Overview
0xD09E lets you launch a Pons token whose contract address literally spells a word of your choosing. The address is found by mining CREATE2 salts in your browser, then the token is deployed through the Pons factory. Every launch and claim is a transaction your wallet asks you to approve; nothing is custodial.
Launching a token
A launch has three stages, all on the Launch page:
- Forge - set the name, ticker, description, socials, and a logo. The logo is pinned to IPFS so it lives independently of any server.
- Mine - type a word. We translate it into hexspeak (o to 0, i to 1, s to 5, and so on) and your browser grinds salts until the resulting address ends or starts with that pattern.
- Launch - once an address is found, deploy on Pons. The token ships with a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply and a WETH pool with locked liquidity.
Mining difficulty grows 16x per extra character. A 4-character pattern averages ~65k tries; keep patterns to 7 characters or fewer so mining stays fast in the browser.
Address mining & hexspeak
Ethereum addresses are hexadecimal, so only the letters a-f and digits 0-9 can appear literally. Hexspeak maps common letters onto those symbols so more words become expressible. Characters that cannot be mapped are dropped and shown to you before you mine.
Fees, creator payouts & buyback
Trading a launched token generates liquidity fees. Those fees route through the launchpad vault and are split so creators keep the vast majority:
- 100% of the token-side fees go to the creator.
- 90% of the ETH-side fees go to the creator.
- 10% of the ETH is used to buy back $D09E on the open market and burn it.
The buyback is one-directional: bought-back $D09E is sent to a burn address and removed from circulation forever. The busier the launchpad, the more $D09E is burned. Live burn totals are on the home page.
Claiming creator fees
Creator fees accrue in the vault and never expire. Visit the Claim page, connect the wallet you launched from, and claim per token. Anyone can trigger a claim, but funds always route to the token's creator and the burn - the caller cannot redirect them.
Network
The launchpad runs on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). All contracts are immutable; new versions, if any, deploy as separate addresses.
Risk
User-created tokens can be volatile, thinly traded, or worthless. Address mining does not audit or endorse any token, and a launch on 0xD09E is not a recommendation. Blockchain transactions are irreversible. See the Risk Disclaimer, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy.