// FOR DEVS

Put your coin on Pulse

Name it, launch it, and its fee stream is bound to its own liquidity forever. Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain. Unsure why you'd do this? Read how it works first.

Launch a coin PERMANENT

The launcher becomes deployer, not you — nobody can ever revoke the redirect. That inability is what makes the claim credible to buyers.

A hosted https:// or ipfs:// image — this is what pons and Axiom display.

pons launch fee + your dev buy (the bought tokens come straight back to you). Fees split 72% back into your coin — deposited as liquidity, or burned when the position cannot absorb it — and 28% protocol. Fixed at launch forever. No undo.

More options — description, socials, dev buy, threshold, image upload

Threshold: fees that must accrue before a pulse fires — permanent per coin. The default is sized so the cranker's 2% comfortably beats gas; set it much lower and bots ignore your coin, much higher and it pulses rarely. Uploaded images are stored on-chain and show on this site and Axiom, but pons' own site only renders hosted URLs — prefer the URL field.

Redirect an existing coin — revocable retrofit

Already launched on pons? Point your fees at a Pulse receiver in three transactions. You keep deployer, so you can undo it at any time — which is why it's labelled REVOCABLE and buyers must take your word. Launch through Pulse when you want the real signal.

Deploys your receiver → sets the redirect → lists it. Send from the wallet that launched the coin.

Crank any coin — permissionless

Collects a coin's accrued fees and deposits them as permanent depth. Anyone can fire it; the flywheel never depends on us.

Before you decide — what you're giving up
What you give up. Your entire creator fee stream, forever. If your coin never trades you gave up nothing and got nothing. If it trades, you exchanged ~0.7% of volume for a claim buyers can check themselves.
Where fees go. 70% deposits back into your coin's locked liquidity. The rest is the protocol's fixed cut, set in bytecode at launch — it can never change.
Not a price floor. Permanent depth bounds slippage and guarantees the book can't be pulled. It does not stop price going down. We will never claim otherwise, and neither should you.