ECHO
One launch.
Endless echoes.
Launch your original on Pons. Its creator fees fund new echoes. Every echo helps the next one begin.
On Robinhood Chain · Powered by PonsHow the echo grows.
One original starts it.
Every echo carries it forward.
Launch the original
Start your network with an original coin, launched on Pons.
Let fees collect
Pons creator fees collect in your network’s dedicated vault.
Create the next echo
Use the collected fees to launch a new coin on Pons.
Keep it growing
Each echo adds another coin to the original’s connected network.
A small start.
A wider reach.
A signal becomes a network. Tap a circle and watch it travel.
Each new copy needs …
Anyone can collect available creator fees and trigger funded echoes. Unattended execution needs a configured keeper.
Every echo shares the original’s identity. Echo’s registry keeps the entire network connected.
Fees that carry it forward.
One vault for each network.
Every echo contributes to the next.
Creator fees.
Future echoes.
The original and its echoes direct their entire Pons creator-fee share to the same network vault, ready to fund more launches.
- 01
A coin is traded on Pons
Pons splits the trading fee under that coin’s fee policy. Only the creator share enters the Echo cycle.
- 02
Creator fees reach the vault
Fees from the original and every echo are collected into their network’s dedicated ETH vault.
- 03
The next echo gets funded
Once the vault covers Pons’ launch fee, a transaction can create the next coin. Remaining ETH stays in the vault.
Where does the token supply go?
Each coin is a separate token with its own supply and price. Pons mints its initial supply to the bonding curve, where buyers can purchase it. At graduation, the remaining reserves move into Pons’ liquidity pool. An optional developer buy purchases tokens for the launching wallet; it is not a free allocation.
What does launching cost?
The first launch is paid by the launching wallet: the current Pons launch fee, any optional developer buy, and gas. Later echoes use their network’s vault for the launch fee. Whoever submits each transaction pays its gas separately.
When does the next echo launch?
A funded vault needs a transaction to launch an echo. Anyone can collect eligible fees and trigger a funded launch; unattended execution needs a configured keeper. Some fees after graduation need conversion by the Pons operator before collection. Growth depends on fees and execution, with no guaranteed pace.
Does 0% mean trading is free?
No. Echo sets its additional creator tax to zero. Pons’ curve or pool fees, its opening anti-snipe tax for non-exempt buyers, price impact, and network gas can still apply. The 100% allocation above refers to the creator-fee share, not the entire trading fee or trading volume.