What a token bundler does on the Pons launchpad
A token bundler coordinates a launch and its first buys so that the team's wallets, not outside bots, hold the opening supply. On Solana that usually means block-builder bundles; on Pons, the Robinhood Chain launchpad, the mechanism is on-chain. The Pons V2 factory accepts a list of snipe-tax-exempt addresses at launch, and the official launch-and-buy router lets the creator buy inside the deployment transaction itself.
The Pons Bundler is Alchemii's non-custodial front end for that pattern. It deploys the token through the official router with your dev buy attached, registers up to 20 declared wallets on the exemption list, and then has each of those wallets sign its own opening buy in your browser the moment the launch confirms. Private keys are parsed locally and never sent to Alchemii.
Pons Bundler cost breakdown
Every figure below is read from the live Pons factory immediately before you sign; the protocol values quoted here were observed on 2026-08-29 and can change if Pons updates its launch config.
| Item | Amount | Who receives it |
|---|---|---|
| Pons launch fee | 0.0005 ETH (live value shown in the form) | Pons protocol |
| Alchemii bundler fee | 0.004 ETH, only when a dev buy or sniper wallets are bundled | Alchemii |
| Plain launch with no bundle | No Alchemii fee | — |
| Dev buy | The ETH amount you choose; it buys tokens on the curve | Bonding curve (your tokens) |
| Sniper wallet buys | Each wallet's own ETH plus its own gas | Bonding curve (that wallet's tokens) |
| Pons curve trade fee | 1% of each buy, like any other buyer | Pons protocol |
| Robinhood Chain gas | Quoted by your wallet per transaction | Network |
Fund the launch wallet with the launch fee, the dev buy, the bundler fee and gas before you start; the form shows the total it will request. If the wallet is empty, the Robinhood Chain Bridge brings ETH in from other chains.
Pons Bundler vs Bundle Buy, Bundle Sell and Volume Bot
The Pons Zone groups five tools for the same launchpad. The Bundler is the one you use at launch; the others act on tokens that already exist.
| Tool | When to use it | Wallets | Alchemii fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pons Bundler | Launching a new token with a dev buy and coordinated opening buys | Your wallet plus up to 20 snipers | 0.004 ETH when bundling |
| Bundle Buy | Buying an existing Pons token from many wallets at once | Up to 25 | 0.008 ETH |
| Bundle Sell | Selling a chosen percentage from every wallet in one action | Up to 25 | 0.008 ETH |
| Pons Volume Bot | Generating real curve volume and fresh maker wallets over time | Server-run sub-wallets; deposit swept back | Shown on the job form |
| Pons Creator Fees | Inspecting and claiming the creator tax escrow on your token | Creator wallet | None |
Snipe tax, graduation and locked liquidity on Pons
Pons V2 starts every token on an ETH bonding curve with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. In the first seconds after launch a snipe tax starting near 99% and decaying to zero over about three seconds makes outside sniping mostly unprofitable; wallets declared at launch are exempt, which is exactly what the Bundler registers. Once the curve holds 4.2 ETH of real reserves the token graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool whose liquidity the Pons contracts lock permanently.
Graduation is rare: Alchemii's 2026-08-29 sample found 2 of 270 launches had graduated. The Pons launchpad explainer covers the curve maths, the creator tax and those odds in depth. If you want a token with your own supply, decimals and a Uniswap pool you control instead, the Robinhood Chain Token Creator is the other launch path.
How to launch a bundled token on Pons in 6 steps
The Pons Bundler runs the official Pons launch-and-buy router from your browser. Your dev buy executes inside the launch transaction, and each declared sniper wallet signs its own opening buy locally.
- Fund your launch wallet — You need ETH on Robinhood Chain for the Pons launch fee, your dev buy, the 0.004 ETH bundler fee and gas. Bridge ETH in with the Robinhood Chain Bridge if the wallet is empty.
- Connect and switch to Robinhood Chain — Connect MetaMask or another EVM wallet. The page prompts a switch to Robinhood Chain mainnet (chain ID 4663) before anything is built.
- Enter the token — Set the name, symbol, image and description. Pons fixes the supply at 1,000,000,000 tokens and starts every token on an ETH bonding curve, so there is no supply or decimals field to tune.
- Set the dev buy — Enter the ETH your connected wallet should spend inside the launch transaction. Because launch and buy are one atomic call, no block gap exists in which someone else can trade first.
- Add sniper wallets — Paste up to 20 private keys with a buy amount each. Keys are parsed in your browser and used only to sign that wallet's opening buy; they are never sent to Alchemii. Use fresh wallets funded with just the buy amount plus gas.
- Review the economics digest and sign — The launch fee, snipe-tax schedule and graduation threshold are re-read from the factory immediately before signing. Approve the transaction; once the launch confirms, the sniper wallets fire their untaxed opening buys.
Related Pons and Robinhood Chain tools
- Pons Bundle Buy: buy an existing Pons token from up to 25 wallets
- Pons Bundle Sell: exit across up to 25 wallets at once
- Pons Volume Bot: real trading volume and maker wallets
- Claim Pons creator fees
- Bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain
- Robinhood Chain Token Creator (fixed-supply ERC-20 with your own Uniswap pool)
- Pons launchpad explained: bonding curve, fees and graduation odds
- What is Robinhood Chain?
- How to bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain
Pons Bundler FAQ
What is the Pons Bundler?
It launches a token on Pons, the Robinhood Chain launchpad, and executes coordinated opening buys in the same launch window. Your connected wallet's dev buy runs atomically inside the launch transaction, and up to 20 declared sniper wallets are exempted from the launch snipe tax so their opening buys clear untaxed.
What is the launch snipe tax?
Pons applies a tax that starts near 99% in the launch second and decays to zero over the first few seconds, so outside bots that snipe a fresh launch mostly pay fees instead of buying tokens. Wallets you declare at launch are exempt, which is the sanctioned way for a team to coordinate its own opening buys.
How does the dev buy stay ahead of the public?
The dev buy runs through the official Pons launch-and-buy router, which deploys the token and buys in one atomic transaction. There is no block gap in which someone else can trade first, and the buy is exempt from the snipe tax because it is part of the launch itself.
Are my sniper wallet keys safe?
The private keys you paste are parsed in your browser and used only to sign that wallet's opening buy. They are never sent to Alchemii and never leave the page. For extra caution, use fresh wallets funded with just the buy amount plus gas, and sweep the tokens out afterwards.
What does the Bundler cost?
The official Pons launch fee plus Robinhood Chain gas. When you bundle a dev buy or sniper wallets, Alchemii adds a flat 0.004 ETH service fee; a plain launch with no bundle has no Alchemii fee. Curve buys also pay the Pons trade fee like any other buyer, and each sniper wallet pays its own gas.
Is the Pons Bundler the same as the Pons launchpad?
No. Pons is the launchpad protocol on Robinhood Chain: its factory deploys the token and bonding curve, sets the launch fee and applies the snipe tax. The Pons Bundler is Alchemii's non-custodial front end for one launch pattern on that protocol: it calls the official launch-and-buy router so your dev buy lands in the deployment transaction, and it registers your declared wallets on the on-chain exemption list so their opening buys clear untaxed.
How many wallets can the Pons Bundler exempt from the snipe tax?
The Pons V2 factory accepts up to 32 snipe-tax exemptions per launch. The Bundler exposes 20 sniper wallets plus your connected wallet's dev buy, which covers the coordinated-launch use case while staying below the contract limit. Each sniper wallet signs its own opening buy in your browser, so every wallet needs its own ETH for the buy amount and gas.