SM FoundryV2
Robinhood Chain · launch a coin
SM FoundryV2
Robinhood Chain · launch a coin
A coin on Pons, launched from here, carries the house mark and pays its trading fee into a mine of its own. Graduate it and it gets a mine: machines that dig your coin's shifts and are paid in ETH. Every number below is read from the chain.
A coin on Pons, launched from here, carries the house mark and sells machines from its first block. When the coin graduates its mine opens and the machines dig, paid in ETH. Every number below is read from the chain.
Name, ticker and picture. All three are written into the coin at launch and can never be changed.
Letters, digits and single spaces, 32 characters with the mark.
Capitals and digits, 2 to 6 after the mark. This is what the machine's plate reads; see it in step 3.
PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF under 2 MB. Square looks best. Written into the coin at launch, never changed.
Pons charges 1% on every trade and keeps 0.3% of it. You may add a tax of your own on top, and decide how much of it you keep. The rest feeds your coin's mine.
Fixed at launch. It can never be raised later.
Never more than your tax. What you do not keep goes to your coin's mine.
Until the coin has a mine of its own, its share goes to the main mine.
Once your coin graduates it gets a mine, and people buy machines with your coin to dig it. Every coin paid for a machine is burned.
Machines go on sale the moment your coin exists, for ETH, at one flat price unless you add a step. Half of every mint buys your coin and locks it inside the machine minted; the rest is split by the table on the right.
This is the machine people will mint for your coin: an NFT on Robinhood Chain that digs its shifts and is paid in ETH. The plate reads your ticker; the rock under it is drawn from the coin's address at launch. Two of a tier merge into one of the next, so the lamps light up over time.
The main collection's curve is 27,000 + 8 per mint. You may go cheaper or flatter, not dearer. 3,333 machines at most.
The mint opens with the coin. The mine stays shut until your coin graduates, or until 7 days pass; then each six-hour shift pays its machines 1/N of what the mine holds, at the pace you pick, and the coins in the machines unlock over the first week. Your share of the mints is held until the coin graduates; if the mine opens without a graduation, it goes into the mine instead.