Pre-launch · Robinhood Chain
PonsRock
999 rocks on Robinhood Chain. Each one costs a little more than the last.
They do nothing. They are rocks. Half of every mint buys $ROCK on Pons and burns it.
- Minted
- 0 / 999
- Next rock
- 0.0003 ETH
- ETH sent to buy $ROCK
- 0 ETH
- $ROCK burned
- 0
Mint
You get No. 001Rocks mint in order, from No. 001 up. Max 20 per transaction. You pay the exact total plus gas.
The price ladder
Rock No. 001 costs 0.0003 ETH. Each rock after it adds 0.000005 ETH. No. 999 costs 0.00529 ETH. All 999 together come to 2.792205 ETH.
The drawer
All 999 rocks. Click one for its label. Rocks mint in order, so you cannot pick a number; you get the next ones in line.
Where the ETH goes
goes to the team wallet
0x8FFf…6bA8
waits in the buyback pot, then buys $ROCK on Pons. The $ROCK goes to 0x…dEaD and stays there.
- In the pot now
- 0 ETH
- ETH spent on $ROCK
- 0 ETH
- $ROCK burned
- 0
- Paid to the team
- 0 ETH
The pot buys on its own once it holds 0.001 ETH. Anyone can also trigger it. If all 999 rocks mint, about 1.396 ETH buys $ROCK.
$ROCK
CA posts here. $ROCK launches on Pons; the address goes here and in the header the moment it exists.
What the owner can do
- Open or close the mint.
- Set the $ROCK token, once.
- Change the buy route when the Pons curve graduates.
- Turn the automatic buyback on or off.
- Change the metadata link, until it is frozen.
What the owner cannot do
- Take ETH out of the buyback pot.
- Take your ETH. Extra ETH sent with a mint is refunded in the same transaction.
- Change the prices or the 50/50 split. They are fixed at deploy.
Resale royalty is 5%, paid to the team wallet. Contracts are unaudited. Only spend what you are fine losing on a rock.