Token
$WHOZ on Pons V2: the curve, the creator tax, the Sorter fee, where each fee goes and the launch procedure.
$WHOZ is the token an envelope buys, and its fees pay for the road. The name asks the question the product answers: whose address is this?
Contract: Launch soon. It appears here, in the header chip and on the Ledger the moment it exists.
Terms
| Term | Value |
|---|---|
| Name, ticker | HOOZ, WHOZ |
| Chain | Robinhood Chain, id 4663 |
| Launcher | Pons V2 |
| Supply | 1,000,000,000, all on the curve at launch |
| Pair | ETH |
| Curve | graduates to a Uniswap V4 pool with the Pons hook |
| Creator tax | 2 %, to the treasury |
| Team allocation | none; the launch buy is the only creator position and shows in the launch transaction |
Where the money goes
Two streams reach the treasury:
- Creator tax. 2 % of every $WHOZ trade on the curve, and later on the pool.
- Sorter fee. 0.5 % of each envelope's ETH, taken in the same transaction as the sweep.
The treasury spends them in this order: courier gas on two chains, the courier's machine, the vault for instant deliveries. Whatever is left stays in the treasury. Buybacks are a question for the community, and nothing here promises one.
Launch procedure
- Deploy the Sorter with
token = 0. The site keeps saying Launch soon. - On Pons: name HOOZ, ticker WHOZ, the site URL, the X handle, creator fee recipient = treasury, creator tax 2 %.
- Read the token address from the Pons page or the launch event.
- Call
setToken(address), setNEXT_PUBLIC_WHOZ_TOKENandNEXT_PUBLIC_HOOZ_SORTERon the site, redeploy. - Check that the Ledger reads the Sorter, then
lockToken()from the treasury.
Pons taxes buys in the launch block at 99 % for its anti-snipe window. The courier waits a few blocks before the first sweep.