Open a coin for any handle on our factory. Its creator fees are claimed on chain and turned into NVDA inside that handle's jar. Only the handle can ever take it out.
Read from the event logs on Robinhood Chain. Nothing here is written by us: every line is a transaction anyone can look up.
Every handle someone opened a coin for. A jar keeps filling whether or not its handle has ever shown up, and it is claimable only by that handle after a 48 hour wait.
Three calls, all of them open to anyone except the last one.
The factory launches it on Pons with a fixed 3% creator tax and sets the handle's jar as the fee recipient in the same transaction. There is no call that redirects it afterwards.
Anyone sweeps the curve and claims the Pons escrow. The jar keeps 15% for the $STIPS burn and buys NVDA with the rest, at no worse than the Chainlink price minus 2%.
It posts a code, the oracle signs it, and a 48 hour wait starts that the guardian or the current wallet can cancel. After that every harvest pays out to that wallet.
Rates are constants in the contracts. Prices are read from Chainlink on Robinhood Chain when this page loads.
Percentages apply to the ETH leg of each trade. Network gas and the Pons launch fee are separate.
One transaction. You pay the Pons launch fee and gas; the creator fees go to the handle, never to you.
Opening a coin for someone is not an endorsement by them. Until the handle claims its jar, nobody can move what is inside.
Everything above is enforced by these addresses on Robinhood Chain.
The token the burn buys. It has no tax of its own and no privileges inside the protocol.