Pons has announced a V2 upgrade plan aimed at improving token issuance and trading on Robinhood Chain, according to an official update cited by BlockBeats on July 23.
The team said the protocol has faced multiple attacks since going live, but the platform has returned to stable operations with support from its infrastructure partners. The Pons V2 contracts have not been deployed yet. They are now under review by two audit firms, and the launch is المتوقع for next week.
Core changes focus on issuance, liquidity, and fee design
The upgrade is centered on liquidity, developer incentives, and supported asset types. Pons V2 will introduce an ETH-denominated bonding curve model. It will remove trading restrictions for regular users, while keeping configurable position limits only for developer wallets to improve trading flow.
The new version will also support Uniswap V4 Hooks. That setup allows creators and the protocol to collect fees in ETH by default, reducing the chance of receiving meme tokens and the sell pressure that may come with them. Creators will also be able to choose revenue in USDG or other real-world asset, or RWA, tokens.
Pons to support deployment of arbitrary trading pairs
Pons said the platform will support deployment for any trading pair. Creators will be able to issue tokens directly against assets such as USDG, NVDA, AAPL, and HOOD, which the team said would provide infrastructure support for the RWA and “Memestock” ecosystem on Robinhood Chain.
Automatic migration after 4.2 ETH fundraising target
Under the V2 token lifecycle, a token will first trade on the bonding curve. Once fundraising reaches 4.2 ETH, it will automatically “graduate” and move to a Uniswap V4 liquidity pool. The related liquidity position will be permanently locked, a design intended to prevent liquidity from being withdrawn.
CTO function to return with timelock
Pons V2 will also restore the CTO function that had previously been suspended and add a three-day timelock mechanism. In addition, the team plans to launch an optional reflection token feature. That feature would apply optional taxes to buy and sell transactions to create revenue sharing for ecosystem partners and incentives for token holders.
The team said those features may still be adjusted depending on the audit results.