Pons Stream

$PONSTREAM is live. ca: 0x9802a9c1f7362d9274cb4a54d62552e1a7fd64f1 Live streaming built into pons.family Only the deployer wallet can open a token's channel. Every donation splits instantly: 70% streamer, 20% treasury, 10% buys $PONSTREAM and burns it. Trading fees pay the top 20 streamers every 7 days. ponstream.fun

Every burn is its own transaction, sitting on the dead address for anyone to check. Nobody has to take a screenshot and hope it's real.

Donation volume only counts toward the leaderboard while the stream window is actually open. Send ETH after the streamer closes the session and it still reaches their wallet, it just doesn't count toward rank.

Proving you're the deployer costs nothing. It's a signature, not a transaction, so going live doesn't burn gas before a single viewer shows up.

The leaderboard updates as donations come in, ranked by volume for the current epoch. Streamer can watch their own rank move in the middle of stream.

@exp_889 Already live, no mistakes: ponstream.fun

@PonsStream make a streaming platform and make no mistakes

$PONSTREAM is live. ca: 0x9802a9c1f7362d9274cb4a54d62552e1a7fd64f1 Live streaming built into pons.family Only the deployer wallet can open a token's channel. Every donation splits instantly: 70% streamer, 20% treasury, 10% buys $PONSTREAM and burns it. Trading fees pay the top 20 streamers every 7 days. ponstream.fun

Three steps to go live: deploy your token on pons.family, sign one message from that same wallet, open the stream. No form, no gas for step two, no waiting on approval.

Every token on pons.family gets a live channel by default. @PonsStream exists because streaming and trading were always two separate apps, forcing traders to trust a stranger's Twitch link instead of a page tied to the contract itself.

Donation in, buyback and burn out. Both transactions are public, check them yourself: Donation: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0xd157b3ba8… Buyback + burn: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0xc63266b8f…

Every donation splits three ways on the spot: 70% to the streamer, 20% to running costs, 10% market-buys $PONSTREAM and burns it. Supply only moves down.

DEX is paid: dexscreener.com/robinhood/0xeb…

Token also pays streamers. Creator fees from $PONSTREAM trading get claimed every epoch, swapped, and split among the top 20 streamers by donation volume that week. Trading activity funds the payouts, not a treasury handout.

Paying for DEX Screener Update on our stream: ponstream.fun/0x9802a9c1f736…

New here? Pick a token already live on pons.family, watch its stream, and send a small donation to see the split happen in real time before doing anything bigger.

Our tokens are burned: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0x4d98b3b0c…

We're live streaming right now. Pull up the channel, watch, chat and send an ETH donation if you want in on the split: ponstream.fun/0x9802a9c1f736…

A donation doesn't just move a number. It pops up on the stream itself the moment it lands, so the streamer sees it live, not after refreshing a dashboard.

Every stream session gets a new key. Close the stream and reopen it, the old key stops working. Leaked key from last week's session is worthless today.

Three limits keep the leaderboard honest. Donations from the deployer's own wallet into their own stream don't count toward the ranking metric. Any single address is capped at 15% of a stream's total volume for the week. And donations only count while the stream is actually live, checked against the contract's own open and close timestamps. None of it makes farming impossible, it just makes it cost more than it pays back, since 20% of every self-donation still lands in the treasury and 10% still burns.

What stops a streamer from donating to their own stream from a second wallet and just farming the leaderboard?