Real demand
About 1,400 tokens launch on Pons every day and every one of them needs eyes. The board sells those eyes, and it only takes $BOARD.
Live · Pons · Robinhood Chain
Every launch, live: who's filling the curve, who's about to graduate, whose dev already sold. The top of the board is for sale, and the only way to pay is to burn $BOARD.
01Featured
Paid for in burned $BOARD. Every slot below is verified on-chain: no forms, no DMs, no favours.
02Live board
Reading every launch from the last 24 hours…
Scanning Pons…
Curve = what the bonding curve has raised ÷ its graduation target (4.2 ETH for ETH-paired launches). Speed compares the curve now with about five minutes ago. Flags are checked for the top 10: BOT = share of volume from known volume-bot contracts; DEV SOLD = the creator sold more than they bought. Featured tokens carry a FEATURED tag wherever they appear.
03Burns
Each featured slot is paid by sending $BOARD to the dead address, where it is gone for good. The supply only goes one way.
04Get featured
The board finds your burn on its own and puts your token on air within a minute.
On Pons, with the same wallet that launched your token. That wallet is how the board knows which token is yours.
Send at least 100,000 $BOARD from that wallet to the dead address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD.
Your latest Pons launch goes on the board for 6 hours. Biggest burns take the top slots; burn again to stay up or climb.
Burns from a wallet that has not launched a Pons token still count towards the burn total but feature nothing. The board features the wallet's most recent launch. Being featured is advertising, not an endorsement: the board's flags still apply to featured tokens.
05Token
Launching soon on Pons
About 1,400 tokens launch on Pons every day and every one of them needs eyes. The board sells those eyes, and it only takes $BOARD.
Every slot burns tokens for good. More launches wanting attention means more $BOARD bought and burned.
Traders pay nothing. The board stays useful, so devs keep paying to be on it. Traffic and burns feed each other.
$BOARD gives no claim on any asset or revenue. Featured slots are advertising space on this site and nothing more.
06Roadmap
Live board of every Pons launch · graduation tracking · bot and dev-sold flags · featured slots paid in burned $BOARD · burn feed
Featured tokens pushed to a Telegram channel and an X bot · holder alerts when a token nears graduation
Timed auctions for the #1 slot · embeddable board widget for other sites, with slots still paid in $BOARD
07Questions
Only the wallet that launched a token can feature it, by burning from that wallet. That stops anyone from pushing someone else's token, and it means a featured token always has a dev who paid for it.
No. Featured means the dev paid for attention. The board still shows its curve, its speed and its flags, including DEV SOLD and BOT, exactly as for every other token.
The board reads the chain every 20 seconds, so a burn shows up within a minute of being confirmed.
Burning is public and can't be faked or refunded: anyone can check the transaction. And it ties the board's success to $BOARD itself.
No. The board is free for traders. $BOARD is what devs spend to get on it.
No. Meme tokens are highly volatile and most go to zero. Billboard shows public on-chain data from Robinhood Chain.
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