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How it works

Launch a coin.
A charity gets paid.

Every coin is created pointed at a cause. Its trading fees end as a real grant.

  1. 01

    Launch

    A coin born pointed at a cause.

    1. Pick a charityAny of 1.5M US charities. Set a fee, 0–10%.
    2. Launch the coinIts fees point at that charity's vault, permanently.

  2. 02

    Earn

    Every trade pays the cause.

    1. People tradeEvery buy and sell pays the fee.
    2. Fees are collectedSent to the treasury, in dollars.

  3. 03

    Give

    A real charity, a real receipt.

    1. Funds go to DaffyInto a donor-advised fund.
    2. The charity is paidA receipted grant, every day.
10%
of every trade can go to the charity
$0.30
per $100 traded stays with Pons
1.5M
US charities to choose from

The split

Where every dollar goes

Pons keeps a small base fee. The charity fee goes entirely to the cause.

of every $100 traded0% charity feethe minimum$99.00 stays in the pool$0.705% charity feea middle setting$94.00 stays in the pool$5.7010% charity feethe maximum Pons allows$89.00 stays in the pool$10.70to the charity’s vaultPons protocolremains with traders
Checked against a real trade on a mainnet fork: 5,000 USDG at the 10% setting credited the vault exactly 535 USDG — the 10.7% shown here, to the cent.

The path

How a fee reaches the charity

Fixed hops. Each contract can only send funds to the next one.

ENFORCED BY CONTRACTSOPERATIONALTraderbuys or sellson the curvesweepFees()Bonding curvefee + charity taxheld per tokenclaimToken()Pons escrowcredits the coin'sfee recipientharvest()CharityVaultcan only pay thetreasury + creatorTreasurya Safe holdingcharity-bound fundsDaffy fundoperator movesfunds by handThe charityreceipted grantAnyone can call the two sweep steps — the keeper holds no privilege the public lacks,so fees can be pushed toward a charity even if this company disappears.The vault has exactly two possible destinations, fixed when the coin launched.
Daffy has no API for funding a donor-advised fund, so that one hop is human. Every charity page shows the gap it creates rather than hiding it.

Why it grows

A cause is the reason a coin spreads

Attention follows a story people repeat. A receipted grant is that story.

the flywheeleach turn funds the next1A creator picks a causeThe charity is chosen at launchand written into the coin itself.2The cause gives it a reasonA coin people can name a purposefor spreads further than one theycannot.3Trading pays the charityEvery buy and sell routes its feeto the charity's vaultautomatically.4Grants prove it workedReal, receipted donations — whichis what brings the next creatorin.
The loop only closes on step 4. A launchpad that raises money but never demonstrably delivers it has a funnel, not a flywheel.

Ready to launch one?

Pick a charity and set a fee. The rest is built.

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