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Pons fees and launch calculator

Every Pons fee, worked out before you sign: the launch fee, the 1% curve fee on your dev buy, any creator tax, what the buy gets on the bonding curve and how far it takes the token toward graduation. The numbers come from the Pons factory itself.

Creator tax 0%
Every trade pays it to you. Pons allows up to 10%.
You get55,649,241 tokens5.56% of the supply
You sign for0.1005 ETHThe launch fee plus your dev buy, before gas.
Price after your buy1.121× the opening price
Market cap at graduationabout 20.6 ETH
Toward graduation
0.099 of 4.2 ETH (2.4%)
Launch fee
0.0005 ETH
Curve fee on your buy
0.001 ETH
Creator tax on your buy, paid to you
0 ETH

Where the supply goes

Sold on the bonding curve
71.4%
Into the Uniswap V4 pool
20.4%
Locked in the Pons locker
8.2%

 

Questions

What are the fees on Pons?

A launch pays the launch fee, read live from the Pons factory above, plus gas. After that, every buy and sell on the bonding curve pays a 1% fee, and once the token graduates its Uniswap V4 pool charges 1% too. A creator can add a tax of up to 10%, paid to them. Pons splits the trading fees 70% to the creator and 30% to the protocol.

What does a dev buy get me?

Tokens at the curve's opening price, in the launch transaction, before anyone else can buy. It is public: buyers can see how much the creator holds.

When does a Pons token graduate?

When its bonding curve has raised the graduation threshold, 4.2 ETH at the current setting for a token priced in ETH. Its liquidity then moves to a Uniswap V4 pool that stays locked for good.

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