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Launch on Pons

1. Connect a Robinhood Chain wallet.
2. Enter the token name, ticker, description and image.
3. Assign 2 to 6 X accounts, with shares that add up to exactly 100%.
4. Review the creator fee recipient (the Divide treasury) and sign the message that approves uploading the image and details to IPFS. Signing costs nothing.
5. Check the simulated transaction cost, then approve the launch in your wallet.

Coins launch on Pons V2 paired with ETH. The Pons launch fee and your optional first buy are the only costs, plus network gas. Open the launch form

Creator fee recipient

Every Divide Money launch sets this address as its Pons creator fee recipient, in the launch transaction itself:

0xfaA49E7a46bcF40DAb587d44e3bb9112C9932d0B

Pons charges 1% on every trade; 70% of it is the creator share. Fees collect in the Pons fee escrow (0xd3AFEB2a57f70eF218Aa82451c51B2fb0416Ac9e) under the treasury until the engine claims them. The launching wallet pays the launch fee, gas and any first buy, and keeps any tokens it buys.

How the split is recorded

The X handles and their shares are part of the token's public record in two places: the last line of the token's on-chain description, and a metadata document pinned to IPFS with the image, holding every field the launcher signed and the signature itself. The shares divide the 80% handle allocation of the fees, never the token supply.

Claims

Every 15 minutes the engine sweeps each coin's fees into the escrow, records every credit once by transaction and log index, and claims the treasury's balance. Each claim is keyed on its transaction hash and takes exactly the credits ordered before it on chain, so a fee is never counted twice.

Per coin, 80% of its fees go to its handles by their shares and 20% goes to the $DIVIDE buyback queue. Fees the engine cannot trace to a Divide coin go 100% to the buyback queue.

Payouts in USDG

The handle allocation of each claim is swapped from ETH to USDG (0x5fc5360d0400a0fd4f2af552add042d716f1d168), the deepest stablecoin on Robinhood Chain, and credited to each handle exactly. A handle is paid its whole balance when its lifetime earnings cross $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $250, $500, $1,000, then every $1,000.

To be paid, the owner of the X account signs in with X once and links a Robinhood Chain wallet on Claim. Until then the balance waits in the treasury and is shown on Payments. A handle can be linked by one X account only.

$DIVIDE buybacks

When the buyback queue reaches 0.002 ETH, the engine buys $DIVIDE on its Pons curve or pool and burns every token it bought. Each buyback and burn is listed with both transactions on the $DIVIDE page.

Risks and disclosures

Tokens launched here are memecoins with no intrinsic value; their prices can go to zero. Fees depend entirely on trading. The treasury is a server-held wallet operated by Divide Money that signs claims, swaps, buybacks and payouts automatically; its key is encrypted and never leaves the server. Pons, Uniswap and USDG are third-party contracts. Payouts are sent to the wallet an X account links; Divide Money cannot reverse a transfer. Divide Money is not affiliated with X Corp., Robinhood or Pons.