
Every creator fee this coin earns gets claimed and poured straight back into the liquidity pool — locked forever. No payouts, no promises, no team wallet. Just a pool that rises and never drains.
Every trade pays a fee, and the creator share lands in WETH + WET inside the position pons locked at launch. The engine claims it every few minutes — every drop measured on-chain, nothing estimated.
The claim gets swapped through the pool itself until both sides sit at the exact ratio the pool needs. Nothing skimmed, nothing parked — the whole claim is shaped to pour back in.
Everything is deposited into the same locked position pons created at launch — owned by a contract with no withdrawal function. Once it's in, it never comes out. The floor only rises.
bone dry… for now. the moment $WET launches on pons, every claim, swap and lock lands here — each one a public transaction you can verify yourself.
pons locks every launch's liquidity in the PonsLaunchLocker contract. Its verified source says it plainly:
The engine deposits into that exact position through the standard Uniswap V3 position manager. Adding is permissionless; withdrawing requires owning the NFT — and the NFT lives in the locker, forever. Not us, not pons, not anyone can pull what's been poured in.
The honest caveat: claimed fees sit in the engine wallet for the seconds between claim and lock. Every cycle is public, every transaction linked — judge the track record, not the promise.