Pons Launchpad Targets Robinhood Chain Growth with V2 Upgrade

The V2 release aims to rectify limitations identified during the platform’s initial weeks, including failed transactions on third-party applications. By moving to an ETH-denominated bonding curve and removing trading restrictions for standard wallets, the team intends to streamline the user experience. Developers will gain the ability to launch tokens against custom pairs, including assets like USDG, NVDA, AAPL, and HOOD, diversifying the platform beyond native ETH trading.

Financial mechanics are also seeing a significant overhaul. Creators will now receive payouts in ETH by default via Uniswap V4 hooks, a move designed to protect project founders from the volatility associated with holding their own memecoins. Furthermore, the liquidity migration process is being automated: once a token hits the 4.2 ETH threshold, liquidity is moved into a permanently locked full-range Uniswap V4 position to prevent post-graduation withdrawals.

This update arrives as the broader Robinhood Chain ecosystem matures. Recent data from FalconX highlights that the network has reached $431 million in total value locked, though roughly 80% of decentralized exchange volume remains driven by speculative memecoin trading. By balancing these memecoin mechanics with infrastructure for tokenized securities, Pons is positioning itself to capture activity following the abrupt exit of market leader Noxa. While the contracts are currently undergoing final audits, the team maintains that all features remain subject to adjustment until the official deployment.