mention.meme
On Pons · Robinhood Chain
Every post on X that says $MENTION, or tags @mentiondotmeme, fires a buyback and burn. It is paid for out of the fees the coin already earned. Every buy is sent by the deployer wallet, and that wallet has no way to sell.
Every number here is read straight off the contract. Open the math under any amount to see exactly how it was worked out.
Waiting for the engine to come online.
Every trade pays a 4% creator tax, plus Pons' own 1% pool fee. It starts from the very first buy, long before the coin graduates to a pool. All 4% goes to a contract. None of it goes to a person, and there is no split, no team cut and no treasury.
Someone posts $MENTION, tags
@mentiondotmeme, or drops the contract address. A watcher
sees it within seconds and pokes the contract. Anyone can do this, and
it costs the poster nothing.
The buy is sent from the deployer wallet, so the chart reads it as a dev buy. Every token it receives goes straight to the burn address. The wallet never holds the tokens and cannot touch the ETH. It is a dev wallet that can only buy.
Spending fees the moment they land would waste them on buys too small to see. So half of every ETH earned is spent as it comes in, and half is saved. When the savings reach 1 ETH, the engine spends 0.75 ETH in one order, drops to 0.25, and starts climbing again.
That last number is fixed by the formula, not a hope:
income per candle = (cap - rest) / (1 - take). The engine
exposes it as cycleIncome(), so it can be read off the
contract rather than taken on our word.
Posting more often does not get you more. The contract decides the amount from fees it actually earned, so a thousand mentions in an hour buy exactly what one would. They only bring the schedule forward. Buys under 0.002 ETH are not made at all. That money is saved toward the next candle instead, which is what stops anyone poking the engine into a dribble that never reaches the cap.
The wallet that sends the buys never receives the tokens. They go from the pool to the burn address inside the same transaction. The ETH behind them sits in a contract with no withdraw function, not for us and not for anyone. The only way out is the market. We audited it to make sure a second way out did not exist.
The pool is read from the Pons factory and checked on-chain. An earlier design let the owner point the buy at any contract they liked. That was a rug vector, so we deleted it.
It can be raised and never lowered. The reserve that keeps the engine running cannot be drained by whoever holds the keys.
It refunds its own gas out of the buy, capped so that running it is never profitable. Nobody has to fund it, and nobody can farm it.
The engine behind $MENTION is not special to $MENTION. It is a contract that collects a coin's fees and turns mentions into buybacks, and it works for any coin launched on Pons. We are opening it up so anyone can launch one from here, with the same rules and the same live tracker.
Launch on Pons through this page. Your coin gets its own engine and its own page on this site, with the same math and the same public record of every buy.
You decide how much of your fees go to the engine and how much go to you. All of it, none of it, or anywhere in between. Whatever you choose is written into the contract and shown on your coin's page.
Same watcher, same triggers. Someone posts your ticker, your coin buys and burns out of fees it already earned. Nobody has to run anything.
One payment and nothing else. It covers Pons' fee, the gas to deploy your engine, and the small float your engine spends on gas later. We never take a cut of what you raise, only the fee share you pick, and that share is written into the contract at launch where you can check it.
Launching on Pons, Robinhood Chain.
not yet launched