The four steps
- Launch — create a token and choose the fundraiser it supports.
- Trade — every trade generates creator fees.
- Route — fees are claimed, converted and routed toward the fundraiser.
- Fund — watch trading activity turn into real-world funding.
Creator fees without the creator
On a normal launchpad the creator fee goes to whoever launched the token. On GO FUND the fee destination is set to the fund treasury when the token is created, and the creator never holds it.
What is actually enforced. The fee recipient lives on the token's bonding curve. The curve only accepts the Pons factory as a caller, and the factory's own pass-through refuses both the token creator and the current recipient. So once a fund is live, its creator cannot redirect the fees. The residual trust is in Pons itself, which retains an administrative path.
What a launch costs
- Network: Robinhood Chain, chain id
4663. - Launch fee:
0.0005 ETH, charged by Pons, read live on the launch page. - Supply: fixed at 1,000,000,000 tokens. It is not a parameter you set.
- Creator tax: 0–10%, chosen at launch, paid by traders and routed to the fund.
- Paired asset: ETH.
What this is not
Buying a token is not a donation. Tokens are not shares in a fundraiser and give no claim over any money raised. Prices can go to zero. Nothing here is investment advice.