$TAXMAN · ROBINHOOD CHAIN
every bag pays its share.
TAXMAN is a meme on the pons launchpad. Bonding curve, no presale, no mint — supply can only go down. The joke is structural: before you can blink, the curve has already taken its cut — ninety-nine percent on buys at open, decaying to nothing in five seconds.
We didn't invent the tax. We just gave it a face. Every bag that passes through this curve pays its share, and then the taxman goes back to his paperwork.
The tax is a function of one variable: how early you are. Drag the second hand and read what the curve keeps.
Straight-line decay, buys only, as configured at launch. Illustrative maths on the published parameters — not a quote, and it ignores gas and the curve's own price impact. Sells are never taxed.
Read live from Robinhood Chain when you loaded this page. No server of ours sits in between, so these are the chain's numbers, not ours.
Progress toward the 4.2 ETH graduation threshold
Figures refresh on reload. Supply is read from the token, the rest from balances — anyone can repeat these calls against a public node and get the same answers.
PENDING — ADDRESS ISSUED AT LAUNCH
Names are not unique on a launchpad. Always trade the address, never the ticker. The mixed case is a checksum — paste it as-is and a wallet can catch a wrong character for you.
A free lookup for any token on Robinhood Chain, not just this one. Tickers are not unique — anyone can deploy a token calling itself anything. Paste the contract address you are about to buy and the chain will tell you what it actually is.
This reports identity, not quality. It tells you what a contract is and whether other tokens share its ticker. It cannot tell you whether buying is a good idea — nothing can.
This token is deployed by the pons factory. Supply is minted once at launch and can never be increased. After a launch there is no mint, no freeze, no blacklist, no tax increase, and no way to pull liquidity. When the curve closes at 4.2 ETH, liquidity is locked in a pool permanently. The creator keeps exactly two levers: where creator fees go, and whether buybacks run.
Supply moves in one direction only. 1,000,000,000 was minted at launch; 5,740,664 has since been burned to the zero address, leaving 994,259,336. Burns are irreversible and verifiable on-chain — the assessment only ever shrinks.
pons does not audit, vet or endorse anything. This is a meme with no roadmap, no promises, no team allocation, and no utility. It can go to zero. Nothing here is financial advice, and none of this is affiliated with pons or Robinhood.