Launched on PONS · Robinhood Chain

PONZ is Smart Money

The Pons protocol is a decentralized financial (DeFi) system that supports PONZ, a treasury backed, liquidity-enabling token launched on the PONS launchpad and settled on Robinhood Chain.

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Protocol Stats

Market cap

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Live at launch

Holders

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Live at launch

Circulating supply

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Fixed at launch

Reliable Liquidity

Pons owns its own liquidity. Protocol Owned Liquidity (POL) means the pool that PONZ trades against belongs to the treasury, not to mercenary farmers — so PONZ can be bought, sold or borrowed against even when the market turns.

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Layered liquidity pools owned by the treasury

Accessible Backing

Pons Loans let you borrow against the liquid reserves backing PONZ. Loans are perpetual at a 0.5% fixed interest rate. There are no price-based liquidations, and the origination loan-to-collateral (oLTC) scales over time through a drip mechanism as backing grows.

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A vault holding the reserves that back PONZ

Predictable Monetary Policy

Pons's automated monetary policy gives you the transparency to make informed decisions. Supply and backing are managed on-chain by the Emissions Manager, the Yield Repurchase Facility and Convertible Deposits — expanding when the market pays a premium, and defending reserves when it does not.

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A policy dial and an emissions curve

Governed On-Chain

Every parameter that matters is decided by gPONZ holders. Protocol upgrades, collateral management and monetary policy adjustments all pass through an on-chain proposal, a timelock and an executable transaction — no multisig discretion, no off-chain promises.

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A proposal card connected to a network of voters
PONS Launchpad

PONZ launched on PONS, the native launchpad of Robinhood Chain.

No presale, no team allocation held back off-chain. PONZ started on a bonding curve, graduated into a permanently locked Uniswap v4 pool, and mint authority only reached the treasury once graduation was verified on-chain.

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    Bonding curve

    Every buy and sell is priced by the curve and signed by your own wallet. The launchpad never custodies funds.

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    Graduation

    Once the curve reserve crosses the threshold, liquidity migrates into a Uniswap v4 pool that is locked forever.

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    Guarded handover

    PonsLaunchGuard releases mint authority to the treasury only after graduation, an on-chain lock check and a 48-hour delay.

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    Buyback & burn

    The protocol's share of PONS trading fees is routed straight into buying PONZ on the graduated pool and burning it.

Chain
Robinhood Chain
Chain ID
4663
Gas token
ETH
Explorer
Blockscout
Launch runbook

How to Participate

Protocol-owned liquidity

Provide Liquidity

Earn pool incentives while helping proliferate PONZ across Robinhood Chain.
 
Deep market liquidity combined with a strong Pons treasury is what turns PONZ into the default unit of account for DeFi on the chain.

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Fixed rate · 0.5%

Borrow Against Backing

Pons Loans let you borrow up to 95% of the liquid backing of PONZ at a 0.5% interest rate, with no price-based liquidations. Keep your exposure, unlock the reserves underneath it.

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FAQ

All questions

Pons is a decentralized reserve protocol on Robinhood Chain. It issues PONZ, a token backed by a basket of assets held in the Pons treasury. Every PONZ in circulation is supported by real reserves, and the protocol uses bonds, staking and automated monetary policy to grow those reserves faster than it grows supply.

To build a policy-controlled currency that is not pegged to the dollar. The aim is not price stability at $1 — it is a token whose backing per unit rises over time, so that PONZ can act as a store of value and a unit of account for the chain it lives on.

DeFi settles almost everything in dollar stablecoins, which imports the monetary policy of a central bank and the custody risk of an issuer. A treasury-backed, protocol-owned currency keeps the reserves on-chain, keeps the liquidity owned by the protocol, and lets token holders decide policy.

No. PONZ is a free-floating asset with a rising floor. The protocol defends backing, not price: it will buy PONZ back when it trades below the value of its reserves, and it will expand supply when the market pays a premium above them. The price can and does move.

Reserve assets held by the Pons treasury — stable reserves, protocol-owned liquidity positions, and yield-bearing deposits. Liquid backing per PONZ is the share of those reserves attributable to each token, and it is published on-chain every epoch.

PONS is the native, non-custodial launchpad of Robinhood Chain. Launching there means a bonding-curve distribution that anyone can join on equal terms, a permanently locked liquidity pool at graduation, and a fee stream that funds PONZ buybacks and burns. The launchpad never holds user funds.

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