Launch a market
One transaction, from your own wallet, to the pons factory. It names a vault as the market's creator-fee recipient, and that field has no setter afterwards. That is the reason for every check on this page.
- Charity's share of every trade
- 1%
- Your share
- 0%
- you get none of the fees
- Charity Markets keeps
- 0%
- no cut, no surcharge
- You pay
- 0.0005 ETH
- the protocol's launch fee, plus gas
Payout config 0x670f1defa02fb3258b46492eb40efa68ba41bb005544b567d92107561e9d838c reads back as this organisation alone, at full weight. The provider keeps 3%.
This launch cannot be signed yet.
- Launching is not open yet.
You can still fill the market in and read the terms. The button turns on when the reason above is gone.
The market
- The market needs a name.
- The market needs a ticker.
- An image URL is required by the protocol.
Before you connect
- Reads your public address, in your browser.
- Reads balances straight from the chain. Nothing about you reaches this site's server.
- Asks you to sign exactly one transaction, and only when you press Launch.
- Never asks for a seed phrase, a private key or a password.
- Never requests an unlimited spending allowance.
- Never moves anything on its own. Every transaction is one you pressed a button for.
- No account, no sign-in, no cookie. Closing the tab disconnects it.
Read your wallet's own confirmation screen before you sign anything, here or anywhere. It shows the contract, the function and the amount, and it is the version that counts.
What you are about to sign
- Contract
- pons V2 launch factory
0x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7e - Function
- launchToken
- Value
- 0.0005 ETH
- Creator fee recipient
- a vault bound to this organisation
- Creator tax
- 1%
- Buyback
- off
- Quote asset
- native ETH
- Delivery
- Arbitrum Orbit canonical bridge, at least 7 days, to Ethereum
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Before you sign
- This does not make the organisation a partner and is not something they have agreed to. They are listed through a donation provider; that is all a listing means.
- Collected fees leave Robinhood Chain on its own canonical bridge, which has a seven-day challenge period, and are donated on Ethereum where the provider's relay is deployed. There is no faster path that does not add a third party we would have to ask you to trust. The provider keeps 3%.
- The protocol's own factory keeps the ability to change a market's fee recipient. We watch for it and say so on the market page; we cannot prevent it. What we can and cannot promise.
- You get no share of the fees. If you want to support the market you launched, buy its token like anyone else.
