Snow
Pons

Every Snowman is an ERC-6551 wallet holding a growing position in a Pons v2 pair. Creator fees become liquidity. The liquidity belongs to the NFT. Sell the NFT, and the whole balance sheet goes with it.

Browse SnowmenHow it works
Robinhood Chain · Pons v2 · ERC-6551Supply 0 / 5,000 · $0.00 held by snowmen · $0.00 lifetime fees

Fees become liquidity

Pons v2 pays creator fees in the quote asset. The Snowball controller buys the token with part of it, keeps the rest, and adds both to the pool.

Liquidity belongs to the NFT

Instead of one protocol treasury, LP is allocated to 5,000 token-bound wallets, 1,000 per pair. Each Snowman is its own compounding market maker.

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Snowballs merge

Combine two Snowmen. One survives with everything, one is burned. Supply only goes down while the survivors get bigger.

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Specimen
Snowman #13
JENSEN/NVDA · HD-10
Open wallet

#13 was minted holding about $12. Its owner has merged 9 smaller globes into it and otherwise left it alone. Every fee the pair generated was routed into its wallet, converted, and deposited as liquidity. The artwork above is drawn from these numbers, and nothing else.

Wallet contentsValueDrawn as
JENSEN token$33.51Smile, if in profit
NVDA stock token$6.05Snow on the ground
LP position$43.69How fat the belly is
Unclaimed fees$0.65Falling snow
Merges9Snowballs stacked
Generation10Coal buttons
Assets under NFT$83.89Size of the snowman
The flywheel

On most launchpads, creator fees are sell pressure with a delay. Here they are routed into a controller that buys, pairs, and deposits. The pool deepens with every trade, and the depth is owned by the Snowmen.

Read the mechanism
  1. ↓
    Pons v2Token trades against its quote asset
  2. ↓
    Creator feesPaid in the quote asset (USDG, NVDA, AAPL…)
  3. ↓
    Snowball controllerBuys the token with part, keeps the rest
  4. ↓
    Add liquidityBoth sides deposited into the pool
  5. ↓
    LP owned by NFTsPosition credited to Snowman wallets by gene
  6. ↓
    Trading feesThe deeper pool earns more per trade
  7. ↺
    CompoundBack into the controller. Repeat.
Merge

Pick two you own. The survivor's wallet receives every asset from the other, then the other is burned. Supply has gone from 5,000 to 4,217 so far.

Open the merge desk
#112$9.34
+
#641$44.30
→
#112$53.64
Strategy genes

Each globe carries a gene that decides how the controller splits its fees. The gene is fixed at mint and inherited by the survivor of a merge.

HODLERHD

Buys the token with most of every fee. Provides a little liquidity.

buy 70%LP 30%keep 0%
MMMM

Almost everything goes to the pool. Earns the most trading fees.

buy 10%LP 90%keep 0%
BOOMERBM

Keeps half of every fee as the tokenized stock. Slow, steady, dividend-like.

buy 15%LP 35%keep 50%
DEGENDG

Concentrated liquidity, compounds every block it can. Highest variance.

buy 30%LP 70%keep 0%
Robinhood Chain native

Pons v2 can launch against custom quote assets, and it pays creator fees in that asset. Pair a meme with the tokenized stock it is about, and the Snowman slowly fills with both.

PairSnowman accumulatesGlobes
JENSEN/NVDANVDA + $JENSEN + LP842
APPLE/AAPLAAPL + $APPLE + LP835
TESLA/TSLATSLA + $TESLA + LP851
HOOD/HOODHOOD + $HOOD + LP835
PONS/USDGUSDG + $PONS + LP854
Largest snowballs

All 4,217
#2629$1.84k
TESLA/TSLAMM-10 · monster
#758$1.47k
JENSEN/NVDADG-10 · monster
#4486$1.47k
PONS/USDGDG-10 · monster
#4497$1.41k
PONS/USDGMM-6 · monster
#4213$1.37k
PONS/USDGMM-7 · monster
#2571$1.25k
TESLA/TSLAMM-7 · monster
The whole collection

Each tile is painted live from that wallet's balances. Hover one to shake it. Each has its own hat, scarf, eyes, nose, arms and accessory.

Showing 240 of 4,217 · every one is animating from its own wallet
Get a Snowman.

Mint opens with each Pons v2 launch on Robinhood Chain. 1,000 globes per pair. Then never again.

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