Pigeon StreakThe coin where selling breaks your streak.
Every wallet has a streak: the number of days it has held without selling to zero.
Rewards, rank and every future payout scale with it.
Nothing here is hidden. The tax is written into the curve at launch and cannot be changed by anyone, including us.
What is live now
| Launch | Pons v2 bonding curve on Robinhood Chain, paired with ETH. Graduates to a locked Uniswap v4 pool at 4.2 ETH raised. |
| Creator tax | 10% on every buy and every sell, fixed at launch, no setter. This is the streak fund. |
| Platform fee | 1% per trade, Pons standard. Half of our share of it is spent automatically buying the token back and locking it. |
| Supply | 1,000,000,000, all minted at launch. No mint function, no owner, no blacklist, no transfer limits. |
| Liquidity | Permanently locked by the Pons locker after graduation. No withdrawal path exists. |
| Snipe rule | Pons charges buys in the first 3 seconds a decaying opening tax, 99% at second zero. Snipers fund the streak. |
Where the 10% goes roadmap, dated on release
- Streak leaderboard. Public, computed from chain data, top streaks ranked. Selling to zero resets you to day zero.
- Streak payouts. The streak fund is distributed to holders by streak length. Longer streak, bigger share.
- Founder streak. The founder wallet is published and its streak sits on this page. If it ever sells, everyone sees it.
- Weekly fee report. Every Sunday: tax collected, buybacks executed, payouts made, with transaction links.
The rules, in five lines
- A streak counts days since the wallet last sold or transferred out.
- Buying more never hurts a streak.
- Selling any amount to zero, or transferring out, resets the streak.
- Balances under 1,000 tokens count as zero.
- The rules are identical for every address, including the founder.
Contracts
| Token | 0x4b19bffb96329d3cda14d064e9f17a21fc9868b7 |
| Curve | 0xc2c6405387c45c370c90374223289156c11344c6 |
| Pons page | ponsfamily.com |
| Explorer | robinhoodchain.blockscout.com |
Read the curve before you buy. The 10% tax is real, it is on both sides, and it is the whole point.