Pons launch + snipe
Pons Bundler
Pons Bundler: launch on Pons, the Robinhood Chain launchpad, and buy from up to 20 wallets in the same block.
Pons Bundler creates your token, seeds a Uniswap V3 pool as the bonding curve, and lets up to 20 wallets snipe it right after launch. Smithii fee is 0.008 ETH flat, plus the small on-chain Pons launch fee.
The dev-buy is atomic with the create transaction. It cannot fail or land in a different block. Sniper wallets fire immediately after, typically beating public buyers to the bottom of the curve.
How to use Pons Bundler
- Connect your Robinhood wallet (this will be the token creator)
- Upload an image + name + symbol + description
- Optional: add Twitter / Telegram / Website
- Set your initial buy in ETH (the dev wallet's first purchase, sent atomically with the create transaction)
- Add up to 20 sniper wallets with private keys + ETH amounts
- Click Launch & Snipe: your token and its V3 pool are created, and your wallets buy right after, in the same block
Benefits of Pons Bundler
Token, pool and dev-buy
one atomic transaction, so the launch never lands without your first buy
Snipe from up to 20 wallets right after launch, before public buyers can react
Non-custodial
sniper private keys never leave your browser
Flat fee, no hidden royalties on your supply
If you need more help contact our team
Got questions?
If you need more help contact our team
Pons (pons.family) is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. You pay a small on-chain launch fee, the launch factory deploys your token, and it trades immediately against ETH. A token graduates once its pool has taken in 4.2 ETH, at which point trading moves to a standard Uniswap pool.
It creates your token through the Pons launch factory and executes an atomic dev-buy funded in the same transaction, then snipes it from additional wallets right after, securing an early position before public buyers can react.
Tokens launched under the original Pons factory trade in a Uniswap V3 pool from the first block. The second generation, live on Robinhood Chain since August 2026, runs its own bonding curve and graduates to Uniswap V4 instead. Both charge the same on-chain launch fee and both graduate at 4.2 ETH.
The Bundler does not cap it: your initial buy is only limited by your wallet balance (dev buy + launch fee + Smithii fee + gas).
Yes. Up to 20 sniper wallets, each with its own private key and ETH amount, buy in the block right after your token is created.
0.008 ETH flat plus the small on-chain Pons launch fee, plus the ETH you allocate to your dev-buy and to each sniper wallet.
Yes. The dev-buy is encoded in the same transaction that creates the token and its pool (funded via msg.value), so it either lands together with the create or not at all. There is no window where the token exists without your first buy.
Yes. The Bundler executes real on-chain transactions through Pons' smart contracts. Smithii never has access to your private keys. Sniper keys are pasted and used entirely in your browser.
What Is Pons on Robinhood Chain?
Pons (pons.family) is a token launchpad native to Robinhood Chain. Anyone can launch: you pay a small on-chain launch fee, the Pons launch factory deploys the token, and it is tradable against ETH from the block it is created in. There is no allowlist and no approval step.
A Pons token graduates once 4.2 ETH have gone into it. Tokens from the original factory trade in a Uniswap V3 pool from the very first block. The second generation, live since August 2026, runs its own bonding curve before graduating to Uniswap V4. Either way the early blocks are where the price is lowest, which is what the Bundler exists to reach.
How Does the Pons Bundler Work?
The Pons Bundler creates your token, seeds its pool, and executes your dev-buy in the same transaction, funded directly with your connected wallet. Because the buy is atomic with creation, there is no gap where the token exists without your first purchase.
Right after the create transaction confirms, your sniper wallets buy independently on the V3 pool, beating most public buyers to an early position. You control how many wallets snipe and how much each wallet spends.
Non-custodial: all wallet handling happens in your browser.
Watch how it works