THE PONS PACK HAS A DOG.
Meet $PIE, the Pons community dog with an onchain engine. Trading fees build liquidity and burn PIE. Zero operations cut.
$PIE · LIVE ON PONSRobinhood Chain
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GOOD DOG.01 / THE RECIPE
People trade PIE. The engine collects its share of the fees. Every collected fee gets a job.
Acquire and balance PIE and PONS, then add them to the engine’s permanent liquidity position. The contract keeps the LP; there is no withdrawal or upgrade path.
Launch recipe: 75% permanent liquidity · 25% PIE burns · 0% operations. Keeper gas is funded separately.
The split applies to each collected asset, before swap costs. Seed capital is separate. The 75/25/0 allocation is fixed in the deployed engine.
PIE trades generate the fees.
Creator credits + our LP fees.
Permanent liquidity. Real burns.
Follow the onchain receipts.
The next batch needs real trades. Liquidity and burns can support the market; they don’t guarantee new demand or a higher price.
02 / HOW THE ENGINE CONNECTS
One primary market. One dedicated engine position. Here’s how the funds move.
PIE is live against USDG on the Pons launchpad. The launch capital stays with Pons’ curve and primary pool. Only creator fees credited to the engine enter its recipe. Launch fee recorded onchain: 4% creator + 1% Pons base = 5% per ordinary trade. The engine receives 4.7% of turnover with Pons buybacks off.
PONS LAUNCH → PRIMARY MARKET · LIVEUSDG fees convert through the existing USDG/PONS market. The engine buys, burns and adds liquidity in its separate PIE/PONS pool, collecting its own LP fee share.
0.3% POOL FEE · PERMANENT LPThe first batch needs its own ingredients. Purchased PIE and funded PONS seed the engine. Existing PONS liquidity doesn’t automatically fund a new PIE pool.
Checking current Pons launch support…
Pons launch mechanicsPONS/WETH data from DEX Screener. These are PONS figures, separate from PIE token and engine activity.
03 / PROOF, FRESH FROM THE OVEN
PIE is live on Pons and the engine is deployed on Robinhood Chain. Linking the token to the engine and seeding its liquidity are the next steps.
No engine cycles yet. Verified transactions will appear here once the engine is linked, seeded and running.
Burns include PIE fees burned directly and PIE bought with the burn budget. Engine swaps can recycle its own fees; collected totals are not all new external income. Tests are not an independent audit.
04 / THE PONS PACK
A little mint. A little mischief. A whole lot of PIE. Take the mascot, make a meme, join the pack.
@ponsinuengine
SMALL ENGINE. CLEAR RULES.
Yes. PIE is live on Pons, paired with USDG, with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 PIE. The engine is deployed on Robinhood Chain with its 75/25/0 allocation fixed, and the Pons launch record names the engine as the creator fee recipient. Linking the token to the engine, seeding the PIE/PONS position and setting a keeper are the remaining steps; the receipts panel reads their status directly from chain. Follow @ponsinuengine for project updates.
The selected Pons launch uses a 4% added creator fee plus the current 1% base fee: 5% per ordinary buy or sell, excluding gas, price impact and the opening anti-snipe window. With Pons buybacks off, the engine receives the full 4% plus 70% of the base fee. Those terms are recorded in the onchain launch record: a 4% creator tax with Pons buybacks off. The separate PIE/PONS pool charges 0.3%; the Pons creator tax does not apply there.
The deployed engine fixes the split at 75% permanent liquidity, 25% PIE burns and 0% operations. Only newly collected fees are split. PIE fees in the burn budget are burned directly; other burn assets buy PIE first. Pons keeps its own protocol share before creator credits reach this engine. The secondary pool earns only its position’s share of actual trading fees.
Once seeded, the engine holds its PIE/PONS position permanently. There is no liquidity withdrawal, NFT transfer or upgrade function. The owner can set a keeper, pause compounding and transfer administration through two steps. Pausing does not unlock capital. A contract fault could strand funds.
The keeper’s gas is funded separately. No trading fees go to an operating reserve, the team or a keeper payout. The keeper triggers the contract’s fixed rules when fees, timing and price checks allow a cycle. The AI is PIE’s character; it does not control trades.
Swaps use fixed routes, a 30-minute price average, limited trade size and minimum output checks. There must be at least five minutes between cycles; volatility can require a longer wait. These checks reduce execution risk without eliminating manipulation. Fees, slippage and changing LP inventory still matter.
No. The engine turns collected fees into liquidity and supply burns. Future demand still has to come from the market, and the liquidity position can lose value. No emissions, holder dividends, price floor or guaranteed returns are part of the recipe.
ONE GOOD DOG. A WHOLE PACK BEHIND IT.
PIE is out of the oven. Grab a slice on Pons, follow the build, and share the art.
