Pons v2 · Robinhood Chain
Every token is a box. See what's inside.
Read live from Robinhood Chain. Nothing to connect.
Unbox any token
Paste an address. Open the box.
Works with every token launched on Pons v2. A Blockscout link works too.
Live on Robinhood Chain
Pons, by the numbers.
Counted straight from the Pons factory and every curve, refreshed every few minutes.
Trending on Pons
Busiest curves, right now.
The Pons tokens most wallets are buying into right now. Open any of them to see what's inside.
Fresh off the shelf
Just graduated, just launched.
The newest tokens to finish their curve, and the newest launches someone has actually bought.
What's inside
Six things in every box, read live.
Nothing here comes from a database or a team's own claims. Unbox reads each fact straight from the contracts on Robinhood Chain.
Deployer
The wallet that launched the token, when it happened and in which transaction.
Pons factory · TokenLaunched
Curve
How full the bonding curve is, what it is priced in, and whether the token has graduated to Uniswap.
curve · realQuoteReserve, graduationThreshold
Tax and fee
The creator tax and the swap fee taken on every curve trade, and the part of the fee that goes to Pons.
curve · creatorTaxBps, feeBps
Holders
Every wallet holding the token and how much the ten largest own, rebuilt from all transfers since launch.
token · Transfer events
Fee route
Where creator fees go: one wallet, a contract, or a public Feeroute vault, and any change waiting in a timelock.
Pons factory · Feeroute vault
Trades
Buys, sells, distinct traders and volume on the curve over the last 24 hours, and the latest price.
curve · CurveBuy, CurveSell
How to read a box
Every box comes with a few notes.
Next to every token, Unbox writes a handful of one-line notes. They say what the contracts say; none of them tells you to buy or sell.
Good to see
The token finished its curve, or its creator fees are split in the open by a Feeroute vault.
- Graduated from the bonding curve
- Creator fees are split by a public Feeroute vault
Worth a closer look
The top 10 wallets hold more than half the circulating supply, the creator tax is 5% or more, or a fee-route change is waiting in a timelock.
- Top 10 wallets hold 72% of circulating supply
- Creator tax is 8% of every trade
- Vault split change queued, executable in 2d
Just the facts
Where the curve stands, where the fees go, how quiet trading has been. No judgement attached.
- Curve 34% of the way to graduation
- Creator fees go to a single wallet
- No curve trades today; last one 5h ago
Glossary
Pons words, unwrapped.
The terms you will meet in a report, in plain words.
- Bonding curve
- The contract that sells a new token's supply. Every buy and sell goes through it, and the price rises as it fills.
- Graduation
- When the curve's reserve reaches its target, the token graduates: the curve closes and its liquidity moves to a Uniswap pool, where trading carries on.
- Quote token
- What the curve is priced in: ETH, or a token such as USDG or cbBTC.
- Creator tax
- A share of every curve trade that goes to the token's creator.
- Swap fee
- The fee taken on every curve trade. Part of it goes to Pons.
- Fee route
- Where the creator's fees are sent: one wallet, a contract, or a Feeroute vault.
- Feeroute vault
- A public contract that splits creator fees between several recipients by set shares.
- Timelock
- A wait before a fee-route or split change can take effect, so anyone can see it coming.
- Net buyers
- Wallets that bought more of a token than they sold in a window. Trending is ranked by them, so bots trading in circles sink.
- Top-10 share
- How much of the circulating supply the ten largest holders own. The curve, the Uniswap pool and burn addresses are left out.
For creators
Making a list? Check it twice.
Connect the wallet you launch from and Unbox lists every token it created on Pons, with curve progress, taxes and age. Read-only: Unbox never asks for a signature or a transaction.
Christmas on Pons
·· days to Christmas
Every token is a gift from someone you have never met. Look inside before you open your wallet.
FAQ
Before you unbox.
Is Unbox telling me what to buy?
No. Unbox lays out what the contracts say: who launched the token, how its fees move, who holds it. A clean report does not make a token safe, and a warning is not proof that anyone acted in bad faith.
Where does the data come from?
From Robinhood Chain's public RPC: the Pons v2 factory, the token's bonding curve, its Transfer events and, when there is one, its Feeroute vault. Nothing is typed in by hand.
How fresh is it?
Each report shows the block it was read at. Reports are cached for about a minute so the public RPC is not hammered; holders and trades follow within the same minute.
Why is my token not found?
Unbox only reads tokens launched by the Pons v2 factory on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Paste the token contract, not the curve, a pool or a wallet.
Why are some holders left out?
The bonding curve holds the unsold supply, a graduated token's liquidity sits in the Uniswap pool, and Pons, Feeroute and burn addresses hold tokens that do not trade. They are listed separately so the top-10 share reflects real holders.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No. Everything on Unbox is read-only. Connecting is only a shortcut to the tokens your wallet launched; Unbox never asks for a signature and never touches funds.