SplitEarn docs
Everything about launching a coin whose trading fees pay X accounts: how it works on pons, what it costs, where every fee goes and how the accounts get paid.
Overview
SplitEarn launches coins on pons, the launchpad on Robinhood Chain, with one difference: the coin's creator fees don't go to a single wallet. They are split between up to ten X (Twitter) accounts, by shares chosen at launch, on every buy and sell, before and after the coin graduates.
The coins are ordinary pons coins: pons mints them, runs their bonding curve and moves them into a Uniswap v4 pool. SplitEarn only decides who receives the creator fees, and pays them out to the accounts when they claim.
Getting started
- 1Use a wallet that can add a custom network, such as MetaMask or Rabby (on a phone, open the site in the wallet app's browser).
- 2Tap Connect. SplitEarn runs on Robinhood Chain mainnet (chain id 4663); your wallet is asked to add and switch to it.
- 3Have some ETH on Robinhood Chain for trades, launch fees and gas. Everything on SplitEarn is paid in ETH.
Launching a coin
- 1Open Launch and give the coin a name and a ticker, plus an image, a description and links if you like.
- 2Add up to ten X accounts and set each one's share; the shares add up to 100%. Any public account works, and it doesn't need to sign up or do anything to start earning.
- 3Choose an optional creator tax from 0 to 10%: an extra cut of every trade that goes entirely to the X accounts. Most coins use 0%.
- 4Optionally make a first buy: it happens in the same transaction as the launch, before anyone else can trade, and it is exempt from the opening anti-sniping tax.
- 5Confirm in your wallet. You pay pons's launch fee (a small fee in ETH), SplitEarn's launch fee (0.00073 ETH, about $2, a separate confirmation just before the launch), your first buy if any, and gas.
Trading
Every coin starts on pons's bonding curve: a supply of 1 billion, with the price rising as people buy. Buy and sell right on the coin page; the price you see is quoted from the curve itself, and your slippage setting (2% by default) protects the trade.
For the first seconds after a launch, pons charges an anti-sniping tax on buys that falls to zero quickly; it joins the coin's fees. The creator's first buy is exempt.
When the curve has raised 4.2 ETH, the coin graduates: the curve closes and its ETH plus the reserved coins seed a Uniswap v4 pool whose liquidity is locked. Anyone can open the pool from the coin page, and trading continues there, on the same page, with the same fees going to the same accounts.
Fees
Every buy and sell pays pons's 1% fee. Here is where each part goes, read live from the contracts:
| Part | Of each trade | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| pons fee | 1%Every buy and sell, on the curve and in the pool | Every buy and sell, on the curve and in the pool |
| ↳ pons | 0.3%30% of the fee, kept by pons | 30% of the fee, kept by pons |
| ↳ creator fee | 0.7%70% of the fee, paid to the coin's SplitEarn splitter | 70% of the fee, paid to the coin's SplitEarn splitter |
| ↳ X accounts | 0.56%80% of the creator fee, by the shares set at launch | 80% of the creator fee, by the shares set at launch |
| ↳ SplitEarn | 0.14%20% of the creator fee | 20% of the creator fee |
| creator tax | 0–10%Optional, chosen at launch: 100% to the X accounts | Optional, chosen at launch: 100% to the X accounts |
Someone buys for 1 ETH on a coin with no creator tax: the trade pays 0.01 ETH in fees. 0.003 ETH goes to pons, 0.0056 ETH to the coin's X accounts and 0.0014 ETH to SplitEarn. With a 5% creator tax the accounts also get 0.05 ETH.
SplitEarn's share is fixed for each coin at launch. Apart from it and SplitEarn's small launch fee there are no other fees: SplitEarn takes nothing from the accounts' balances and nothing when they claim.
Getting paid
Fees collect in SplitEarn's vault under each account's permanent X user id. The owner of the account claims them to any wallet, whenever they like; there is no deadline.
- 1Open Claim, connect the wallet that should receive the ETH and type the X username.
- 2Post the exact one-line text the page gives you from that X account. It names your wallet in full and carries a one-time code, which proves the account is yours.
- 3Paste the post's link and claim. The latest fees are collected and everything is sent to your wallet in one transaction.
Where offered, you can sign in with X instead of posting.
Safety
- Only the owner of an X account can claim its fees: a claim needs a post from that account naming the destination wallet. Replies, quotes and reposts don't count. Never post a proof text someone else sends you: it would name their wallet.
- A coin's fees can't be redirected: the split is fixed at launch and no one, SplitEarn included, can change it.
- The only official SplitEarn token is the one shown on the home page and posted by @SplitEarn on X. Anything else is not us.
- Coins can lose all their value. Trade only what you can afford to lose; this is experimental software on a live network.