You can now deploy liquidity pools with liquidity pools.
Robinhood Chain has 18,700 Uniswap V4 pools and most of them are forgotten. So the map has 18,700 plots. Launch a token with pool in its name, claim a plot, and your pool grows over the map as your coin grows, paying $POOLS for every holder you share.
The biggest pool.
Ranked live. Stock pools compete under their stock. Click any pool to open its profile.
Right now.
Pools claimed, wallets connected, holders joining, epochs paid.
Every pool on the map.
Search, sort, and click through. Everything here is a plot in the world.
| # | Pool | Plot | Size | Stock | Market cap ↓ | Holders | $POOLS holders | Share of LP | Loyalty | Reward share |
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Claim, don't deploy. Grow, then compound.
We never touch your token. You launch it, you own it; we put it on the map and pay it for the holders it shares with $POOLS.
Launch on Pons
Deploy a token on ponsfamily.com with pool anywhere in its name. Your wallet signs, Pons locks the liquidity. We are not in that transaction.
Pick a plot
Any free plot of the 18,700. Each plot has a fixed salt, so the token address that belongs to it is predictable before anyone signs.
Run the rulebook
Eleven named checks, every failure reported at once. Preview writes nothing; claim re-runs everything server-side and writes once.
Grow over plots
Bigger coin, bigger pool. Past $25k your pool outgrows its plot and takes the free plots around it: a 2×2 block by $250k, 3×3 by $1M, up to 5×5. Plots under your water stay claimable.
Hold and compound
The longer your holders hold, the more your pool's rewards compound. Every epoch a holder stays, their weight grows 5%. Selling resets the clock.
How a pool takes over the block.
Market cap sets the footprint. A pool that cannot get the block it wants, because a neighbour claimed first, takes the biggest block it can and keeps trying every refresh.
Same holders, same reward. Longer holders, more of it.
Your pool's share of each epoch is the tenure-weighted count of your holders who also hold $POOLS, divided by that count across every pool. Holder count on its own buys nothing.
Where it comes from.
5% on $POOLS trades
Collected by the token, routed by the treasury into the liquidity that pays the map. No new contracts to trust; the flow is visible on the explorer.
5% per epoch held
Applied by the treasury at distribution. A holder who has stayed through ten epochs counts about 1.63× a new one. Sell, and the clock resets to one.
Paid per epoch, recorded forever
Every distribution writes a snapshot of each pool's share and amount. Estimates on every profile use the current epoch budget of 1,000,000 $POOLS.
Asked before.
Do you deploy my token?
No. You launch on Pons from your own wallet. $POOLS only records a claim linking your token to a plot on the map, and only after the token clears the rulebook. There are no $POOLS contracts to approve.
Why must the name contain "pool"?
Because it is a map of pools. Whirlpool, Liverpool and Kiddie Pool all qualify. The rule is never relaxed; a pool that is not named a pool is not a pool.
What happens when my pool gets huge?
It spreads. At $25k it fills its plot; past that it reserves the block of free plots around it and the water grows across it continuously: a full 2×2 by $250k, 3×3 by $1M, 4×4 by $10M and 5×5 by $100M. Biggest pools claim ground first, so two big neighbours never overlap. Plots under your water stay free to claim, and a new claim there shrinks you around it.
What is a stock pool?
A pool named after a Robinhood stock token: TSLA Pool, Tesla Pool, NVDAPOOL. Stock pools appear on the leaderboard under their stock, so a new pool for a stock competes with the other pools for that stock. Naming a pool after a stock does not make it hold the stock.
How does compounding work?
Each epoch a holder keeps holding both your token and $POOLS, their weight in your pool's count grows by 5%. The treasury applies the weights when it distributes; the site shows the base counts. Selling either token resets that holder to one.
Can one wallet hold several pools?
Under the default open rules, yes; the wallet rule reports a warning. Under relaxed or strict enforcement it binds. The board-integrity rules and the name rule always bind.
Is any of this financial advice?
No. Nothing here is advice, an offer or a promise. Read the terms: liability is excluded completely, rewards are discretionary, and you can lose everything you put in.