Skip to the launch panel
Not a waitlist. Not a form.

Launch a coin. For real.

This panel builds a real launchToken transaction and hands it to your wallet. You sign it, a token deploys, and a bonding curve opens the same block. Every number below — the launch fee, the fee ceiling, the curve presets — is read live off the launchpad contract, so the page can't quote you a stale price.

Read this once. Launching sends a real transaction on a real chain and costs real ETH. A coin cannot be un-deployed, its name and ticker are permanent, and the fee recipient is set at launch. Nothing on this page can undo it for you. There is no practice run: Pons is deployed on mainnet only, so the simulation below is the rehearsal — it runs the exact call against the live factory without sending anything, and Launch stays locked until it passes.
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1 The coin

Goes on-chain in the token's socials. Leave it empty and the @ above is used instead — X is the only social this launcher writes.

Name, ticker and logo go on-chain with the token and can never be edited. Spell it right.

2 The human

Use this when the person has their own wallet. Fees land there on-chain and you never touch them — nothing to trust.

The chain can only pay an address, never a handle. The @ above is written into the token's on-chain socials and description as a permanent public commitment — real accountability, but not an automatic payout. If your plug has a wallet, put their address in and the chain does the rest.

3 The pair

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Your token's address is derived from this, so the simulation below can show you the exact address before you sign.

4 The dev buy
ETH
Simulate to see how many tokens this buys.

Launch without a buy and Pons' own page for your coin 404s until someone else trades it — that is exactly what their index keys on. The first buy is also the cheapest point on the curve, so if you don't take it a sniper bot does.

Plug doesn't custody your coin, take a cut of your launch, or hold your keys. This page is a front end for a public launchpad contract — the same one anyone can call directly. The parts that still need an operator (claiming fees on a schedule and pushing them out through X Money) are on the roadmap, clearly, because they need platform approvals no website can grant itself.

Connect a wallet

to launch on Robinhood Chain

    Connecting only shares your public address. It cannot move funds, and nothing is signed until you approve it. No site should ever ask for your seed phrase — this one never will.