1 · Launchpad share
WatchPons still earns over 90% of Robinhood Chain launchpad fees
Data
| Date | Pons share of launchpad fees |
|---|---|
| Sep 30 2026 | 93.1% |
| Oct 13 2026 | 95.4% |
| Oct 24 2026 | 95.2% |
| Nov 3 2026 | 92.8% |
No single dated event in the next 90 days.
No PONS is minted; fee buybacks keep burning it.
PONS is the token of Pons, a launchpad on Robinhood Chain. 1B were made once, and 670.97M are left after burns.
Sell pressure. Nothing is minted and nothing vests, so 0 PONS were added in 90 days.
Buy pressure. The fee-funded buyback burned 68.61M PONS and holders burned 16.28M more. Fees have since fallen, so the burn is slowing.
Net. Net, supply shrank about 12.65% in 90 days.
PONS cannot be minted. All 1B PONS were made once, at launch on Jul 13 2026, and the token code has no way to make more.
Nothing vests. The whole 1B went straight into the trading pool on launch day, with no team, investor or sale share set aside.
The Pons team multisig holds about 385.36K PONS and the PONS fee wallet about 319.83K PONS on Nov 3 2026. Both bought or earned those coins from the pool, so they already count as circulating and selling them would add no new supply.
No PONS sits in a court estate, a bankruptcy pile or a long lock waiting to be paid out.
Most of Pons' own cut of launchpad fees buys PONS from the pool and sends it to the burn address. From Aug 5 to Nov 3 2026 that burned 68,614,706 PONS, for about $21.2M: the PONS fee wallet ran it by hand until Sep 2 2026, and a buy-and-burn contract has run it since. At today's price the same dollars would burn about 105.73M PONS in the next 90 days, but fees have fallen hard: at the last 30 days' pace it would be closer to 44.62M. Every coin goes to the burn address, which anyone can check on-chain.
Launchpad fees are paid in ETH, so no PONS is burned straight from fees. PONS only leaves supply through the buyback above and the holder burns below.
The team does not buy PONS to keep. Uniswap Labs bought a stake on Sep 3 2026, but those were coins already circulating, so it took nothing out of the count.
PONS has no staking or lock-up, so no coins are taken out of circulation that way.
Holders also sent 16,278,283 PONS to the burn address themselves between Aug 5 and Nov 3 2026, the largest single wallet 8.35M in mid-August. Sporadic — last firing Sep 1 2026, no public schedule for next 90 days, so nothing is counted ahead.
Two sides: how much people want PONS right now, and how much buying could come later.
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 one reason:
PONS rose to about $0.29 on Oct 29 2026, then fell to about $0.20 by Nov 4 2026, down about 24% in a week and about half in 30 days. It is now about 79% below its Sep 5 2026 high of $0.97. People ask whether the token launchpad can win back traders, or if the selling has further to go.
Checked Nov 4 2026
As of Nov 3 2026, PONS supply moves −15.76% in 90 days and −63.03% in a year, so PONS is deflationary. Burns or buybacks take out more PONS than is created.
PONS supply shrinks −63.03% over the next 12 months and −15.76% over the next 90 days (checked Nov 3 2026).
No dated PONS unlock is scheduled in the next 90 days (checked Nov 3 2026).
Yes. In our count, about 106M PONS is expected to leave the market over the next 90 days through burns, buybacks or locks (checked Nov 3 2026). How it works: Launchpad fees buy PONS and burn it: 68.61M burned in 90 days for about $21.2M, plus 16.28M burned by holders. At today's price the same dollars would burn about 105.73M next, far less at today's lower fees.
Almost no new PONS reaches the market over the next 90 days (checked Nov 3 2026). No new PONS: all 1B were made in one mint at launch on Jul 13 2026, there was no team or investor share, and nothing vests.
PONS has about 671M coins in circulation as of Nov 3 2026; the next 90 days change that by −15.76% (−63.03% over a year).
Over the next 90 days (checked Nov 3 2026): PONS −15.76%, SYRUP +1.06%, IMX +2.25%, FORM +0.01%. PONS has the least new supply of these 4 coins.
Every answer here applies basic economic theory — the law of supply and demand — to this coin's data. It is not financial advice. How we read every coin →
We look at two things: supply and demand. Fewer new coins mean less selling pressure. We also show each coin's age, with a warning when it is younger than 1 year. Demand shows how much people want the coin. Price Drivers (Beta) are the 2 or 3 things that can move one coin's price that supply and demand miss. PONS supply is not growing (-15.76% 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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Related supply research: SYRUP +1.06% · IMX +2.25% · FORM +0.01% · All crypto inflation rates (109 coins) → · Full PONS supply report → · Embed this coin
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