No single dated event in the next 90 days.
No new coins ever. Fee buybacks keep burning PONS.
PONS is the coin of Pons, a launchpad on Robinhood Chain: 675.66M coins circulate, all unlocked. Part of every launch fee buys PONS and burns it.
Sell pressure. Nothing adds supply: all 1B coins were created at launch, there is no mint, and no team or investor share vests.
Buy pressure. Fee buybacks burned 127.25M PONS in 90 days and holders burned 17.19M more, but buyback spending is slowing.
Net. Net, supply fell 21.38% in 90 days; at today's price about 10.05% next.
PONS can never print new coins. All 1B were created once, at launch on Jul 13 2026, and went straight into the trading pool. The token contract has no mint function and no owner who could add one.
There is no team, investor or treasury share waiting to unlock. The whole supply was sold through the pool from the first block, so nothing vests.
Team wallets hold very little: the Pons multisig about 385,359 PONS, the old burn wallet 251,252 PONS, the buyback contract 0 PONS (plus 59.8 ETH waiting to buy), and an early launch wallet 3.10M PONS. All of it already counts as circulating, so a sale would move coins between holders, not add new ones.
No lock is releasing PONS and there is no bankruptcy estate. The pool's liquidity is locked for good, but the PONS inside it is part of the trading supply.
Pons spends 80% of its share of launchpad fees buying PONS and sending it to the burn address. Until Sep 2 2026 one team wallet did it (96.15M PONS burned in this window); since then a contract buys a little every few minutes (31.10M). About $21.8M was spent in 90 days. Spending slowed to about $1.7M in the last 10 days; at today's price the 90-day total would buy about 67.88M PONS, less if fees stay this low.
No fee is burned automatically: gas on Robinhood Chain is paid in ETH. The PONS fee tokens the team claimed and burned (8.11M this window) are counted in the buyback row above.
Apart from the fee-funded buyback above, no team or treasury wallet bought PONS in this window.
PONS has no staking and no lock program, so nothing is taken out of trading this way.
96 other wallets sent 17.19M PONS to the burn address on their own, most of it in August 2026. Since early September they have burned almost nothing, so we expect none next.
Two sides: how much people want PONS right now, and how much buying could come later.
This part is based on social media. It shows how hot PONS is right now. A better rank means more people are talking about it.
Today, people are talking about PONS for two reasons:
By Oct 13 2026, PONS had fallen from $0.97 to about $0.29, a 71% drop over about six weeks, and its value went below $200 million for the first time since August. Reports say its protocol revenue fell from a peak of about $11.4 million to about $104,000 as Robinhood Chain activity faded. People ask where buybacks can come from if revenue stays this low.
Coinbase opened full PONS-USD trading on Oct 7 2026, and Upbit in Korea opened KRW, BTC and USDT pairs on Oct 8 2026. More big exchanges mean easier buying for new people. People ask if these listings can bring back buyers, with PONS up about 10% today to near $0.33.
Checked Oct 14 2026
By the law of supply and demand, Pons's long-run signal is positive (Oct 15 2026, score 10/10). New supply: −10.05% in the next 90 days. Demand: exceptional (5/5). Pons's price drivers: 2 ▲ price up, 1 ▼ price down.
Pons is a coin launchpad on Robinhood Chain and earns about 95% of the chain's launchpad fees. 80% of its fee share buys PONS and burns it, so supply fell 21.38% in the 90 days to Oct 14 2026. Fewer new launches lately likely means a smaller buyback next. That leaves Pons's long-run signal at positive, by supply and demand.
Not for long, it looks like. Coinbase opened PONS trading on Oct 7 2026 and Upbit on Oct 8 2026, yet the price kept sliding and sits about two thirds below its September top. Slower launchpad fees probably matter more than new exchanges right now. Supply and demand still read positive for Pons in the long run.
Pons's signal is positive for now. Pons's signal would turn if new supply jumps (today −10.05% in 90 days), or demand falls from exceptional, or Robinhood Chain trading keeps pointing down.
Pons sits at 10/10 today (Oct 15 2026): supply 5/5, demand 5/5. One more year adds −40.19% to Pons's supply. Long-run signal: positive.
By the law of supply and demand, the better time to add Pons is when its new supply is low, demand is high and its price drivers point up. Pons today: −10.05% new supply in 90 days (shrinking), demand exceptional (5/5), drivers 2 ▲ / 1 ▼.
Right now 3 things drive Pons's price (2 ▲, 1 ▼). ▲ Launchpad share: Pons earns about 95% of Robinhood Chain launchpad fees ▼ Robinhood Chain trading: Chain meme trading cooled from its September peak; PONS moves with it ▲ Big exchange listings: Eight big listings in 38 days; Korea's Upbit and Bithumb came last
Side by side on Oct 15 2026: Pons at 10/10 with a positive signal, Bitcoin at 8.5/10 with a positive signal. By supply and demand, Pons is the stronger of the two.
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We look at two things, half each: supply and demand. Fewer new coins mean less selling pressure. A meme coin scores 1.5 at most on supply: its team got its coins for free, so no new supply does not make it safe. We also show each coin's age, with a warning when it is younger than 1 year. Demand looks at how much people want the coin now and how much buying could come later. Price Drivers (Beta) are the 2 or 3 things that can move one coin's price that supply and demand miss; they have no score. PONS supply is not growing (-10.05% in the next 90 days), so it shows in green. Zero or falling supply is always green, any growth is red.
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