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Pons price today and market data

Name
Pons
Symbol
PONS
Network
Robinhood Chain
Market Cap
$149M
Total Supply
1B
Circulating Supply
1B
Holders
104.43K
Volume (24h)
$9M
+9.08%
Trades (24h)
50,448
-8.82%
Traders (24h)
2,752
-2.13%
All-Time High
$0.91
All-Time Low
$0.0043
Liquidity
$5.7M
Category
Utility token
Created (~3 mo old)
Jul 2026

PONS price prediction & outlook

PONS is the token of the busiest launchpad on Robinhood Chain, so its price is a bet on how many tokens get launched and traded there and on the buyback that follows. The platform's own documentation says 80% of protocol fees buy PONS on the open market and burn it, which ties the token to a measurable number: daily launchpad fees. This is not financial advice.

What actually moves the PONS price

Launchpad fees and the buyback
Every Pons launch charges a 1% trading fee, the protocol keeps 30% of it, and per the project's docs 80% of that protocol share buys and burns PONS through automated open-market purchases (Datawallet). At the end of August 2026 Pons briefly out-earned pump.fun on daily fees. Fee volume is the whole story; when launch mania fades, the buyback fades with it.
Robinhood Chain's own growth
Pons launched on July 13, 2026, twelve days after Robinhood Chain's mainnet went live, and rode the first wave of activity on the new chain. Its fortunes track whether Robinhood Chain keeps attracting users and liquidity, which is a question about Robinhood's strategy as much as about Pons.
The burned supply
Around 290 million of the original one billion PONS had been burned by early September per CoinGecko, so the token has already grown scarcer. Burns support price only when demand holds; they are a tailwind, not a floor.
Competition among launchpads
The creator behind Pons can be copied, and par, another fixed-supply launchpad on the same chain, already exists. Whichever platform hosts the next big winner draws the creators and the volume.
The range it has already shown
PONS went from an all-time low of $0.0033 on July 17, 2026 to an all-time high of $0.971 on September 5, 2026 per CoinGecko, roughly a 290x move in seven weeks, and sat about a third below that peak at capture. That history is a volatility warning, not a template.

What would it take for PONS to reach $X?

The page counts the full one billion supply, so a price target maps directly to market cap. The multiples below are computed from the live market cap, so they never go stale. Because roughly 29% of supply has been burned, the market cap on the tokens that still exist is about a third lower than these figures.

  • $1.00
    ~$1B cap
    6.7x
  • $2.00
    ~$2B cap
    13x
  • $4.00
    ~$4B cap
    27x

Can PONS reach $2.00?

A price of $2.00 on the one billion tokens the page counts implies a market cap near $2 billion, more than three times the level at capture and about double what the token implied at its September 2026 all-time high. Getting there would take Pons sustaining launchpad fee revenue at a level no launchpad has held for long, Robinhood Chain continuing to grow, and the buyback compounding through a full cycle. A multi-billion-dollar launchpad token is not unprecedented, but pump.fun's own token fell more than 80% from its peak with far larger revenue behind it. These are conditions, not predictions, and this is not financial advice.

To evaluate any PONS target: multiply it by the supply figure on this page, compare the implied market cap to the live figure, and ask whether daily launchpad fees can plausibly support that much buyback demand. If they can't, the prediction doesn't hold.

How to buy Pons (PONS) in Phantom

PONS lives on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum layer-2 built by Robinhood on Arbitrum technology, so you need Phantom with Robinhood Chain active and a little ETH on that network for gas; the whole flow takes a few minutes. PONS is also listed on OKX, Gate, and Crypto.com, but Phantom's in-wallet swap puts it straight into a wallet you control.

  1. Install Phantom and secure your wallet
    Download Phantom as a mobile app (iOS or Android) or browser extension and create or import a wallet. Write your Secret Recovery Phrase on paper and store it offline; anyone who obtains it controls every asset in the wallet, and Phantom will never ask for it.
  2. Fund your wallet with ETH on Robinhood Chain
    Gas on Robinhood Chain is paid in ETH, not in PONS and not in SOL. Bridge ETH from Ethereum or another network, or withdraw from an exchange that supports Robinhood Chain withdrawals. Fees are typically a fraction of a cent, so a small amount goes a long way.
  3. Paste the contract address, and confirm the chain
    In the Swap tab on Robinhood Chain, paste the full contract address as the receive token and confirm the ticker reads PONS. Pons has hosted more than 100,000 token launches, many with similar names; the mint on this page is the platform token itself.
  4. Set slippage, review, and confirm
    PONS has tens of millions of dollars of on-chain liquidity, so price impact on normal orders is modest. Review the estimated output and network fee, then confirm; PONS appears in your wallet once Robinhood Chain confirms.

Always verify the contract address

0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571

The legitimate Robinhood Chain contract address is the one shown on this page. Cross-reference it against the CoinGecko listing or the project's own site at ponsfamily.com rather than search results or social posts. The official X account is @ponsdotfamily; treat any DM or "support" account as hostile. If the address does not match exactly, stop.

What buying PONS actually costs

Gas on Robinhood Chain is negligible; the real costs are the swap fee and slippage. Roughly $25 million in pooled liquidity across Uniswap and Ramses at capture keeps price impact small on ordinary orders, but launchpad tokens see violent swings when launch volume spikes or collapses. Phantom shows estimated price impact before you confirm.

Phantom (self-custody)
Centralized exchange
Who holds your keys
You
The exchange
Who can freeze funds
Nobody
The exchange can
Buy path for PONS
Direct in-wallet swap on Robinhood Chain
Listed on OKX, Gate, Crypto.com, and MEXC
PONS is a two-month-old launchpad token that has already moved 290x, and it is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets. Only use funds you can afford to lose entirely. Nothing here is financial advice.

Pons is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain, the Ethereum layer-2 that Robinhood built on Arbitrum technology and launched to the public on July 1, 2026 (Arbitrum). Pons went live twelve days later, on July 13, and describes itself as a place to "launch and explore fixed-supply tokens on Robinhood Chain" that "does not custody assets." Every token launched through it mints a fixed one billion supply into a bonding curve; when the curve reaches its graduation threshold, the proceeds seed a Uniswap v4 pool whose liquidity is permanently locked. PONS is the platform's own token, launched the same way with a one billion supply and no mint function, and its site is ponsfamily.com.

The token's link to the platform is the buyback. Per the project's documentation as summarized by Datawallet, the protocol keeps 30% of the 1% trading fee on every launch, and 80% of that protocol revenue buys PONS on the open market and sends it to a burn address; roughly 290 million tokens had been burned by early September 2026. The platform's founder is a pseudonymous developer known as Ozzy, who previously built the RootsFi lending protocol on Berachain, and the interface is operated by Pons Labs, LLC. Pons has no official relationship with Robinhood Markets; it is a third-party protocol deployed on Robinhood's chain. The token went from $0.0033 on July 17 to an all-time high of $0.971 on September 5, 2026 per CoinGecko, and is listed on OKX, Gate, Crypto.com, and MEXC.

Is PONS safe?

For a young launchpad token on a young chain, safety comes down to three checks and one mindset.

Fixed supply, locked liquidity
The project states PONS has no mint function and that its original liquidity is permanently locked in a Uniswap pool; it launched with no disclosed team, investor, or private-sale allocation, and roughly 29% of supply has been burned. These are the project's claims and on-chain records, verifiable on the Robinhood Chain explorer.
The buyback is a policy, not a contract guarantee
The 80% buyback allocation is described in the docs as changeable in future. If the team redirects revenue, the token's main support disappears.
Platform and chain dependency
PONS is worth what the launchpad earns, and the launchpad exists on a chain that is two months old. A slowdown in either, or a rival launchpad taking share, hits the token directly.

The mindset: PONS moved 290x in seven weeks and can retrace as fast. Size any position on the assumption it could go to zero. Never share your Secret Recovery Phrase, and treat unsolicited DMs about airdrops or support as theft attempts.

Pons FAQ

The market capitalization of PONS is $149M as of Nov 12, 2026.

Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the current price of PONS by its circulating supply. It reflects the overall value of the token in the market and helps gauge its relative size compared to other cryptocurrencies.

The daily trading volume of PONS is $9M as of Nov 12, 2026.

Trading volume can fluctuate based on market conditions, investor activity, and overall demand for PONS.

The total supply of PONS is 1B.

The circulating supply, which represents the number of PONS currently available in the market, is 1B as of Nov 12, 2026.

PONS can be bought and traded on a variety of cryptocurrency platforms, including Phantom!

Pons is a non-custodial token launchpad on Robinhood Chain, Robinhood's Arbitrum-based layer-2, that launched on July 13, 2026 and lets anyone create fixed-supply tokens that graduate from a bonding curve into a permanently locked Uniswap v4 pool. PONS is the platform's own token, with a fixed one billion supply, and per its docs 80% of protocol fee revenue buys and burns it. The verified contract address is the one shown on this page.

PONS is a real, widely traded token with a fixed supply, locked original liquidity, listings on OKX and Gate, and a documented buyback, but it is two months old, its value depends entirely on launchpad fee volume, and the buyback policy can change. It rose roughly 290x in seven weeks and can fall as fast. Only use funds you can afford to lose entirely. This is not financial advice.

Download Phantom as a mobile app or browser extension, switch to the Robinhood Chain network, and fund your wallet with a little ETH on that network for gas. Open the Swap tab, paste the contract address shown on this page as the token to receive instead of searching by name, and confirm the ticker reads PONS. Review the estimated output and fee, then confirm; PONS lands in your wallet once the chain confirms.

Yes. Robinhood Chain settles to Ethereum and uses ETH for gas, so you need a small amount of ETH on the Robinhood Chain network in your Phantom wallet first. Fees run a fraction of a cent, so a few dollars' worth covers many transactions. Bridge ETH from Ethereum or another chain, or withdraw it from an exchange that supports Robinhood Chain.

A pseudonymous developer known as Ozzy, who previously built the RootsFi lending protocol on Berachain, with the interface operated by Pons Labs, LLC; the full team is not publicly disclosed. Pons is not created, endorsed, or operated by Robinhood Markets; it is a third-party protocol deployed on Robinhood Chain. What is verifiable on-chain is the contract address, the July 2026 launch, the fixed supply, and the burn address balance.

A price of $2.00 on the one billion tokens this page counts implies a market cap near $2 billion, more than three times the level at capture in September 2026 and about double the token's implied value at its September 5 all-time high. Reaching it would take Pons sustaining launchpad fee revenue at a scale no launchpad has held for long, continued growth on Robinhood Chain, and the buyback compounding through a full cycle. This is not a prediction or financial advice.

It is the platform that launched most of them. Pons is the dominant launchpad on Robinhood Chain, with more than 100,000 tokens created through it, and PONS is the one token on the chain with a documented fee-driven buyback and burn behind it. That makes it closer to a proxy for Robinhood Chain's memecoin activity than a meme itself, which cuts both ways when that activity slows.

Pricing information is provided for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Market data is provided by third parties and Phantom makes no representation as to the accuracy of the information.

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