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How FuturePaid works.Give any stock a future.

Overview

FuturePaid launches F-coins on Pons, the launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Every tokenized stock, ETF or coin that Pons approves as a curve pair — 71 today — can get exactly one F-coin: AAPL gets $FAAPL, NVDA gets $FNVDA, SpaceX gets $FSPCX.

An F-coin is an ordinary Pons v2 token with two twists: its bonding curve trades against the original itself, and its creator fee is locked to its holders.

What an F-coin is

  • Paired with the original. You buy $FAAPL with AAPL and sell it back for AAPL. The curve’s reserve is real AAPL.
  • One per original. The first launcher takes the ticker for good; a second F-coin for the same original is refused by the launcher contract and by FuturePaid.
  • Nobody’s coin. The launcher gets no fees and no special rights. The F-coin belongs to whoever holds it.
  • A meme, not a share. An F-coin gives no claim on the company or on the original’s issuer.

The launch

Launches go straight to Pons from your wallet — three signatures, plus an approval if you add a first buy in the original:

01pons::launchToken(pair = original)Creates the F-coin with its curve paired to the original, your name, ticker and the F-coin artwork (pinned to IPFS). Optional first buy via launchAndBuy.
02pons::distributor.createFor(token)Creates the F-coin’s Pons holder distributor — the vault that pays holders.
03pons::transferCreatorFeeRecipient(token, distributor)Hands every future creator fee to that distributor. It can never point back at the launcher.

Once the FuturePaidLauncher contract is live, all three steps (and a first buy paid in ETH, swapped on Uniswap) happen in one atomic transaction: if any step fails, nothing moves.

Besides any first buy, a launch costs the Pons launch fee of 0.0005 ETH plus gas, which is a fraction of a cent on Robinhood Chain.

Fees & rewards

Every buy and sell on the curve pays 1%, charged in the original:

  • 0.7% creator fee → holders. It accrues in the holder distributor. Pons publishes claim epochs pro-rata to holdings; you claim yours on the F-coin page or on Rewards.
  • 0.3% → Pons, the protocol fee.
  • 0% → the launcher, 0% → FuturePaid.

So $FAAPL holders earn AAPL, $FNVDA holders earn NVDA, and so on.

Trading

Pay with the original directly, or with ETH: FuturePaid swaps ETH to the original on Uniswap v3 (routes computed from live pools) and buys on the curve. With the launcher contract live, that is one transaction; without it, the swap and the buy are two.

Fresh launches carry Pons’ decaying anti-sniper tax for the first blocks; the trade box shows it when it applies.

Graduation

Each original has its own curve target set by Pons (for example about 42 NVDA). When the curve collects it, the F-coin graduates: liquidity moves into a Uniswap v4 pool paired with the original and trading continues on Pons. Holder rewards keep flowing.

$FPAID

The coin behind the pad, launched on Pons like every F-coin. Contract address: posted here and on X at launch.

FuturePaid takes nothing from F-coins, and nothing about $FPAID is promised before its contract address is published.

Contracts

All Pons addresses were read on-chain on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). FuturePaid has no private key anywhere in the app; every transaction is built in your browser and signed by your wallet.

Safety

  • Your wallet shows and signs every transaction. FuturePaid never asks for a seed phrase.
  • Every transaction is simulated first; if it would fail, nothing is sent.
  • Creator fees sit in Pons distributors, not in anyone’s wallet.
  • F-coins are speculative memes with no link to the companies behind the originals. Only trade what you can afford to lose.

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