Pons founder and lead developer Ozzy said the project does not support changing a token’s tax rate after launch, rejecting claims that Pons can adjust it post-launch. Some trading terminals are incorrectly routing orders to high-tax liquidity pools rather than the Uniswap V4 pool initialized by Pons, which has liquidity, a 0% tax rate and a 1% Hook fee. Ozzy said router configuration problems, different pool selection and attempts by malicious actors to vamp the pool can cause terminals to display higher rates. Pons has asked the affected terminals to correct the routing and display problems. A charge above 1% does not prove Pons changed its tax after launch and indicates routing to another pool unless the token deployer set a higher rate at launch. Separately, Aave launched an official MCP server that allows AI agents to access real-time protocol data and prepare on-chain transactions.