Airbag launches normal Pons coins with no insider wallets, a locked creator bag, and cashback for the buyers who lose.
Zero snipe-tax exemptions · creator bag locked for 30 days · 40% of fees to the cashback pot
Not a badge or a pinky swear. Each one is enforced by code that anyone can read on Blockscout.
Pons lets a creator exempt up to 32 wallets from the launch snipe tax. That is how the big rugs got 80% of the supply before anyone else could buy. Airbag passes an empty list, every launch.
If the creator buys at launch, the tokens go straight into a lock. Nothing moves for 7 days, then it releases evenly over the next 23. The creator never holds an unlocked launch bag.
Every coin has its own cashback pot, filled by its own trading fees. Sell at a loss after holding for 12 hours and 25% of that loss comes back to you, up to a weekly cap.
A coin launched here pays the normal Pons trading fee plus a 1% creator tax. Airbag only decides where the creator's stream goes, and it is split on-chain the moment it is collected.
Pons keeps 0.3% of volume as its own protocol fee, exactly as on any Pons launch. Snipers' tax lands in the same stream, so a sniped launch feeds its own pot.
Your coin is a normal Pons V2 coin. The bonding curve, graduation into Uniswap and all trading stay on Pons. Airbag only changes two things: how the coin is launched, and where the creator fee goes.
No. Your coin is created by the official Pons V2 factory and trades on Pons like any other. Airbag is a thin layer in front of it that launches with no exemptions, locks the creator's bag, and routes the creator fee into a split.
From the coin's own trading fees. 40% of the creator fee stream goes into that coin's pot. A coin that is not traded has an empty pot and pays nothing; the pot can never pay more than it holds.
Every buy opens a lot: how many tokens, what they cost, when. Sells consume the oldest lots first. The loss is what those tokens cost minus what they fetched, after all fees. Only lots held at least 12 hours count, so a quick flip earns nothing.
Not the usual way. There are no insider wallets at launch and the launch bag is locked. A creator can still buy later from another wallet and sell, like anyone else, and a coin can still go to zero. Airbag softens losses; it does not remove them.
Airbag's engine reads every trade from the chain and signs each buyer's running total. The contract only pays the difference between that total and what you already received, never more than the coin's pot, and never more than the daily cap. The rules are public in the docs.
Pons's launch fee (0.0005 ETH) plus Airbag's launch fee (0.0005 ETH), plus whatever you choose to buy of your own coin. Network gas is extra and is tiny on Robinhood Chain.