The people's launchpad,
in plain words.
Every other launchpad pays itself. Floor pays the holders: 70% of every token's trading fees go back to that token, burned or paid out in ETH. Here is exactly how.
Why Floor
Launchpads and terminals take a fee on every trade, and that money leaves the market for good. Holders get drained, volume dies, the machine runs out of breath. Floor turns the fee around: most of it goes back into the token people are trading.
| Pons | Floor | |
|---|---|---|
| Fee per trade | 1% | 1% |
| Back to the token's holders | 0% | 70% · 35% burned, 35% paid in ETH |
| To the creator | 70% | 15% |
| To the platform | 30% | 15% · 10% team, 5% burns FLOOR |
| Anti-snipe | 99% tax for 5 s | 99% tax over 20 s, whitelist capped at 5% |
| Same ticker relaunched | allowed | locked 24 h |
| Pair assets | ETH, USDG, cbBTC, tokenised stocks | the same list, read from Pons' own approvals |
| Max per wallet | no | optional 1%, fixed at launch |
Pons figures from its public docs, October 2026.
Fees · 70% back
One fee, 1% of every trade, in the token's pair asset, on the curve and in the pool alike. Split four ways, by the contracts, on every trade:
Creator fees
The creator's 15% accrues in the vault and is claimed from the token page. It is paid to the token's fee recipient: the launch wallet by default, another wallet if the creator named one at launch, and the recipient can re-route it at any time (to a multisig, a team wallet, a fresh address). Only the current recipient can change it.
Buyback & burn
The 35% accumulates in a pot per token. Anyone can run a buyback: the pot buys the token (on its curve, or on its pool once graduated) and burns what it bought. Total supply really goes down. Buybacks run in small chunks, at most one a minute per token, so they aren't worth sandwiching.
The FLOOR token
FLOOR runs on its own split: 40% buyback & burn, 30% to holders in ETH, 30% to the team. On top of that, 5% of every other token's fees buys and burns FLOOR. For tokens paired with something else than ETH, that 5% accrues in the pair asset and is converted into ETH for the FLOOR buyback by the team, on-chain and visible.
Launch a token
One transaction creates your token, its bonding curve and its rewards tracker, and makes your first buy in the same block, so nobody can trade before you.
Make it yours
Name, ticker, image, story, links. Name and ticker are locked for 24 h after launch: nobody can relaunch them.
Pick the pair asset and the options
ETH, USDG, cbBTC or one of the tokenised stocks and ETFs. Then, if you want it, the 1% max per wallet. Both are fixed forever once you launch.
Whitelist up to 5 wallets
They skip the anti-snipe tax with you. All of you together can take at most 5% of the supply in the first 20 seconds.
Trade on the curve
800M tokens sell on a constant-product curve priced in the pair asset. 200M are kept for the pool.
Graduate
When the 800M are sold (about 4 ETH raised, or the equivalent in the pair asset), the curve opens a Uniswap v4 pool at its final price with the 200M and the raised asset, as one full-range position nobody can ever remove.
Pair assets
A token is priced, traded and paid out in one asset, chosen at launch. ETH, USDG, cbBTC and the tokenised stocks and ETFs listed on Robinhood Chain are allowed: the same list Pons accepts, read from its on-chain approvals, so a token paired with NVDA on Floor trades against the very same NVDA token. Fees, holder rewards and buybacks all happen in that asset.
Every pair gets a curve of the same size in value: about 4 ETH raised for ETH, about 8,000 USDG for USDG, about 0.13 cbBTC, about 42 NVDA. Floor sizes each curve from Pons' own graduation thresholds so launches stay comparable.
A pair that stops being approved can still be traded, claimed and bought back: only new launches are affected.
Fair launch rules & options
The same rules for every Floor token, written in the contracts. Floor can't switch them off. One option, the max per wallet, is the creator's choice at launch and can't be changed after.
Option · 1% max per wallet
When the creator turns it on, no wallet can hold more than 1% of the supply, ever: a buy on the curve, a swap on the pool or a transfer that would push a wallet over 10,000,000 tokens fails. The curve, the pool, the burn address and Floor's contracts are exempt, nobody else is, the creator included. It shows on the token card and the token page.
Anti-snipe · 99% → 0 over 20 seconds
During the first 20 seconds, a buy from a wallet the creator didn't whitelist pays a tax that starts at 99% and falls linearly to 0. A bot buying at the first block keeps 1% of its tokens; a human arriving at 15 s pays 25%. The tax is paid to the holders, not to Floor.
Whitelist · 5 wallets, 5% max
The creator's wallet plus up to 5 others skip the tax, so a team can buy in. Together they can't take more than 5% of the supply during the window (about 0.068 ETH at launch). The list is public on the token page before anyone buys.
Ticker and name locked 24 h
Nobody can launch the same name or ticker (any case) for 24 hours. The instant copy-paste relaunch that kills a token's momentum doesn't work here.
Locked liquidity
At graduation the pool's position belongs to the curve contract, which has no function to remove it. The pool's own LP fee is 0, so there is nothing to collect either.
Holder rewards
35% of every fee goes to the token's holders in its pair asset, pro rata to what they hold, with no snapshot and no epoch: every unit that comes in raises a per-token counter, and what you are due is that counter times your balance. Selling or sending tokens never takes away what you already earned.
Paid to your wallet, no claim
The tracker keeps the list of holders and pays them round-robin: every trade on the curve pays a few of them in the same transaction, and Floor's keeper walks the whole list every few seconds (anyone can trigger it from the token page too). Once what you are due reaches the payout threshold (about $0.10), it lands in your wallet. Under the threshold it waits, or you claim it by hand.
Claim by hand, as is or converted
Claiming is never required, but it is always possible: in the pair asset, or converted through a pool Floor allowed (ETH ⇄ USDG, for example), swapped at claim time and sent to you. A wallet that can't receive (a contract without a receive function) keeps its share claimable.
The curve, the pool, the burn address and Floor's contracts don't count as holders: only people do.
Trade
Before graduation
You buy and sell against the curve, here on the token page. The price follows a constant-product formula.
After graduation
Trades go through the token's Uniswap v4 pool (token / pair asset). It is a standard pool: any router or terminal can trade it, and the 1% fee is taken by Floor's hook on the pair-asset side of every swap, whichever direction. The site routes through FloorRouter; terminals use their own.
Contracts
Robinhood Chain mainnet · Chain ID 4663. Every launch creates its own token, curve and rewards contracts; find them on the token page.
Risk
Tokens launched on Floor can be volatile and illiquid. You can lose everything you put in. Floor is software: rankings, charts and figures are information, not a recommendation. Transactions on Robinhood Chain are final. Use Floor only where it is legal for you to do so.
Questions
Can the creator pull the liquidity?
No. The position belongs to the curve contract, which can't remove it. Nobody can, Floor included.
Can the creator snipe their own launch with the whitelist?
Not much: the whole whitelist together is capped at 5% of the supply during the window, and the list is public before you buy.
Who runs the buybacks?
Anyone, from the token page. Floor also runs them. They are capped per call and limited to one a minute per token.
Can the max per wallet be removed later?
No. It is written into the token at launch and has no setter. If a creator didn't turn it on, it can't be added either.
Which pair should I pick?
ETH is the most liquid and the simplest for buyers. USDG keeps the price readable in dollars. A stock pairs your token's story to that stock: buyers need to hold it first.
What does a launch cost?
Gas on Robinhood Chain. There is no platform fee at launch; Floor earns 15% of trading fees.
Do the fees change later?
The 1% and the 35/35/15/15 split are fixed in the contracts for every token launched. Floor can only change its own 10/5 internal split and the buyback chunk size.