// FOR DEVS

Put your coin on Rhythm

Two ways in. One is permanent, one is not — and that difference is the entire product. Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain to use either. Unsure why you'd do this? Read how it works first.

Launch through Rhythm PERMANENT

The launcher becomes deployer, not you — so you can never revoke the redirect, and neither can anyone else. That inability is exactly what makes the claim credible to buyers. Metadata below is what shows on pons, so fill it in properly.

Stored on-chain with your coin — never 404s, and shows here and on aggregators like Axiom. pons' own site currently does not display uploaded logos: for that, paste an https:// or ipfs:// URL below instead.

Threshold = fees that must accrue before a pulse can fire. Permanent per coin. Too low and gas eats the yield; too high and the coin rarely pulses. ~0.003 suits a small coin; raise it for one expecting volume.

Costs the pons launch fee plus your dev buy; the bought tokens are forwarded straight to you. There is no undo.

Redirect an existing coin REVOCABLE

Already launched on pons? Point your fees at a Rhythm receiver in three transactions. You keep deployer, so you can undo it at any time — which is why it's labelled REVOCABLE and buyers have to take your word. Good as a trial run; launch through Rhythm when you want the real signal.

Deploys your receiver → sets the fee redirect → lists it. Must be sent from the wallet that launched the coin.

Crank any coin

Permissionless. Collects accrued fees and deposits them as permanent liquidity. Anyone can fire it for any coin — the flywheel never depends on us.

Before you decide

What you give up. Your entire creator fee stream, forever. If your coin never trades you gave up nothing and got nothing. If it trades, you exchanged ~0.7% of volume for a claim buyers can check themselves. That trade only pays if credibility brings more volume than the fees were worth — decide with eyes open.
What actually happens to fees. 70% is deposited back into your coin's locked liquidity position. 20% goes to the Rhythm core sink and 10% to operations. The split is fixed in the receiver's bytecode at launch and can never change.
Not a price floor. Permanent depth bounds slippage and guarantees the book can't be pulled. It does not stop price going down. We will never claim otherwise, and neither should you.