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Pons plans v2 launch on Robinhood Chain with 4.2 ETH auto-graduation

Pons plans v2 launch on Robinhood Chain with 4.2 ETH auto-graduation

The token launch platform says the upgrade will add an ETH-denominated bonding curve, remove non-developer wallet trading limits, support custom pairs tied to USDG and tokenized assets, and route creator payouts through Uniswap V4.

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Fact Check
The claim is fully corroborated by the originating primary source—the official Pons X account (@ponsdotfamily) and associate @MEADGod on 2026-07-23—and by four independent news outlets (crypto.news, Odaily, BlockBeats, cryptonews/ambcrypto). Every specific element of the claim matches: the ETH-denominated bonding curve, removal of non-developer wallet trading limits, custom pairs tied to USDG and tokenized assets, creator payouts routed through Uniswap V4, and the 4.2 ETH automatic graduation to a permanently locked full-range Uniswap V4 position. The only nuance is that this is a planned/announced upgrade pending audits with deployment expected the following week, consistent with the claim's 'plans v2 launch' framing.
Summary

Pons plans to roll out a v2 release on Robinhood Chain featuring an ETH-denominated bonding curve, the removal of trading limits for non-developer wallets, and custom trading pairs that include USDG as well as NVDA, AAPL and HOOD tokenized assets. The platform says the upgrade, scheduled for next week subject to ongoing audits, was shaped by early user feedback and follows efforts to stabilize the protocol after attacks in its first weeks. V2 will overhaul fees using Uniswap V4 pools and hooks, set default creator payouts in ETH, and let deployers opt to receive fees in other supported assets. Tokens will remain on the bonding curve until reaching 4.2 ETH, then move through an automated two-step migration into a permanently locked full-range Uniswap V4 position. Pons also plans to add a CTO feature with a three-day timelock and an optional transaction tax as Robinhood Chain launchpads compete for activity after Noxa’s exit.

Terms & Concepts
  • bonding curve: A pricing mechanism where an asset’s price changes automatically as demand rises or falls.
  • tokenized assets: Digital tokens that represent exposure to traditional financial assets or other off-chain instruments.
  • Uniswap V4 hooks: Custom smart-contract logic attached to liquidity pools to control how trades, fees or other pool functions behave.