Launch a coin
Pick a name, a ticker and the market the coin lends into. The launch itself is a Pons transaction; this page builds it and registers the result.
The coin
Squared and shrunk, then stored by Cluby. The token carries the link, which is what every site reading the coin will show.
Bought on the curve immediately after the launch, at the same price as everybody else and taxed the same. It is a third signature, and it is skipped if you leave this empty.
Trading tax — 5% of every trade
Pons fixes this at launch and nobody can change it afterwards, us included. Pons charges its own 1% on top, so a buyer pays 6% in all. A higher tax lends more into the market and burns faster; it also costs every trader more.
Lends into
Fixed at registration and never changed afterwards. The coin trades against whatever this market lends, so the tax it earns is the asset it supplies.
Two signatures: Pons mints the coin for 0.0005 ETH, then the launchpad registers it. The second one is what makes it a Cluby coin — until it lands, the coin exists and its tax has nowhere to go.
What a launch will do
- 1 · Pons mints the coin. A fixed supply on a Pons curve, paired against USDG, with the trading tax you choose below. The launch names a wallet this protocol controls as the tax recipient — Pons fixes that at launch and nobody, including us, can change it afterwards.
- 2 · The coin registers. Permissionless and checked: the pair must belong to the coin, must already be paying that wallet, and the market must be one Cluby has listed whose loan token is what the coin trades against.
- 3 · The tax splits. Every trade pays 5%, fixed by Pons at launch and changeable afterwards by nobody, plus Pons's own 1% pair fee — 6% in all.
- 4 · The interest burns it. Each harvest takes only what the position earned, buys the coin on its own curve and destroys it.
Markets a coin can lend into
Every market Cluby has actually created. A coin is named after one of these and lends into it for the rest of its life — the market is fixed at registration.
What you keep
Nothing is allocated to whoever launches. There is no creator share of the tax and no reserved supply — the launcher buys on the same curve as everyone else, at the same price, in the same block. What a launch gets you is a coin that lends.