The fee-fed raffle, explained

Every token launched through Pons earns a creator fee on trades. That fee accrues inside the token's locked liquidity position. PonsPot surfaces the creator's claimable share as a single, live-ticking pot, and wraps it in a timed raffle round. It is a read + display layer only — it launches no contracts and holds no funds.

The pot is the creator's share of the fees that have accrued but not yet been collected from the token's Uniswap-V3 position. PonsPot reads this directly from the Pons locker, splits it by the on-chain protocol/creator ratio, and displays the creator portion in WETH (plus a USD estimate).

• · The number updates continuously — it is read from live chain state, not a database.
• · When the creator claims on-chain, the collected fees leave the position and the pot resets, then begins accruing again.

Each round is a fixed time window. When a round starts, an end time is set (ends_at = now + duration) and the dashboard shows a countdown clock ticking toward it.

• · The clock is synced to the server's time, so it can't drift with your device's clock.
• · When it reaches zero, the round enters the ROUND ENDED state.

Everything shown is derived from Robinhood Chain (chainId 4663) and independently verifiable. The pot comes from the token's locker position, holder data from the chain's explorer, and price from the token's pool. Any claim is a normal on-chain transaction, signed by the creator's own wallet — PonsPot never touches private keys and never custodies assets.

PonsPot is an informational dashboard, not financial advice. Tokens are volatile and can lose all value. On-chain transactions are irreversible. Verify everything independently on the block explorer before acting, and never risk more than you can afford to lose.