Pons fee exchange · Robinhood Chain

JACKFILED

A creator-fee router for every Pons coin. A coin's creator moves its fee recipient to a Jack, one small contract per coin, and the fees get patched into four jacks: burn, holders, fund, creator. The commitments are raise-only, on-chain and public.

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Fees buy the coin, then burn it.

Every harvest, the BURN share of a coin's creator fees buys that same coin on Pons, on the bonding curve before graduation and through Uniswap V4 after, then sends it to 0x…dEaD.

Min-out comes from a live quote, with a cap on price impact.
Any of the coin that lands in its Jack is burned too.
Raise-only: a creator can turn burn up. There is no function to turn it down.

ETH to holders, every round.

The HOLDERS share piles up per round. The indexer weights every wallet by balance × time from the coin's own Transfer logs, posts a Merkle root, and holders claim their ETH.

Pools, contracts and the dead address are excluded.
Roots and the raw data are published, so anyone can recheck a round.
Raise-only, like burn.

A community fund, with a two-step handover.

The FUND share goes to an address the creator names: a treasury, a charity, a community multisig.

Changing it is propose → accept. The new address has to accept before anything moves.
A dev who wants out can hand the creator seat to the community the same way.
Fund and handovers show on the public board.

The rest. And switches that only move up.

Whatever isn't burned, shared or funded goes back to the CREATOR. The commitments are raise-only: raiseBurn and raiseHolders exist, lowering doesn't.

No owner withdraw, no admin key on the money.
harvest() is permissionless: anyone can press it, and our keeper does every ~10 minutes.
Flip a switch up and it stays up.

Where do this coin's fees go?

Paste any Pons contract address. The checker reads the coin on-chain and prints a receipt: who receives the creator fees (a dev wallet, a contract, or a Jack), the creator tax, buyback, and fees waiting to be swept. Works for every Pons coin, patched or not.

Open the checker in the app

Read the wiring diagram.

How patching works for new and existing coins, the four jacks, holder rounds, handovers, contract addresses and the risks.

The Pons owner can override any coin's fee recipient after a 3-day public timelock.
Burns buy on the open market and take slippage.
Holder rounds rely on a Merkle root posted by the Jackfiled indexer.