pays a 1% fee. pons keeps 30% of it and the creator's share is the other 70% — so 0.7% of every trade is what Ponspool burns.
pons doesn't publish that split, so we read it off the launch itself:
curve.feeBps() returns 100 and
curve.protocolFeeShareBps() returns 3000. Check any launch.
Launching costs pons's 0.0005 ETH plus gas. Ponspool takes nothing — no cut, no added creator tax, no treasury. Supply is 1B, graduation is 4.2 ETH.
Risk
Nothing here has been audited. Not these contracts, and not pons v2 — three reviews are in progress and none has closed.
The full path — launch, trade, sweep, claim, burn — has been run against these deployed contracts on a fork of mainnet: 1 ETH of volume burned exactly 0.007 ETH. That is a simulation, not a live launch.
Launched tokens are user-created and can lose all value. A burned fee is not a promise about price.
Live on pons
Numbers that only climb.
Live from Robinhood Chain — the counters climb as pools launch.
Your move
Launch a token whose burn
only grows.
One transaction. From then on, the creator's cut of every trade goes somewhere nobody can reach it.