Direct launch
Set the coin and its metadata, choose a system, and confirm one Pons V2 transaction from your wallet.
One signed transaction on Pons V2 sends the coin and the economic system behind it to chain, together.
One flow binds the token to its fee stream, and to the system that keeps putting those fees to work.
You connect, configure, and sign it yourself. The creator wallet never changes hands.
Pick the economic model and set its mechanics before the token exists on chain.
Creator fees route into the system instead of sitting idle in a wallet.
Set the coin and its metadata, choose a system, and confirm one Pons V2 transaction from your wallet.
A treasury-led fork: staking, bonds, protocol-owned liquidity, and buybacks funded by creator fees.
A tile-based mining economy where stake, output, and rewards run on automated execution.
An epoch-based emissions system built on pegs, shares, and bonds.
Wallet, launch target, starting buy, and fee configuration all sit in one review screen, before the transaction ever goes out.
One review. One signature. One launch.
$PATTY
$PATTY is the token every other launch feeds. A share of each launch's creator fees is designed to route to $PATTY, and back out to the wallets holding it.
The intended share of a new launch's creator fees that routes to the $PATTY treasury, before the creator's own split. Not a live rate.
Each epoch, the treasury's take is designed to split between $PATTY market buys and holder distributions.
A small slice of every new token's supply is designed to reach $PATTY holders the moment it goes live.
Snapshots are meant to be hold-weighted. Nothing to lock, nothing to claim, it lands in the wallet.
The figures above describe the intended design of $PATTY's fee routing. They are not a live rate, a return, or a promise of performance.
PATTY is a direct launch interface for Pons V2. It bundles a token launch with a configurable economic system, so the coin and its economics go live in the same transaction.
You do. Configuration and signing happen from your own wallet, and the creator wallet stays under your control from the first transaction onward.
Trading fees are set by the economic system chosen at launch. They are shown in the review screen, in plain terms, before you sign anything.
$PATTY is designed to take a cut of every launch's creator fees and route it back to the wallets holding the token. See the $PATTY section above for how that is meant to work.
Yes. An optional starting buy can be set from the review screen and confirmed with the same signature as the rest of the launch.