ponskit
Open workspace

A new chapter for token launches

For the rise.
And the comeback.

Every launch builds a recovery treasury. Creator fees accumulate in a dedicated vault. A sustained 90% post-graduation drawdown activates proportional payouts against eligible net trading losses.

Reference implementation · local engine · no wallet needed

The reserve cycle

  1. 01Token launches through the PONs wrapper
  2. 02Creator fees accumulate in its recovery vault
  3. 03Vault holds a liquid reserve and a limited strategy
  4. 04Validated peak is tracked after graduation
  5. 05Price stays 90% below peak for the confirmation window
  6. 06Strategy stops; eligibility is finalized
  7. 07Positions unwind into the payout asset
  8. 08Eligible traders claim proportional recovery

Demo reserves

186.9

Building

2

In recovery

2

01 / The idea

Trading happens. Make it leave something.

Not another launchpad. A reserve layer on top of PONs that puts creator fees to work, with recovery built into the plan.

01 — Fund

One trade. More purpose.

A defined share of received creator fees goes into a dedicated reserve. Not the token's locked trading liquidity.

0.008 of 0.010 ETH

example fee split to reserve

02 — Strategize

Keep some. Put some to work.

Combine a liquid floor with a disclosed, limited strategy sleeve. Investment values can fall, and new purchases stop the moment recovery is confirmed.

35% / 65%

balanced policy floor

03 — Recover

When the run ends, a way back.

A confirmed sustained drawdown starts Recovery Mode. Available funds are shared in proportion to eligible net losses, capped at those losses.

−90%

sustained drawdown

02 / The reserve shelf

Different tokens. Something in reserve.

Open the workspace

All balances and tokens are generated scenarios. Explore, don't deposit.

03 / The recovery lab

Know your way back.

No magic numbers. No promises the reserve can't keep. Just your share of what is actually available.

Illustrative, in ETH. Reserve means liquid assets actually available after strategy exits and disclosed settlement costs.

Your estimated recovery

0.50 ETH

10.0% of your eligible loss · 4.50 ETH unrecovered

rate = min(1, reserve ÷ totalLosses)

payout = eligibleLoss × rate

04 / Good questions

No fine-print energy.

Is Ponskit another launchpad?

No. It wraps a PONs launch with a dedicated creator-fee reserve and published recovery rules. The token still launches on PONs with a PONs-approved pairing asset. Graduated liquidity stays locked; the reserve is a separate vault.

Where does the reserve come from?

From a defined share of creator-fee revenue actually received by the vault, which is set as the launch's creatorFeeRecipient. It never comes from withdrawing trading liquidity. Funding depends on fees being received, not on volume alone.

What activates Recovery Mode?

A validated TWAP that stays at or below 10% of the validated post-graduation peak for the full confirmation window. Both the peak and the current price are protected: thin-liquidity observations never set the peak, and one red candle never fires the trigger.

Does everyone get their money back?

No. Eligible traders share the available reserve proportionally to their eligible net losses, capped at those losses. Earlier profits, sale proceeds, remaining token value and prior payouts all count. An empty reserve pays zero.

Can someone manufacture a claim?

The ledger is built to make it unattractive: post-cutoff purchases have no entitlement, sales consume uncovered tokens first, transfers are deemed disposals at cost, and the creator, vault and pool are excluded. Every wallet with unusual activity is flagged for review before finalization.

What does this app actually do?

It runs the full reference engine locally: event-sourced vaults, the TWAP oracle and trigger state machine, net-loss accounting, proportional allocation and Merkle claims. No wallet is connected and no chain is touched. It is the specification, executable.

For the next chapter

A little reserve. A better comeback.

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