Token fees.
Plugged into people.

Yes. The launch panel — a separate site at its own address — is not a mockup — it builds a real launchToken call to the Pons V2 factory on Robinhood Chain, your wallet signs it, and the token and its bonding curve exist a block later. The launch fee, the 10% creator-fee ceiling and the curve preset are read off that contract every time the page loads, so you're never quoting a stale number, and every launch is simulated against the live chain before the button unlocks.

What the contract does not do is pay a handle. On-chain, creator fees go to an address. If the person you're plugging has a wallet, put theirs in and they're paid automatically with nobody in the middle. If they don't, you receive the fees and forward them — the @ still goes on-chain in the token's socials as a permanent public commitment, but the forwarding is a promise from you, not a guarantee from the chain. The panel makes you pick which of those two you're doing, and says so on the page. The automatic platform payouts — X Money, gifted subs, TikTok gifts — need an operator and platform approvals, and they're on the roadmap rather than pretended to be live.

A launchpad where a coin's creator fees are pointed at a person instead of a wallet address. You launch on Robinhood Chain through Pons, pick the tokenized stock your curve trades against, and name any @ on X, Twitch, Kick, TikTok or Instagram. Plug claims the fees on-chain as the coin trades and sends them to that person through their own platform.

80% of everything claimed goes to the @ you named. The other 20% buys $PLUG on the open market and burns it. That's the whole model — the more coins route through the switchboard, the more $PLUG gets bought and destroyed.

$PLUG runs a 4% creator tax on Pons, which is the slice Plug claims and splits 80/20. Pons keeps its own 1% on top of that, same as every coin on the pad. There is no separate buy or sell tax bolted onto the contract.

No. That's the point. They get paid inside the app they already use — X Money for X accounts, gifted subs on Twitch, gifts on Kick, TikTok and Instagram. They don't need to sign anything, install anything, or know the coin exists.

X Money payouts need a Premium account on the receiving end. If the @ isn't eligible, the fees sit for seven days and go out as soon as they can. Payouts leave in steps — $5, then $10, $20, $50, $100 and up — so small coins batch instead of dusting.

Because of the pair row. On Pons your curve trades against a real tokenized stock — HOOD, TSLA, NVDA, SPY and the rest of the book. A coin about a company can actually trade against that company. Pump, Four.meme and Flap are supported too if you want Solana or BNB, but the stock pairing only exists here.

Burnt in full at launch, along with 7% of total supply and the liquidity. Ownership is renounced. Every one of those transactions is linked in the receipts section — click through to the explorer rather than taking our word for it.

Holders. $PLUG routes its own creator fees to one creator per day, the board wipes at 00:00 UTC, and the vote is weighted by your bag. Live Wire tier and above can nominate, not just vote. Names on the board are nominations — nobody listed there is affiliated with $PLUG or has endorsed it.

No. Plug is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood Markets, X Corp, Twitch, Kick, TikTok or Instagram. We build on public chains and use the payment and gifting features those platforms already offer.

No. $PLUG is a memecoin with no promise of profit, no team allocation, and no roadmap obligation. Buy it because you think the switchboard is funny and useful, not because you expect a return. You can lose everything you put in.