pons v2 · Robinhood Chain

Someone named
a token
after you.

Its trading fees are waiting in a vault under your name. We take a fixed 10% as they arrive and put it back into the token. The rest is yours and we cannot reach it. No key, no admin button, no exception.

Find what is waiting for meLaunch a token
due.fun/c/tiktok/bassem69officiel
@bassem69officielTikTok · 3 tokens
waiting to be claimed
In the vault
0.4162ETH
In escrow0.0381
Still on the curve0.0094
Vault address0x9f2e…65a5
Who can withdrawnobody yet

Example screen. Amounts are illustrative.

Where can the fees go?

To one address, and one address only: a vault whose address is a hash of the username itself. Four platforms today, LinkedIn next.

The full answer
Xx:usernameVault open, ownership check live.
TikToktiktok:usernameVault open, ownership check live.
Instagraminstagram:usernameVault open and collecting. The ownership check is not written yet, so it cannot be claimed today.
Redditreddit:usernameVault open and collecting. The ownership check is not written yet, so it cannot be claimed today.
LinkedInsoonlinkedin:usernameNot accepted by the launcher yet, so nothing can be pointed at a LinkedIn vault today.
A fee can end up here
The vault of the username it was launched forAlways the first stop, and 90% of every fee stays there. The launcher does not get to choose this field. The contract overwrites it.
The wallet bound to that usernameOnce the creator has proven the account, they withdraw to whatever address they want.
An address the creator picks themselvesUsing redirect, future fees skip the vault and land straight on their own wallet.
Our rev share, on the way in10% of each arriving fee, taken before the rest is credited, and put back into the token. Fixed in the vault bytecode, capped at 20%, the same for every vault.
And never here
A vault balance, into our pocketOur share comes off the inflow and nothing else. There is no function that moves a balance out of a vault to Due. Not with a key, not behind a timelock.
The person who launched the tokenLaunching for a creator gives you a token. It never gives you their share of the fees.
A treasury after some expiry dateUnclaimed fees sit there forever. There is no sweep, no deadline, no forfeiture clause.

The vault address follows from the username, so it exists before anyone launches anything. You can look up your own address right now and check it on a block explorer, with an empty balance and no token attached to it yet.

The difference is one sentence.

How it usually goes

“The fees are held in a reserved wallet. On verification we export the key to you.”

Between the fee and the creator sits a private key that somebody else is holding. On that single key hangs the combined revenue of everyone who has not come forward yet. That is not a theoretical risk.

How it goes here

“The fees are held in a contract with no owner. Our cut is fixed and comes off before yours lands. Only the address bound to your account can withdraw.”

There is no key to export, because there is no key. No admin, no pause button, no upgrade. If Due disappears tomorrow, your vault is still there the day after and you empty it with a block explorer.

90%

of every creator fee is the creator's, and it is theirs the moment it lands.

0

functions that let us move a balance. Not even behind a timelock.

72h

of public waiting before a claimed username can be moved to another address.

Four steps, and three of them are not ours.

Full explanation
01

Launch

Anyone can launch a token and attach an account to it. The fee recipient is hard set to that creator's vault.

02

Build up

Every trade feeds the vault. Anyone at all may push the fees forward, because they can only travel one way.

03

Prove

The creator puts a code on their profile. We see it and sign a statement. That is all we do.

04

Withdraw

The creator submits that statement themselves and withdraws. Or cuts us out and has future fees arrive directly.

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No launches yet.

As soon as the first token is launched through Due it shows up here, read straight from the LaunchedFor events rather than from a database.

Is something waiting for you?

Search your username. You immediately see the vault address and the amount, even if you had never heard of any of this.

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