Launch a coin.Let the holdersdecide.
Every coin launched here is a senate. Its creator fees fill a treasury on pons, and the people who hold it vote on what the treasury does: buy back and burn, share, send, keep. One signature per vote, rules fixed at launch.
The floor, live
The scene runs on the real tally. Nothing is open right now, so the senate rehearses.
A vote as it happens: each figurine is a holder, hopping to the side it signed for.
On the floor
Nothing is open. Hold enough of a coin and open the next one from its page.
All votesHow a coin
becomes a senate
Four moves, fixed at launch. Nothing here changes after the first block.
Launch on pons
One transaction from your wallet. The coin trades on the pons curve from the first block; your dev buy lands in your own wallet.
Fees fill the treasury
The creator side of every trade fee goes to the vault and is booked to this coin's treasury. The dev takes nothing.
Holders propose and vote
Hold enough and open a proposal. Everyone votes with one signature; your weight is the smaller of what you held when it opened and when it closed.
The treasury acts
A passed proposal waits out its timelock, then the vault does exactly what was voted and records the transaction here.
Fees in.
Votes decide.
The vault never acts on its own. Every ETH that leaves a treasury was voted out of it by the people holding the coin, and the record of that vote stays on the token page.
Coins
Every coin on the board, with the treasury it has filled so far and the votes open on it.
Full board| # | Token | Market cap | 24h | Curve | Treasury | Votes | Holders | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No coins on the floor yet. | ||||||||
Market cap and curve read from pons; treasury is the booked balance of each coin's ledger.