Ponsr — every launch, on the record.

Protocol V2 · Robinhood Chain

Ponsr launches tokens from a tag on X and writes down what actually happened — the factory, the curve, the block, the fee. If a number cannot be read from the chain, this site does not show it.

Launch one — tag the bot on X

@ponsrdotfun launch a token called Micro Duck, symbol MICRODUCK

Paused right nowNew launches are paused, so a request will not be answered yet. Follow @ponsrdotfun — that is where it is announced when they open.

Explore launches Open dashboard How Ponsr verifies records

Last-known-good snapshotRegistry snapshot through block 52,086,102Ponsr launch tooling pausedCreation of new launches through Ponsr is paused; existing records remain available.

Built as a product—not a promise

Three surfaces. One verifiable record.

Discover launches, inspect exact token mechanics, or enter the account command center. Every surface keeps public facts separate from unavailable private state.

Discovery

Explore launchpad

Sort verified Protocol V2 launches by canonical activity and open exact token records.

Private workspace

Account command center

Launches, creator fees, wallet continuity, and security—only after verified identity exists.

Market context

Inspect token workstations

Chart, curve ledger, holders, transfers, provenance, and read-only wallet analysis.

How to launch

Tag the bot. That is the whole interface.

No wallet to connect, no form to fill in, nothing to install. Ponsr reads the request, pays the launch fee, and writes the token to the chain.

01Write the tweetName the token and its symbol in plain words. Ponsr asks rather than guesses when either is missing.

02Ponsr repliesWith the contract address and the transaction, or with the exact reason it could not — never with silence.

03The fees are yoursSign in here with the same X account and collect them. Ponsr sends the transaction and pays the gas.

An example request

@ponsrdotfun launch a token called Micro Duck, symbol MICRODUCK

Paused right nowNew launches are paused, so a request will not be answered yet. Follow @ponsrdotfun — that is where it is announced when they open.

What you keep

The trading fees are the creator’s.

66.5%of trading fees, to youPushed to your own wallet by the splitter. Ponsr cannot redirect it.

3.5%to PonsrWhat the treasury keeps for running the bot and covering the launch fee and gas.

Nothingto launchPonsr pays the launch fee and the gas, including the gas to collect.

Where the rest goesThe launchpad’s locker takes 30% of trading fees before Ponsr’s splitter sees any of it; 66.5% and 3.5% are what is left, divided 95/5. Every share is set by contracts on chain, not by this page, and can be read there.

How a record becomes public

Signal to chain, without the mythology.

01X signalA recognized launch request begins the process.

02Verified factoryOnly the exact current Protocol V2 deployment counts.

03Bonding curveNative-pair reserves and canonical events define lifecycle.

04Public recordBlock, curve, deployer, activity, and source state become inspectable.

Official Ponsr identity

Browse verified launches →

How the record is kept

Three rules, and the third is the one that matters.

Only Ponsr's own launches

The feed reads one factory and one deployer. An older factory Ponsr used to call is excluded from everything public — it stays documented, not displayed.

Time comes from the block

A launch is dated by its confirmed block, never by your clock or by when this page happened to load. When the block time cannot be read, the page says so instead of guessing.

A failure never looks like calm

If the source is partial, stale, or down, the strip above says which — because an empty list and a broken reader look identical, and only one of them is good news.