Pons launch fees buy your holders a basket of 2–8 tokenised assets, every 30 min. No staking, no sign-up. CA 0xc8D259fBb46947F2C7Fa19999C76C795e353CB3a

Your coin's trading fees, turned into real tokenised equities and pushed to your holders every 30 minutes. No staking, no claiming, nothing to approve. 10% platform fee, 15% hard cap in the bytecode. No owner, no pause, no withdrawal, no proxy. paydprotocol.eth.limo
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gm probably the most decentralized rewards distribution on Pons. no admin key on the money path. harvest, epochs, payouts — anyone can call them, and the call refunds its own gas. no upgradeable vault, no guardian, no pause button. your fees, your holders, no one in between.
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New in the app. A price chart on the token pages — loaded only when you ask, so the page still calls nobody by default. Under it, what a token's fees have bought its holders, cumulatively. And paste any wallet to see what it is owed. No connection, no signature. paydprotocol.eth.limo
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Chart is coming soon on a token page launched on Payd Protocol
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Payd's app is updated. Every token leads with one number: the dollars of real equities its holders have actually been paid. The launch page took a minute to open. Now it is instant. And you can launch in one signature — MM today.
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Pons $VAULT is the closest thing to $PAYD on Pons. Five vault templates each. So: not the pitch. The guarantees.
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Steal our keeper key and a false root still cannot mint. totalFunded − totalDistributed, not one wei more. Every privileged function is in FLOWS.md.
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Your coin's trading fees, turned into real tokenised equities and pushed to your holders every 30 minutes. No staking, no claiming, nothing to approve. 10% platform fee, 15% hard cap in the bytecode. No owner, no pause, no withdrawal, no proxy. paydprotocol.eth.limo
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And why hold $PAYD: it is paid twice. Every launch sends 10% to one Treasury — a third buys equities for $PAYD holders, a sixth burns $PAYD, a sixth funds liquidity nobody can withdraw. And $PAYD's own fees pay its holders 3.2% of everything it trades.
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Every contract here is immutable. A vault is a clone of a fixed implementation: no proxy, no beacon, no guardian key, no upgrade path. The two numbers that move are ratchets — holders share only rises, the dev's only falls. Ask another launchpad for that.
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Almost everything is done, I am currently testing.
Gm, so the plan is to completely simplify our app so it’s easy for anyone to understand. Right now a launch takes three transactions but we’re working on reducing that to just a single transaction. And I also think it would be better to talk only about tokens instead of vaults.
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Gm, so the plan is to completely simplify our app so it’s easy for anyone to understand. Right now a launch takes three transactions but we’re working on reducing that to just a single transaction. And I also think it would be better to talk only about tokens instead of vaults.
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Hi everyone, sorry for the inactivity today. I was moving into my new apartment. We're continuing our work in the kitchen—don't worry, we won't give up.
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"Fees to holders" usually means one hot wallet holds the fees, holds the stocks, and a script off-chain decides who gets what. The contract transfers whatever it's told. Payd is built so no key sits on that path. What that changes 🧵
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No allowlist to get in: anyone creates a vault, the registry only stamps it. The app is static and pinned on IPFS. The test suite forks the live chain — no mock for the launchpad, the pools or the stock tokens.
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Two keys exist: a 48h timelock for parameters, and a cold key that approves three doors and triggers nothing. Everything else is open to anyone. paydprotocol.eth.limo/app
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