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Pons is a decentralized cross-chain resolution and execution network that allows users to interact directly with target chain dApps from any chain using any token without having to manually bridge or prepare target chain gas fees.
Analyst: Rug Pull Gang Behind Robinhood-Listed Token Issued 53 Tokens Over Two Months, Siphoning $18.43 Million
According to on-chain analyst Wazz (@WazzCrypto), an organized serial rug pull and fund-draining syndicate operates on the Robinhood blockchain. The group has been linked to 53 token launches in the past two months, with directly trackable extracted funds reaching $18.43 million, though the actual amount is likely higher. The syndicate's modus operandi is highly systematic: funds raised from each launch are routed to the deployment wallet of the next launch within seconds, forming a continuous funding pipeline. Each issuance is sniped via 70–200 bundled wallets to secure over 70% of the supply, primarily launched on the Pons V2 platform. Additionally, the group generates hype through "fake launches" before official drops to preemptively harvest market sentiment, only revealing the real contract address afterward to maximize extraction profits. Notably, $DEED, the trigger token for this investigation, did not even make it into the top ten highest-drained tokens.
Pons responds to front-end authorization vulnerability: Launchpad trading page lacks Multicall3 functionality, only $0.66 worth of NOXA affected
Robinhood Chain launchpad Pons has officially responded to earlier reports about a token authorization vulnerability in its front end, stating that the Pons launchpad trading page does not have any Multicall3 functionality. The Multicall3 feature mentioned in the tweet originated from the previous Debank Chain old version bridge and was released before the Pons launchpad, thus it does not affect launchpad users. It is currently confirmed that only 0.60 NOXA tokens, valued at approximately $0.66, are affected.As a security precaution, Pons recommends that users who previously used the old version bridge revoke token authorizations via revoke.cash. The team is currently working with audit firms to investigate potential risks and has stated that Pons' front-end services will be restored after confirming the absence of any actual vulnerabilities.
Pons Founder: PONS New Buyback Mechanism Will Claim Funds Every 7 Days, Then Complete Buyback and Burn in the Following 7 Days
Odaily News: Pons founder Ozzy posted on X in response to community questions about the PONS buyback and burn mechanism, stating that the burn rate has indeed not yet been adjusted, and that the "Claim" process is still not fully decentralized.He stated that an on-chain contract upgrade is currently underway. The new buyback mechanism plans to execute a Claim every 7 days, then use all claimed funds over the following 7 days to buy back and burn PONS, repeating this cycle to establish a more sustainable buyback and burn mechanism. All buyback and burn operations are now automated. Anyone can trigger the bot and receive a small reward for doing so.He further stated that the previously set buyback and burn rate was 2e per hour, which, combined with the Splitter (fund allocation contract) currently holding about $950,000, matches a 7-day buyback cycle. After funds are claimed, they will also be automatically executed on a 7-day cycle, so buyback funds will appear in two separate sections: one is the Active Buyback Vault currently conducting buybacks, and the other is the buyback funds reserved for the next week.Previously, crypto analyst yyy posted on X stating that Pons had not replenished funds to the buyback distributor for over 5 days, with about $440,000 in pending claimable funds in the escrow account. The analyst believed that untimely fund Claims led to the recent low PONS burn rate, and called for promoting decentralization of escrow account fund claims.
Analyst: Rug Pull Gang Behind Robinhood-Listed Token Issued 53 Tokens Over Two Months, Siphoning $18.43 Million
According to on-chain analyst Wazz (@WazzCrypto), an organized serial rug pull and fund-draining syndicate operates on the Robinhood blockchain. The group has been linked to 53 token launches in the past two months, with directly trackable extracted funds reaching $18.43 million, though the actual amount is likely higher. The syndicate's modus operandi is highly systematic: funds raised from each launch are routed to the deployment wallet of the next launch within seconds, forming a continuous funding pipeline. Each issuance is sniped via 70–200 bundled wallets to secure over 70% of the supply, primarily launched on the Pons V2 platform. Additionally, the group generates hype through "fake launches" before official drops to preemptively harvest market sentiment, only revealing the real contract address afterward to maximize extraction profits. Notably, $DEED, the trigger token for this investigation, did not even make it into the top ten highest-drained tokens.
Bybit Lists PONS for Spot Trading
According to an official announcement, Bybit has listed Pons (PONS) for spot trading.
Binance Alpha 2.0 supports Robinhood Chain and adds multiple new tokens.
Binance Alpha 2.0 now supports trading, deposits, and withdrawals on Robinhood Chain. Limit orders and instant orders currently support USDT pairs. Additionally, Binance Alpha 2.0 has added tokens such as Cash Cat (CASHCAT), up (UP), Artificial Inu (AI), and Pons (PONS).
Bitget to Launch PONS Spot Trading
Bitget will list Pons (PONS) spot trading. Deposits are now open, and trading will begin at 22:00 (UTC+8) on September 7.
Bonk Guy: PONS Market Cap Should Be at Least $200 Million, Robinhood Listing Might Only Be a Matter of Time
Odaily News Trader Bonk Guy stated that the market is gradually recognizing the potential of PONS. He noted that PONS currently generates approximately $56 million in annualized revenue, with 80% used for buybacks and burns of PONS; in comparison, Pump.fun generates about $460 million in annualized revenue, with 50% used for buybacks and burns of PUMP, while PUMP is currently valued at approximately $2 billion.Bonk Guy believes that even if PONS were given only 10% of PUMP's valuation, its market cap should reach around $200 million. Additionally, Pons has contributed to roughly half of the on-chain activity on Robinhood Chain, with at least 5 tokens issued through Pons having a market cap exceeding $10 million and at least 20 exceeding $1 million.Regarding the market's recent expectations around Robinhood listings, Bonk Guy stated that as one of the main Meme coin issuance platforms on Robinhood Chain, a future PONS listing on Robinhood is, in his view, "inevitable," and the current rally is not solely driven by listing expectations.
Pons Founder: PONS New Buyback Mechanism Will Claim Funds Every 7 Days, Then Complete Buyback and Burn in the Following 7 Days
Odaily News: Pons founder Ozzy posted on X in response to community questions about the PONS buyback and burn mechanism, stating that the burn rate has indeed not yet been adjusted, and that the "Claim" process is still not fully decentralized.He stated that an on-chain contract upgrade is currently underway. The new buyback mechanism plans to execute a Claim every 7 days, then use all claimed funds over the following 7 days to buy back and burn PONS, repeating this cycle to establish a more sustainable buyback and burn mechanism. All buyback and burn operations are now automated. Anyone can trigger the bot and receive a small reward for doing so.He further stated that the previously set buyback and burn rate was 2e per hour, which, combined with the Splitter (fund allocation contract) currently holding about $950,000, matches a 7-day buyback cycle. After funds are claimed, they will also be automatically executed on a 7-day cycle, so buyback funds will appear in two separate sections: one is the Active Buyback Vault currently conducting buybacks, and the other is the buyback funds reserved for the next week.Previously, crypto analyst yyy posted on X stating that Pons had not replenished funds to the buyback distributor for over 5 days, with about $440,000 in pending claimable funds in the escrow account. The analyst believed that untimely fund Claims led to the recent low PONS burn rate, and called for promoting decentralization of escrow account fund claims.
PONS (Pons) has been listed on the Bybit Spot Trading Platform
Pons is a non-custodial native token launchpad operating on Robinhood Chain, specializing in the rapid issuance of on-chain memes and community assets.
Bybit Lists PONS for Spot Trading
According to an official announcement, Bybit has listed Pons (PONS) for spot trading.
OKX to List PONS/USDT (Pons Family)
Odaily News: OKX is about to list PONS/USDT (Pons Family), with the specific schedule as follows:PONS deposit opening time: September 15, 2026, 16:00 (UTC+8)PONS/USDT pre-market order placement period: September 15, 2026, 21:30 to 22:30 (UTC+8)PONS/USDT spot trading opening time: September 15, 2026, 22:30 (UTC+8)PONS withdrawal opening time: September 16, 2026, 00:30 (UTC+8)
Binance Alpha 2.0 supports Robinhood Chain and adds multiple new tokens.
Binance Alpha 2.0 now supports trading, deposits, and withdrawals on Robinhood Chain. Limit orders and instant orders currently support USDT pairs. Additionally, Binance Alpha 2.0 has added tokens such as Cash Cat (CASHCAT), up (UP), Artificial Inu (AI), and Pons (PONS).
Bitget to Launch PONS Spot Trading
Bitget will list Pons (PONS) spot trading. Deposits are now open, and trading will begin at 22:00 (UTC+8) on September 7.
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Pons Founder: PONS New Buyback Mechanism Will Claim Funds Every 7 Days, Then Complete Buyback and Burn in the Following 7 Days
Odaily News: Pons founder Ozzy posted on X in response to community questions about the PONS buyback and burn mechanism, stating that the burn rate has indeed not yet been adjusted, and that the "Claim" process is still not fully decentralized.He stated that an on-chain contract upgrade is currently underway. The new buyback mechanism plans to execute a Claim every 7 days, then use all claimed funds over the following 7 days to buy back and burn PONS, repeating this cycle to establish a more sustainable buyback and burn mechanism. All buyback and burn operations are now automated. Anyone can trigger the bot and receive a small reward for doing so.He further stated that the previously set buyback and burn rate was 2e per hour, which, combined with the Splitter (fund allocation contract) currently holding about $950,000, matches a 7-day buyback cycle. After funds are claimed, they will also be automatically executed on a 7-day cycle, so buyback funds will appear in two separate sections: one is the Active Buyback Vault currently conducting buybacks, and the other is the buyback funds reserved for the next week.Previously, crypto analyst yyy posted on X stating that Pons had not replenished funds to the buyback distributor for over 5 days, with about $440,000 in pending claimable funds in the escrow account. The analyst believed that untimely fund Claims led to the recent low PONS burn rate, and called for promoting decentralization of escrow account fund claims.
Pons to Launch Social Trading Feature
Odaily report: Pons founder @MEADGod posted on X that the social trading feature is coming soon. Community member @byTheGentleman said the feature will be benchmarked against FOMO and may include real-time on-chain buy/sell activity, wallet tracking with instant alerts, verified P&L records and trader leaderboards, as well as expansion to Solana through Pumpfun.
Analyst: Rug Pull Gang Behind Robinhood-Listed Token Issued 53 Tokens Over Two Months, Siphoning $18.43 Million
According to on-chain analyst Wazz (@WazzCrypto), an organized serial rug pull and fund-draining syndicate operates on the Robinhood blockchain. The group has been linked to 53 token launches in the past two months, with directly trackable extracted funds reaching $18.43 million, though the actual amount is likely higher. The syndicate's modus operandi is highly systematic: funds raised from each launch are routed to the deployment wallet of the next launch within seconds, forming a continuous funding pipeline. Each issuance is sniped via 70–200 bundled wallets to secure over 70% of the supply, primarily launched on the Pons V2 platform. Additionally, the group generates hype through "fake launches" before official drops to preemptively harvest market sentiment, only revealing the real contract address afterward to maximize extraction profits. Notably, $DEED, the trigger token for this investigation, did not even make it into the top ten highest-drained tokens.
PONS (Pons) has been listed on the Bybit Spot Trading Platform
Pons is a non-custodial native token launchpad operating on Robinhood Chain, specializing in the rapid issuance of on-chain memes and community assets.
BigShort Launches Network-Wide Airdrop, Covering a Million Addresses Across Three Chains and Five Platforms
BigShort has announced the launch of a multi-chain, multi-platform airdrop covering Robinhood, BSC, and Solana chains. Historical traders on platforms including Flap, Pons, Four.meme, pump, and BigShort are all eligible to receive the airdrop, with the total number of airdrop addresses approaching one million.
Bybit Lists PONS for Spot Trading
According to an official announcement, Bybit has listed Pons (PONS) for spot trading.