Someone launches
A coin launches through Pons on Robinhood Chain.
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A Pons launch can turn creator fees into a public pool for useful ideas on Robinhood Chain.
A coin launches through Pons on Robinhood Chain.
The ⅄ treasury is selected as the Pons Creator wallet.
Community support identifies the strongest problems.
Selected grants are paid and published onchain.
⅄ Combinator publishes problems worth solving, highlights community support, backs credible builders, and records funding in public.
The funding source is creator fees from coins launched on Pons with the published ⅄ Combinator address selected as the Creator wallet.
Trading creates the pool. The board shows what the community wants built.
The board is a public list of real problems. Support levels and builder interest help identify which ideas deserve attention.
Strong asks are specific about the pain and clear about who experiences it, while leaving room for builders to choose the best solution.
[read the board]Grants are paid in ETH from the published treasury wallet. ⅄ Combinator takes no equity and promises no grant before it is selected and paid.
Pons collects the coin details and submits the launch through the connected wallet on Robinhood Chain.
For a ⅄ Combinator launch, open Advanced settings and use the published treasury address as the Creator wallet.
[launch a coin]The public treasury address is 0x04a75494c8325378ccadaa9e422947fc33b88eb2. Published grants link to their Robinhood Chain transactions so anyone can verify them.
[see the treasury]No. Pons is the independent launchpad used to create the coins. ⅄ Combinator provides the board, treasury rules, and public record.
Community support helps establish priority. Funding remains discretionary and depends on builder credibility and the ETH actually available.
That can happen. Coins are speculative and may lose all value.
No. ⅄ Combinator is an independent community experiment using Pons on Robinhood Chain.