Pons Strategy

About Pons Strategy

INTRODUCING $PONSTR. One machine. Fully on-chain. Nobody's hands on the wheel. Every $PONSTR trade pays a 3% creator tax, plus our share of the 1% base fee — about 3.7% of all volume, on every trade, for the life of the token. Bonding curve now, Uniswap V4 pool after graduation: the tax never stops. All of it flows, in ETH, to the PONSTR Vault — a contract, not a wallet. Only the current fee recipient can ever move the fee route. The recipient is the vault. The vault has no function to move it. Do the math. The vault swaps ETH to USDG and deposits into Lighter. Here's the part that matters: the vault itself owns the Lighter account. By Lighter's own protocol rules, withdrawals can only pay back to the vault. Worst case, a hacked bot trades badly. It can never steal. The treasury longs at 3x. The moment profit clears $50, it auto-withdraws — up to every ~40 minutes, which is Lighter's withdrawal rate limit (3 withdrawals withing 2 hours) — and buys $PONSTR straight and burns them. Not to a wallet that promises to burn. To 0xdead, in the same transaction. Volume → 3% tax → PONS long → profit → buyback → burn. Loop forever. Vault (verified): 0x702082278C71CA2Bab8d6056232E4B0f9B75C9F4. Not financial advice. PONS is a memecoin and the treasury runs leverage — drawdown and liquidation are real risks. What is not a risk: someone running off with the money. Every burn is verifiable on-chain. Don't trust us. Read the contract.