Dedicate
Resolve a GitHub handle to its permanent numeric ID. Launch a fixed-supply pons token and set the creator fee redirect to a vault keyed to that ID. Your wallet signs. GitPons never holds keys.
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How GitPons works.
GitPons is a thin layer over the public pons launch contracts on Robinhood Chain. It adds one thing: binding a token's creator-fee redirect to a permanent GitHub user ID.
Four states, in order
Trade
The token trades against WETH in its own Uniswap V3 pool with locked liquidity. There is no bonding curve and no migration — buys and sells run against that same pool from the launch block. Every swap charges a 1% pool fee.
Accrue
Fees accrue in the token's locked position, split 70% creator / 30% protocol. The split is snapshotted at launch and never changes. The creator's share is what the redirect sends to the vault.
Claim
The author proves control of the GitHub account and withdraws to any address. Unclaimed vaults keep accruing — no expiry, no early drain.
Network and contracts
Live values from the pons protocol. Contracts are immutable; new versions ship as new addresses.
networkRobinhood Chain
chain id4663
native assetETH
public rpcrpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
explorerrobinhoodchain.blockscout.com
quote tokenWETH
supply1,000,000,000
pool fee10000 (1%)
launch fee0.0005 ETH
fee split70 / 30
graduation4.2 ETH
protection2 blocks
deployed addressesimmutable
Questions
Does the person I dedicate to have to agree first?
No, and that cuts both ways. Anyone can dedicate a token to any public GitHub account, which means a vault can be waiting for someone who has never heard of this. It also means a dedication is not an endorsement. If you'd rather not have one, leave the vault untouched — the funds stay locked and nobody else can take them.
What if I change my GitHub username?
Nothing. The vault is keyed to your numeric user ID, which follows you through any number of renames. Someone who later takes your old handle gets a different ID, which resolves to a different, empty vault.
Is 100% of trading fees mine?
No. pons splits pool fees 70% creator / 30% protocol, snapshotted at launch. The vault receives the creator's 70%. GitPons itself takes 0% of the vault — but it can't hand you the protocol's share, and any interface claiming otherwise is describing something pons doesn't do.
Is there a bonding curve?
No. Creating a launch deploys the token and its Uniswap V3 pool in a single transaction, and liquidity is locked automatically. Trading happens in that pool from the first block. Graduation at 4.2 ETH paired is a threshold marker, not a migration — nothing moves afterward.
Is this affiliated with GitHub, Robinhood, or pons?
None of them. GitPons is an independent interface built on the public pons contracts, the public Robinhood Chain RPC, and the public GitHub API.