Three transactions. Every 5 minutes.
The contract sends all three. All three are on the explorer.
Claim
The contract collects the 3% fees paid on every $PONSI buy and sell since the last cycle. The fee is in ETH. Only the contract can claim it. Whoever triggers the cycle gets 0.5% of the claim to cover gas.
ETH on accountBuy
All of the ETH buys $PONSI from the pool in one market order, full amount, at the current price. That is the green candle on the chart, once every 5 minutes.
market buy · full sizeBurn
Every token the buy brought in is sent to the burn address in the same cycle. The contract never holds $PONSI. Supply is lower, permanently.
→ 0x000…dEaDEvery buy, on record.
One line per buy. Live, each transaction links to the explorer. Until launch these lines are simulated.
| # | Time | Side | Size (ETH) | Filled ($PONSI) | Caller | Txs |
|---|
Volume in. Supply out.
Type a day's trading volume to see how much gets bought and burned at the example price.
- Fees / day
- 0
- Fills / day
- 288
- Burned / day
- 0
- Per fill
- 0
- Burned in 30 days
- 0
- Burned in one year
- 0
Fee 3% of volume, example price per $PONSI. Buys move the price, so the token amounts change. Arithmetic, not a forecast.
Circulating supply after a year of buys, if volume and price held.
- Name
- Ponsi
- Ticker
- $PONSI
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Fees
- 3% on every buy, 3% on every sell, 100% to the contract
- Transfer tax
- None. Wallet to wallet costs nothing.
- Cycle
- every 5 minutes, anyone may trigger it
- Caller reward
- 0.5% of the claim
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain (Ethereum L2)
- Launchpad
- Pons
- Pair
- ETH
- Team tokens
- None. Fair launch on Pons.
- Owner powers
- Point the contract at a new router if Pons changes theirs. Nothing else.
- Contract
- posted at launch
Risk notice
Buys reduce supply. They do not guarantee price. No trades means no fees and no buys. Nobody is promised a return.
Short enough that every 5-minute candle has a buy in it. Long enough that each buy is worth the gas.
What the contract cannot do.
Asked before you ask.
What is $PONSI?
Where does the money for the buys come from?
Who triggers the buys?
Why burn instead of holding what it buys?
Does every buy raise the price?
Is this a Ponzi?
Is Ponsi affiliated with Pons or Robinhood?
Launch your own Ponsi.
The same engine under any token: a fee on every trade, one buyback every 5 minutes, every token bought burned.
Tokens launched here send 1% of their fees to buying $PONSI and burning it. Every new Ponsi burns the original. $PONSI itself stays 3% buy · 3% sell.