Pons launch fees buy your holders a basket of 2–8 tokenised assets, every 30 min. No staking, no sign-up.
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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.
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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.
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.
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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.
Neither of us has a paid audit. Ours is three adversarial passes, two criticals closed, all written down.
Their beacon is an advantage the day a bug is found. We picked the other side.
paydprotocol.eth.limogithub.com/vitelk/payd
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
"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 🧵
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.
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