Mechanism, without mythology.

A concise map of what the software does, what it cannot yet do, and what must be true before funds move.

01

Revenue enters in stages

Pons creator fees accrue on the curve or v4 hook, are swept into Fee Escrow, become claimable, then are claimed into Reactor Treasury. A trade is not a direct treasury transfer.

02

Two Pons generations

PonsProtocolRegistry resolves versioned stacks. PONS itself is a v1 token with a Uniswap v3 venue; current Pons launches use v2 curve/v4 lifecycle mechanics.

03

Fee entitlement is explicit

Native Pons v2 core pool fees are zero and Pons fees belong to hook economics. Reactor calls revenue LP fees only when its external position owns a real fee entitlement.

04

Scores are reproducible

Volume 30, liquidity 25, holders 20, stability 15, launch history 10. Log transforms, percentiles, concentration penalties, and volume-quality heuristics bound manipulation.

05

Allocation is constrained

Ten percent reserve, 25% market cap, minimum rebalance delta, turnover limits, stale-data checks, committed plan hashes, deadlines, and duplicate-execution protection.

06

Testnet comes first

Robinhood Chain testnet is the only enabled execution target. Live Pons state is read from mainnet until official Pons testnet contracts are supplied. No mainnet deployment script is included.

SECURITY READINESS

Testnet validation is in progress.

Core contracts pass automated unit, fuzz, and invariant testing. A professional audit, published report, multisig role handoff, and explicit production authorization remain required before meaningful funding.