How Econyx works.

Econyx launches Pons V2 tokens on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) with an economic system attached. Each launch deploys its own economy contract and makes it the token's Pons creator-fee recipient, so the creator tax charged on every trade funds the system: OHM, Miner or Tomb. The creator wallet receives no direct fee share.

You sign a single transaction to the Econyx factory, with value = Pons launch fee + starting buy (the starting buy is optional). Inside it:

1. 01The factory deploys your economy contract (a minimal clone of the system implementation).
2. 02It launches the Pons V2 token and bonding curve with the economy as creator-fee recipient.
3. 03The launch is recorded in the Econyx registry.
4. 04Your wallet is exempted from the Pons anti-snipe tax.
5. 05If you set a starting buy, it executes on the fresh curve and the tokens go to your wallet (2% slippage bound).
6. 06An EconyxLaunched event is emitted.

Parameters set at launch

System

OHM · Miner · Tomb

Creator tax

1–10% · default 3%

Name / ticker

≤ 32 / ≤ 10 characters

Image

ipfs:// or https:// URI

Staking, bonds, treasury, liquidity and buybacks.

Revenue split

40% buybacks · 30% treasury · 30% liquidity

Bond price

max(spot, hourly reference) − discount

Bond discount

1–20% (set at launch)

Bond vesting

1–14 days, linear

• Of the economy's share, 40% funds reward buybacks, 30% goes to the treasury and 30% to the liquidity reserve.
• Stake the token to earn a share of token rewards bought back with fees. No lock.
• Bonds: pay ETH, receive tokens at a discount, vesting linearly. The bond price is the higher of spot and the hourly reference price, minus the discount. Bond capacity is limited by inventory; bond ETH goes to the treasury.
• Bonds pause while spot trades more than 5% below the hourly reference price, and there is no bond market while the token is graduating.
• A liquidity reserve accumulates in ETH before graduation and is added as permanent, full-range protocol-owned liquidity to the Uniswap v4 pool after.

25 tiles, rewards, compounding and automated execution.

Tiles per wallet

25 (5 × 5)

Levels

1–5 per tile

Tile price

1,000–10,000,000 tokens per level

Reward stream

24 hours

• Each wallet has a 5×5 grid. Activating a tile locks one tilePrice of tokens per level; upgrading adds a level, up to level 5.
• Your weight is the sum of your tile levels. Fee-funded buybacks are distributed by weight and stream over 24 hours.
• Compound turns pending rewards into activations or upgrades. Opt into auto-compound to let keepers do it for you.
• Deactivating a tile returns the full principal: level × tilePrice.

Peg, epochs, internal bonds and expansion.

Epoch

1 hour

Deadband

±3% around the peg

TWAP window

30 minutes – 3 hours, ≥ 3 observations

Observation

≥ 10 min apart, each moves ≤ 2%

• Each economy has an immutable peg price set at launch (default: the Pons curve's initial price).
• Every hour a time-weighted average price — at least three observations spaced ≥10 minutes apart, covering 30 minutes to 3 hours, each allowed to move at most 2% — is compared with the peg: Expansion above +3%, Contraction below −3%, Neutral in between.
• No minting. Expansion is funded by token inventory bought back with fees, not by new supply.
• In contraction, holders can burn tokens for bond credit at a premium. Bonds are internal credits, not tokens.
• Bond credits are redeemable only from fee-funded inventory. There is no guaranteed redemption.
• Stakers receive the inventory that is not earmarked for bond redemption.

• Every trade pays the Pons base fee (1%) plus the creator tax you choose (1–10%, default 3%).
• The 1% base fee belongs to Pons and is not part of the Econyx pipeline.
• All creator fees go to the economy contract: the creator tax is credited to the economy through the Pons FeeEscrow, and the economy claims it when executed.
• Of what the economy harvests, 10% goes to the Econyx protocol and 90% runs the system. The caller who harvests receives 0.5% of the economy share.

Execution & automation

Every economy exposes a permissionless execute() that harvests fees and runs its upkeep. It is safe to call at any time: harvesting is not rate-limited, while upkeep (buybacks and system maintenance) runs at most once every 5 minutes. Econyx runs an optional keeper on a schedule, but anyone can run one or press Execute on a dashboard. A Miner keeper can also compound rewards for wallets that opted into auto-compound.

Pons V2 is the token launchpad Econyx builds on. It deploys the token and its bonding curve, charges the base fee, holds creator fees in its FeeEscrow and graduates the token to a Uniswap v4 pool. Econyx does not modify Pons; it configures a Pons launch so the creator-fee recipient is the economy contract.

Phase 0

Bonding curve

Phase 1

Graduating / awaiting pool

Phase 2

Live on Uniswap v4

Phase 3

Rescued

Contracts used by Econyx

Pons: ponsfamily.com

Read this before launching or interacting with any economy.