$20
One small string to hold
Hold at least $20 of any single LoonPad coin. Drops float in on their own: no staking, no claiming, no forms.
A launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Each coin's trading fees buy it back, and the tokens float down like confetti on everyone holding any LoonPad coin.
Each coin's trading fees buy that coin back. The tokens drift down on holders across the whole network, so every new launch puts one more balloon in the sky.
How it works
Each coin lifts off on Pons through LoonPad, with its own public fee wallet. It floats on a bonding curve, then in a Uniswap v4 pool once 4.2 ETH is in.
Every trade puffs the coin's creator tax and its share of Pons' 1% fee into its fee wallet, until the balloon reaches the claim threshold.
The fees are claimed automatically. After the protocol share and a little set aside for network costs, the rest buys the coin back.
The tokens bought drift down on every eligible holder of any LoonPad coin. A wallet holding CONF and a wallet holding UP both catch CONF and UP.
$20
Hold at least $20 of any single LoonPad coin. Drops float in on their own: no staking, no claiming, no forms.
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Each wallet's share is its qualifying holdings divided by the total. One big balloon catches the same as ten small ones, so splitting wallets gains nothing.
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Each new coin is one more balloon of buybacks, and every holder catches a share of it.
Each coin has its own public fee wallet. Every claim, buyback and drop is an on-chain transaction anyone can look up.
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Clear skies so far. Claims, buybacks and drops show up here the moment they happen.
The essentials for holders and launchers, in plain words. The full mechanics, with every live setting, are in the docs.
Read the docsLaunch a coin in under a minute. From its very first trade, its buybacks float down on holders across the network.
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