Opening soon on Robinhood Chain
See who's behind a token before you buy it.
Rampart is a trading terminal for Pons tokens. Every token page shows the creator's track record, who bought in the first seconds and which wallets belong together, right next to the chart.
Your invite link:
How it works
From a new launch to a safer trade
Everything is read straight from the chain for every Pons launch. Nothing to install, and you don't need a wallet just to look.
- 1Find a tokenNew launches appear live. Filter by age, volume or score, or watch Trending.
- 2Read the verdictA 0–100 score and one sentence sum up the checks below. Open the details for the facts behind it.
- 3Trade with an exit planBuy or sell from your own wallet; every fee is shown before you sign. Add an order that sells for you.
- 4Follow what worksTrack wallets and creators you trust and get an alert when they trade or launch.
The creator's record
See every token the same wallet launched before, how long they held, and whether they dumped on their buyers. Creators can also lock their own tokens until a date; locked tokens carry a badge everywhere.
Early buyers and linked wallets
Snipers, bundled buys in the launch block, and wallets that pass the token between each other show up on a holder map. Hover the circles: when a few wallets that belong together hold a big share, you see it at a glance.
An exit that watches the creator
Tell Rampart to sell your tokens if the creator sells theirs. The order lives in an open contract and fires on its own, on the bonding curve or on Uniswap. Drag the slider to see it trigger.
Also: limit buys, take-profit, stop-loss, trailing stop and DCA.
Follow the wallets that trade well
Every token page lists its top traders with what they paid and what they made. Add any wallet to your tracker to see its trades live, and get an alert in your browser or on Telegram the moment it buys or sells.
For creators
Creators earn on every trade
Launch on Pons through Rampart with your own creator tax, lock your first buy in the same step, and get 20% of Rampart's fee on every trade of your token, paid to your wallet inside the trade.
- Creator tax from 0% to 10%, set once at launch
- Lock your own tokens so buyers can see you'll stay
- Nothing to claim for the fee share: it arrives with each trade
Tax applies to bonding-curve trades; Rampart's share applies to trades made on Rampart. Rough estimate.
Airdrop
Early users share the Rampart airdrop
Part of the Rampart token supply will be airdropped to the people who use Rampart early. Points start counting the day trading opens, and your share follows your points.
2x points for every trade in the first 48 hours after trading opens. Share any token from Rampart and your invite link goes with it.
- Most pointsTradePoints for every trade made on Rampart, by volume.
- Second mostInvitePoints when people you invite trade. Their points are not reduced.
- BonusLaunchNo points just for launching. Creators earn from real trading in their token by other wallets, and lose them if they sell early.
- BonusTrade safelyExtra points for trades that use an exit order, a stop or DCA.
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Share Rampart on X with your invite link.
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Friends who come through your link trade on day one.
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You earn invite points on their trades, doubled in the first 48 hours. Their points are not reduced.
- Linked wallets count as one person
- Trading with yourself earns nothing
- Every wallet's points are public on a leaderboard
Supply, the airdrop's share and dates will be announced before the token launches. Points have no cash value and cannot be bought or sold.
FAQ
Questions
What is Pons?
Pons is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Tokens start on a bonding curve and move to a Uniswap pool with locked liquidity once enough has been bought. Rampart is an independent terminal for those tokens.
Does Rampart ever hold my funds?
No. Trades go from your wallet straight to the curve or the pool. Orders that wait for a price keep your tokens in your wallet; only limit buys and DCA hold the ETH you set aside, and you can cancel and take it back at any time.
What does the score mean?
It sums up on-chain facts: how much the creator holds and has sold, their past launches, snipers and bundled buys, linked wallets, tax and liquidity. It is a quick read, not advice. Memes are risky even with a high score.
What does it cost?
0.5% per trade, capped at 1% in the contracts. A fifth of it goes to the token's creator. Looking at tokens is free.
When does it open?
Soon. The contracts will be published and verified on the explorer before trading opens.