Documentation
How it works
Floorpad is a launchpad on Pons v2. Curve first, locked pool after.
What is Floorpad?
Floorpad launches tokens through the Pons v2 factory on Robinhood Chain. A creator deploys a token, the public buys it from a bonding curve, and once the curve is bought out the launch graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool whose liquidity is locked permanently.
What makes it Floorpad: every coin has a reserve. Trading fees are deposited into an immutable contract, and any holder can burn tokens to take their share. That gives each coin a floor price that can only rise.
Every step is a transaction your own wallet signs. Floorpad never takes custody of tokens or funds.
Launch lifecycle
Create, trade the curve, graduate, pool. There is no path where a creator decides to do something different halfway through. Graduation happens inside whichever purchase finishes the curve. If that automatic step does not complete, anyone can push the launch forward.
The floor
Creator fees land in a vault that belongs to the token. Every five minutes the vault deposits what it holds into the FloorReserve contract, under that token's address. The reserve is held as WETH.
floor = reserve / circulating supply. Any holder can call redeem(token, amount, minOut, asEth): the tokens are burned to the dead address and the caller receives their pro-rata share of the reserve. The contract has no owner and no other way out for the ETH.
Claim
Collects creator fees into the token vault.
Deposit
Moves the ETH into the token's reserve contract. No admin, no withdraw.
Floor
reserve / circulating supply. Redeem whenever you want.
Launching a token
- 01
Fill in the details
Upload an image (stored on IPFS), choose a name and symbol, write a description, and optionally add social links.
- 02
Pick the terms
Set the creator tax. It is what feeds the floor: every taxed trade ends up in the reserve. Fixed at creation.
- 03
Sign the launch
Your wallet pays the launch fee and calls the Pons v2 factory. The entire supply is minted to the bonding curve. Your address is the deployer and the fee recipient.
- 04
Trade the curve
Anyone can buy and sell against the curve. The price is the curve. A decaying snipe tax covers the opening seconds.
- 05
Graduate
When the curve sells out, a Uniswap v4 pool is created and its liquidity is locked permanently. If the automatic step stalls, anyone can push graduation forward.
- 06
The floor rises
Every five minutes the vault claims fees and deposits them into the FloorReserve contract. The floor is reserve divided by circulating supply, and holders can redeem against it at any time.
Contracts
Floorpad talks to the live Pons v2 stack on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663).
FAQ
Is this Pons v1?
No. Floorpad launches through the Pons v2 factory. Tokens start on a bonding curve and graduate into a locked Uniswap v4 pool. They do not open as a v1 pool.
Do I need a custom pair?
No. The default is native ETH. Custom pairs exist on Pons v2 for approved assets, but Floorpad launches ETH-paired tokens.
Who launches the token on-chain?
You do. The deployer is your connected wallet. Floorpad never takes custody of the token or the launch fee.
Can I change the tax or pair later?
No. Pair, creator tax, and the graduation terms are fixed at creation.
What happens to fees?
Creator fees go to a per-token vault. Every five minutes the vault deposits everything it holds into the token's reserve. Nobody, including the creator, can take it back out.
How does redeeming work?
Call redeem on the FloorReserve contract (or press the button on the token page). Your tokens are sent to the dead address and you receive reserve × amount / circulating supply in ETH. No permission, no lockup, no queue.
Can the floor go down?
No. Deposits raise it. A redemption removes the same fraction from the reserve and from circulating supply, so the ratio is unchanged. There is no other way for ETH to leave the contract: it has no owner and no withdraw function.
Why is the floor lower than I would compute from holders alone?
Circulating supply counts every token not yet burned, including tokens sitting in the permanently locked liquidity pool. Those can never be redeemed, so the real floor per redeemable token is higher than the number shown. We show the conservative one.
Can the liquidity be pulled after graduation?
No. The locker has no unlock. Not you, and not Pons.
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