CinderFees in.
Supply out.
Launch a pons token with Cinder as its creator. Every fee the token earns buys it back on the curve or in its pool and sends it to 0x…dEaD. Keep a share in ETH if you like, set once at launch.
Three steps, every few minutes
The vault is the token's creator on pons, so creator fees are paid to it and nowhere else.
Collected
Trading fees and the creator tax pile up in the curve, or in the pons hook after graduation. The vault sweeps them and claims them from pons' FeeEscrow.
Bought back
Your chosen share buys the token: on the bonding curve while it is there, in its Uniswap v4 pool after it graduates.
Sent to 0x…dEaD
Every token bought goes straight to the dead address. The vault keeps nothing between burns.
Every Cinder token
Live from the vaults: what each one has collected, spent on buybacks and burned.
| Token | Burn share | Fees collected | Spent on buybacks | Burned | Waiting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Cinder tokens yet. The first launch appears here. | |||||
What a vault can and cannot do
There is no function that sends the vault's ETH or tokens anywhere except the buyback, the burn address, your share and the keeper's tip.
The share that burns, from 0 to 100%, is written once when the token launches and never changes.
Burns are started by the keeper or by you. Nobody else can trigger a buyback after pumping the price.
Each buyback must return at least the amount the keeper simulated minus 5%, or it reverts.
0.5% of each burn pays the keeper's gas, capped at 1% by the factory. Burns you start pay no tip.
Each launch gets its own vault, so fees from different tokens never mix.
Questions
Can I add Cinder to a token I already launched?
No. pons pays creator fees to the creator address chosen at launch, so the vault has to be that creator from the start. Cinder launches the token for you with the vault set as creator.
How often does it burn?
The keeper checks every vault each minute and burns when at least 0.002 ETH is waiting, at most once every ten minutes per token, so buys are fewer and bigger.
What happens after graduation?
The vault switches to the token's Uniswap v4 pool with the pons hook. Fees are swept from the hook and the buyback swaps in that pool.
Where does my share go?
If you set the burn share under 100%, the rest of each fee batch is sent to the wallet that launched the token, in ETH, in the same transaction.
Audited?
No. The contracts are short and tested on a fork of Robinhood Chain against the real pons contracts and a real graduated pool. Unaudited software.