Overview
Snow Pons turns a Pons v2 launch into a collection of NFTs that make markets for the pair and keep what they earn.

What a Snowman is
Each Snowman is an ERC-721 token with its own ERC-6551 wallet. The wallet holds the launch token, the quote asset (USDG or a tokenized stock), an LP position in the pair, and any fees not yet claimed. The artwork is drawn from those balances, so a Snowman looks like what it owns.
| Wallet line | Drawn as |
|---|---|
| assets under NFT | overall size |
| merges | snowballs stacked |
| LP share | belly width |
| quote reserve | snow on the ground |
| unclaimed fees | snowfall |
| generation | coal buttons |
| P&L | smile or frown |
| gene | hat |
Transfer the NFT and the wallet goes with it. There is no redeem step. Merge two Snowmen and one survives with everything, the other is burned. Supply only goes down.
The loop
- 01Pons v2The token trades against its quote asset
- 02Creator feesPaid in the quote asset, pulled by anyone
- 03ControllerSplits by gene, buys, pairs, deposits
- 04Snowman walletsCredited pro-rata inside each gene
- 05Deeper poolMore fees per trade, compounding
Fees never leave the system. Instead of sell pressure, every trade deepens liquidity that the holders own.
Why Robinhood Chain
Pons v2 launches against custom quote assets on Robinhood Chain, including tokenized stocks, and pays creator fees in that asset. That is what makes a pair like $JENSEN/NVDA possible: a wallet that slowly fills with both the meme and the stock it is about. The ERC-6551 registry, proxy, implementation and guardian are already deployed on the chain.
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