Launch a token through an X post
and pair it with a real stock.
Your coin is quoted in a tokenized share, not in ETH, so the chart is measured in NVDA or SPY instead of dollars. Post at the bot and it launches the coin on Pons and replies with the address.
Live pairs
vs stock is the honest number. Everything else is the dollar moving.
| # | Pair | Price | Mcap | vs stock | Stock | LP |
|---|
The post is the interface
Type a command and watch the parser read it. Nothing is posted from here.
If a command is missing something it asks you, rather than guessing a ticker or a market cap on your behalf.
Pair it with
The other side of your coin. A stock prices it in shares instead of in ETH; a crypto quote makes it a normal pair. One coin, one stock.
Where it opens
Pons runs the curve, so the opening price is not ours to pick. Every coin starts in the same place and gets there by being bought.
Identity
Fixed by the contract
What actually happens
Four steps, about eight seconds, roughly $3.37 all in.
The post is parsed
A name, a ticker and which stock. Anything missing gets a question, never a default, and naming two stocks gets asked which one.
Pons deploys the coin
One call to the Pons factory. A fixed-supply ERC20, one billion, 18 decimals, no mint function.
The curve opens against the stock
The coin trades against the tokenized share from the first block. It costs zero of the stock to open, because buyers are the ones who bring it.
It replies, then it graduates
The bot replies to your post with the contract address. Once enough has been bought, Pons moves the coin into a real pool and locks the liquidity itself.
What you can pair against
Real tokenized instruments, priced live off their own pools.