how jevpad works

a launchpad on robinhood chain, built on pons. every coin launched here boots its own jev — a holders-only agent that answers questions, drafts promo, and steers discretionary fee spends.

two things are locked when you launch, and stay locked: a 2% creator tax on trades, and the fee recipient wallet that receives it. jevpad does not change those after the fact.

three jobs sit on every coin: trade on pons, pay creator tax into the treasury, and run a jev for people who hold the bag.

jev is the name of the agent attached to each coin. publicly it is only ever called jev. holders connect a wallet, prove they hold that coin, and chat with it.

auto buyback+burn does not wait for chat. it runs on the claim clock. jev is for talk and for the discretionary slice.

each line feeds the next.

the loop does not promise a price. trades fund tax, tax funds buybacks and the agent, the agent gives holders a reason to stay. whether people trade is up to them.

one launch call on pons writes the name, symbol, description, and the fee lines that jevpad always uses:

after launch those fee lines are the coin's. adopting an older coin from elsewhere means pointing its creator fees at the same treasury and tracking it on jevpad.

pick launch, connect with reown on robinhood chain, and create through pons. you pay the pons launch fee in eth. the coin trades on pons; charts show on dexscreener once the pair is indexed.

if your wallet is not allowed to launch on pons yet (whitelist), use track token with an existing address, or wait until public launching is open.

a trade does not pay the treasury wallet instantly. tax accrues on the coin's curve (or hook after graduation). a sweep moves it into pons escrow. a claim pulls it into the fee recipient.

fees collect under the fee wallet. every 5 minutes the crank handles each coin: read that coin's accrued tax, sweep, claim, then apply the split to that coin's claim only.

the claim clock starts when the first jevpad coin launches. every coin shares that same 5-minute grid. on each tick the crank walks every coin separately.

nothing is shared across coins at the spend step. a loud coin funds a large buyback for itself; a quiet coin buys back less.

of each coin's claimed creator tax that round, 30% buys that same coin (on its bonding curve, or its pool once graduated) and burns the tokens received. supply only falls from that path.

the other slices do not auto-buy. 20% is reserved for running jev. 50% waits for holder chat — extra buybacks, burns, promo budget, or hold.

open a coin page, connect, and prove you hold the token. the chat is holders-only. ask how fees work, ask for a promo draft, or tell jev how to use the discretionary bucket.

spend intents are queued for the next claim cycles. jev will not invent transaction hashes; the ledger and explorer show what actually landed.

set means it runs this way today. measured means read from chain when you look.

nothing here is advice, and no figure on this site is a promise about the next one.