PONS, the token issuance platform on Robinhood Chain, saw its market cap briefly surpass $500 million early on September 3, reaching a new all-time high. Currently at $460 million, it has gained 18.7% in 6 hours. The platform uses a deflationary model, buying back PONS with WETH fees and burning PONS fees, earning comparisons to Pump.fun on Robinhood Chain. However, price volatility is high.
BlockBeats reports that GMGN data shows PONS, a token issuance platform on Robinhood Chain, briefly pushed its market cap past $500 million early on September 3 and set a fresh all-time high. Right now, it sits at $460 million, up 18.7% over the past 6 hours.
PONS is the native token of the Pons platform. Users can create and issue tokens there with a fixed supply. The platform takes WETH fees from token creation and uses them to buy back PONS on the market, while fees paid in PONS are burned outright. And yes, some people in the community have compared it to Pump.fun on Robinhood Chain.
BlockBeats also warns users that tokens like this can swing hard, and investing in them calls for caution.
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