RECOIL

Creator fees fire back into the chart.

Launch a coin through Pons. Every creator fee it earns is claimed on a random cycle and spent buying the same coin back. Nine tenths go to the chart, one tenth keeps the lights on.

Live on Robinhood Chain, ETH pairs via Pons
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90%Buyback budget 10%Platform share
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Coins

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Every coin here buys itself back with its own creator fees.

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Every claim and every buyback, as finalized on-chain.

Only finalized transactions are listed.
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Treasury

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The platform's 10% is tracked separately from every buyback budget.

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10% of each claim. Buyback budgets and the ETH reserve kept for gas are never counted here.

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Create a coin

Fill in your coin, then launch it on Pons. Once its contract address is registered here, its creator fees start firing back.

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How it works

Four steps, repeated for as long as the coin trades.

  1. Launch on PonsYou create the coin here and launch it on Pons. Recoil is set as the fee receiver.
  2. Fees build upEvery trade on your coin pays a creator fee in ETH.
  3. Random claimEvery 2 to 15 minutes, at a random moment, the fees are claimed. The randomness keeps snipers from front-running the buy.
  4. Fire back90% of the claim buys the same coin on the market. 10% goes to the platform treasury.

Buyback rules

The same limits apply to every coin.

If a buy would exceed the slippage limit, it is skipped and the budget waits for the next cycle. Large budgets are split across several cycles so a single buy never moves the chart too hard.