Build on a floor.
Get paid in it.
Launch a coin on top of USDG, NVDA, cbBTC, ORBIO or any of 60+ floors on Robinhood Chain. Its trading tax comes back in the floor asset: half to you, half buys your coin back and burns it.
Two tiers. One tax.
Every coin on Pons pays a creator tax on each trade. A DualFi layer is its own creator, so nobody can pocket that tax. Anyone presses Distribute and it is paid back in the floor asset.
Half to the creator
Paid in the floor asset itself. Launch on NVDA, earn NVDA. Launch on USDG, earn dollars. Launch on ETH, earn ETH.
Half buys it back
The other half buys your coin on its own curve and sends it to the dead address. Every trade makes the supply a little smaller for whoever holds it.
Pick your floor
Pons lets a coin trade against ETH or one of these approved assets. The number is how many coins were launched on each, read from the chain.
Live layers
Every coin launched through DualFi, found on-chain. Distribute pulls its waiting tax and pays it back. Anyone can press it.
Lay a new layer
One transaction. The page deploys your layer's split contract, which launches the coin on Pons against your floor and keeps the tax for paying back.
Three moves
There is no DualFi server and no admin key. Each layer is a small contract you deploy from your own wallet.
Questions
Why can't I build on any coin?
Pons only lets coins trade against ETH or an approved list of pair assets. Those are the floors. If Pons approves more, they show up here automatically.
Who can press Distribute?
Anyone. It only moves money one way: half to the creator saved in the contract, half into a buyback that sends the coins to the dead address. The caller gets nothing and can't redirect anything.
What happens after graduation?
Before graduation the buyback runs on the Pons curve. After it, the page builds a KyberSwap route for the buyback and passes it to Distribute. Without a route the holders' half waits safely inside the contract.
Can the creator change the split?
No. The split, the creator address and the floor are fixed when the split contract is deployed. There is no owner and no upgrade.
Is the buyback front-runnable?
Buybacks are market buys. Distribute takes a minimum-out from whoever calls it, and the page sets one from a fresh quote. Small, frequent distributions keep each buy small.
Has this been audited?
No. The contract is short and every step was tested on a simulated copy of the live chain, but it hasn't had an audit. Build with money you can afford to lose.