PONSTRO
A floor of monsters in suits working the night shift, coins of $PONS rising from their desks.
SHIFT IN PROGRESS1,000 MONSTERSROBINHOOD CHAIN

HIRE A PONSTRO.
IT EARNS YOU
$PONS.

1,000 pixel monsters in suits, working the night shift on Robinhood Chain. Every $PONSTRO trade pays a fee, a third of it buys $PONS, and that goes straight out to the monsters by weight. Feed yours and it works harder — one more share a day, up to 10× the rate.

HIRE A PONSTROHOW IT WORKS

WHAT YOU JUST WATCHED. Every desk on the clock is turning the same fee into $PONS — that is the coin coming off each one. The desk that stopped feeding earns none, and because weight is the denominator, the share it stopped earning went straight into the canister of the one that turned up. Nothing was destroyed and nobody claimed it. It changed hands.

  • INTERN
    0.01xWEIGHT 100

    Hired, never fed. Earning a hundredth of a share already, and one feed puts it on the ladder.

  • ON THE CLOCK
    1.00x – 10.00xWEIGHT 10,000 × STREAK

    Fed inside the window, every window. One more share per day, up to 10 times the rate.

  • QUIET QUITTING
    0.10xWEIGHT 1,000

    Missed a window, so it is down a level. Feed it and it climbs again — the floor is 0.10x, not zero.

THE COLLECTION

1,000 of them, and the art is the game state

Every monster is drawn from its token id — no image files, no server, no reveal. Feed it and it changes. Stop feeding it and it changes again, and anyone looking at it can tell.

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Ponstro #37, tangerine monster in a suit — Intern
#37COMMON
INTERN
Ponstro #216, grape monster in a suit — On the clock
#216COMMON
ON THE CLOCK
Ponstro #395, ash monster in a suit — Quiet quitting
#395COMMON
QUIET QUITTING
Ponstro #574, ash monster in a suit — Intern
#574COMMON
INTERN
Ponstro #753, grape monster in a suit — On the clock
#753UNCOMMON
ON THE CLOCK
Ponstro #932, coolant monster in a suit — Quiet quitting
#932RARE
QUIET QUITTING
Ponstro #111, swamp monster in a suit — Intern
#111COMMON
INTERN
Ponstro #290, coolant monster in a suit — On the clock
#290COMMON
ON THE CLOCK
Ponstro #469, coolant monster in a suit — Quiet quitting
#469COMMON
QUIET QUITTING
Ponstro #648, grape monster in a suit — Intern
#648MYTHIC
INTERN
Ponstro #827, grape monster in a suit — On the clock
#827COMMON
ON THE CLOCK
Ponstro #6, grape monster in a suit — Quiet quitting
#6COMMON
QUIET QUITTING
Ponstro #310, tangerine monster in a suit — Quiet quitting
#310UNCOMMON
QUIET QUITTING
Ponstro #489, coolant monster in a suit — Intern
#489UNCOMMON
INTERN
Ponstro #668, tangerine monster in a suit — On the clock
#668COMMON
ON THE CLOCK
Ponstro #847, ochre monster in a suit — Quiet quitting
#847RARE
QUIET QUITTING
Ponstro #26, swamp monster in a suit — Intern
#26COMMON
INTERN
Ponstro #205, grape monster in a suit — On the clock
#205COMMON
ON THE CLOCK
Ponstro #384, ochre monster in a suit — Quiet quitting
#384COMMON
QUIET QUITTING
Ponstro #563, ochre monster in a suit — Intern
#563EPIC
INTERN
Ponstro #742, ash monster in a suit — On the clock
#742COMMON
ON THE CLOCK
Ponstro #921, swamp monster in a suit — Quiet quitting
#921COMMON
QUIET QUITTING
Ponstro #100, tangerine monster in a suit — Intern
#100COMMON
INTERN
Ponstro #279, ochre monster in a suit — On the clock
#279RARE
ON THE CLOCK

INTERN · 0.01xNever fed. Earns 0.01x and does not know it.

ON THE CLOCK · 1.00x – 10.00xOn a streak. Worth one whole share per day it has kept it up.

QUIET QUITTING · 0.10xHas eaten before, but the streak is gone. Down to 0.10x.

THE FLYWHEEL

Where the $PONS comes from

WHERE THE $PONS COMES FROM
Every $PONSTRO fee, split three equal ways: rewards, burn, liquidityThree things feed one machine. Every $PONSTRO trade pays 3.00% in ETH, and what reaches the Ponstro fee router is split into three equal parts. 33.34% buys $PONS on a Uniswap V3 pool and deposits it in the vault, where it is split by weight and claimed by whoever owns the Ponstro. 33.33% buys $PONSTRO on the open market and sends it to 0x…dEaD, a dead end with no outgoing arrow. 33.33% becomes liquidity: half of it buys $PONSTRO, half stays ETH, the pair mints a full-range LP position, and that position is credited pro-rata to the overtime crew — the people on Work Overtime, who own it outright. Two more paths reach 0x…dEaD without passing through the router at all: feeding a Ponstro burns the $PONSTRO you feed it, and a resale on our own marketplace burns 5% of the sale, in a contract that is not built yet.$PONSTRO YOU FEDBURNED ON THE SPOT5% OF EVERY SALEBURNED ON SETTLEMENTEVERY BUY, EVERY SELLETH FROM EVERY SWAPETH TO BUY $PONSETH TO BUY IT BACKETH FOR THE POSITION$PONS INTO THE VAULT$PONSTRO, BOUGHT BACKA NEW LP POSITIONSPLIT PRO-RATAYOU FEED A PONSTROone level a day, up to 10.00xBURNED, NOT STAKED$PONSTRO IS TRADEDevery buy and every sell, all dayNO TRADES, NO FUELA PONSTRO IS RESOLDon our marketplaceEVERY TRADE PAYS 3.00%in ETH, charged on the swapPONSTRO FEE ROUTERevery ETH it holds, split in three33.34% → BUYS $PONSUniswap V3, WETH → PONSPAID OUT BY WEIGHT33.33% → BUYS $PONSTROon the open market, like anyoneAND DESTROYS IT33.33% → NEW LIQUIDITYhalf buys $PONSTRO, half stays ETHMINTS A FULL-RANGE LPTHE $PONS VAULTyour share, claimable any hourWEIGHT IS THE STREAKTHE OVERTIME CREWthe position is theirs to keepWORK OVERTIME FARMS THIS0x…dEaDsupply falls · nothing mints it backNO WAY OUT OF THIS BOX
Three equal legs. $PONS is bought, never minted.
WEIGHT

Feed it and it earns

Feed a monster once and it takes a share of the $PONS payroll. Feed it ten days running and it takes ten times that share. It is the same ladder for everybody, and the only thing between the bottom of it and the top is showing up.

SPEC-V2 §3 · EVERY VALUE A COMPILED CONSTANT

THE LADDER

The weight ladder: twelve rungs, each with the multiplier the contract pays at.
RUNGRelative sizeEARNS
NOT WORKING
NEVER FED0.01x
STARVING0.10x
ON THE CLOCK — ONE LEVEL PER DAY FED, UP TO 10
DAY 11.00x
DAY 22.00x
DAY 33.00x
DAY 44.00x
DAY 55.00x
DAY 66.00x
DAY 77.00x
DAY 88.00x
DAY 99.00x
DAY 1010.00x

One feed inside the 24h window is one level up — another whole share of the payroll — to a ceiling of 10. Miss a window and it comes down one level at a time, to a floor of 0.10x. A monster on the floor is starving, not finished: one feed puts it straight back on the ladder.

Fewer monsters fed, bigger slice each

A MODEL, NOT A READ
THE POT THIS CYCLE1,000 $PONSA round number so the fractions have something to divide. In production it is whatever leg 1 of the swap fee — 33.34% of what the router collects — actually managed to buy that cycle. Not a forecast.
211/ 1,000
5.00xDAY 5 / 10
YOUR SHARE
0.441%50,000 ÷ 11,339,000 total weight
YOUR CUT
4.41$PONSof the 1,000 $PONS above
AT THIS SETTING
0.441%
IF ALL 1,000 FED
0.100%

SQUARE-ROOT SCALE · FULL WIDTH = 10% OF THE POT

211 of 1,000 monsters fed, your streak at day 5. Your share is 0.441%, which is 4.41 $PONS out of a 1,000 $PONS pot.

That is 4.4× the slice you would hold if every monster were fed. Nobody minted the difference and nobody handed it to you: the monsters that stopped eating fell out of the denominator, and a smaller denominator is a bigger slice for everyone still in it. Drag the top slider back toward 1,000 and it goes away again just as quietly.

The model: every fed monster is on your rung, and every monster that is not fed is starving at 0.10x. That makes the denominator bigger and your share smaller — it errs against us on purpose. Nothing on this panel is a chain read.

FEEDING TIME

ONE BOWL, ONE LEVEL

A Ponstro in a suit at a dark desk, being handed a bowl of glowing pink coins by another suited hand.

A feed burns $PONSTRO. The monster goes up a level, and the ladder does the rest.

LIVEREAD FROM THE CHAIN

Read from the chain, not from us

A dash means the number could not be read right now. It never means zero — those are different claims and we will not merge them.

POLLING
MINTEDMonsters hired, out of the 1,000 that will ever exist.mintedCount() / MAX_SUPPLY()
ON THE LADDERHave eaten at least once, so they sit above the 0.01x rung. Starving ones are still counted here.fedCount()
BEHIND THE CLOCKThe weight these are about to give up goes to the monsters that showed up. Anyone at all can settle them and take the bounty for doing it.pokeable(0, n) · scan could not be read
$PONS IN THE VAULTCredited to monsters, not yet claimed by their owners. It travels with the NFT.rewardReserve()
$PONSTRO BURNEDFed and bought back. Sent to 0x…dEaD, never to a treasury.balanceOf(0x…dEaD)
A FEED COSTSPer monster, per feed, burned on the spot. Timelocked and bounded — it cannot be walked to zero.feedCost()
BURN RATEUpper bound: every monster on the ladder eating once today, against circulating supply. Feed burns only — the buyback leg burns more on top.feedCost() × fedCount() ÷ (totalSupply() − burned)
UNBANKED $PONSArrived from the last harvest, not yet folded into the accumulator. Every monster's pending figure understates by its share of this.unnotifiedReward()
LIQUIDITY MINTEDWhat leg 3 has minted over all time as real full-range positions. Cumulative — it does not fall when a farmer leaves with theirs.totalLiquidityMinted()
ON OVERTIME NOWLocked by the crew right now, and the denominator of anyone's share of the leg. More locked means a thinner slice each.overtimeCrewTotal().liquidity
THE CREWWallets on Work Overtime right now. Zero is a real answer and means the whole leg is going to whoever clocks in next.overtimeCrewTotal().crewSize
LEG 3 IS PAYINGWhat the whole crew is being paid per hour, right now, split by what each has locked. It moves with swap volume and with who is in — it is not annualised and it is not a term.overtimeRatePerHour()
HOW IT WORKS

Six steps, and two of them are not yours

  1. YOU

    MINT A PONSTRO

    1,000 on Robinhood Chain, $10 in ETH. That is the whole cost of a desk on the floor, and no more are ever minted.

  2. YOU

    FEED IT $PONSTRO, DAILY

    Feed it once a window and it gains a level — one more share of everything the vault pays, up to 10 levels and 10.00x. Miss a window and it gives a level back. Burned, not staked.

  3. NOT YOU

    A KEEPER HARVESTS

    Somebody else calls harvest, the fees buy $PONS, and it lands in the vault split by weight. It pays them to do it, so it happens without you — which also means you cannot make it happen sooner.

  4. NOT YOU

    ANYONE CAN SETTLE A LAPSE

    Weight the clock already took stays on the books until somebody calls poke, and settling it makes every fed Ponstro's share bigger. Whoever calls it keeps a bounty out of what frees — yours included, if yours is the one that lapsed. It cannot touch your $PONS, and it does nothing at all to a Ponstro that ate today.

  5. YOU

    CLAIM YOUR $PONS

    Take what your Ponstro has collected, any hour, with no unlock and no waiting period.

  6. YOU

    OR WORK OVERTIME

    Skip payday and it works the extra hours instead: one transaction turns your pending $PONS into a $PONSTRO/ETH position, locked for a 6h minimum shift and earning a share of every position the liquidity leg mints — the whole of the pay, since this pool passes no swap fees to its providers. Clock Out and it is yours, principal included; a liquidity position, so its value moves with the pair, not with either side alone.

Feed your Ponstro, or someone else eats its lunch.

GET A MONSTER · $10 IN ETHSEE WHO IS EATING

Rewards accrue to the token, not to the wallet — sell a monster and you sell its unclaimed $PONS with it, so claim before you list. Feeding burns $PONSTRO and is not a deposit: there is no withdrawal because there was never a balance. Nothing on this page is financial advice, a projection, or a promise of any return. A monster at the top of the ladder holds 10 times the weight of one on its first day, and 10 times a share of nothing is still nothing.