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How $P10 works

Hold $P10, get paid in the ten largest pons tokens. Equal weight. In kind. Every epoch. No claim step.

The idea

Every trade of $P10 on ponsfamily.com pays a tax fee. That fee accumulates inside pons’s fee escrow with the P10 distributor as the recipient. Each epoch, the distributor:

  1. Pulls the accumulated fees out of pons’s escrow.
  2. Buys ten pons tokens equal-weight, using the 0x Protocol Settler for routing.
  3. Airdrops those tokens pro-rata to every $P10 holder, in kind. No claim, no gas from you.

The basket

Ten seats, ten percent each, frozen at deploy. Currently:

  1. $PONS · Pons
  2. $HMM · Thinking Cat
  3. $DELTA · Delta
  4. $YOLO
  5. $MOTION · Motion
  6. $BRODIE · Robinhood Dog
  7. $website · this is not a website
  8. $INJOH · Sinjoh
  9. $wire · wire bot
  10. $PONGO

Epochs

An epoch runs roughly every 2 hours. The keeper waits for the pot to accumulate meaningful WETH from tax fees, then fires one transaction that buys all ten legs at once and starts the airdrop. Low-volume days can stretch the interval; high-volume days still respect the 2-hour floor so gas and slippage stay reasonable.

Practically: expect around 12 epochs per day at steady volume, more or less depending on trading. Watch the Live section on the home page for the exact cadence.

Who receives the drop

Every $P10 holder that is a plain wallet (EOA). Smart contracts are excluded by design, including:

This means every drop goes to the community rather than being absorbed by pool inventory. If you want to receive drops, hold in an EOA (a normal wallet like Metamask/Rabby/Ledger). Multisigs and custody contracts will not receive drops.

Contracts

Distributor

0x312bd70e474b34461be808586e1009d646b291ee

Verified on Blockscout. Owner and keeper start on the same wallet; the keeper is rotatable. Basket is frozen at deploy time and cannot be changed.

Chain

Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663).

Swap targets (allowlisted)

Trust model

The keeper is trusted to build good swap routes and to compute honest holder snapshots. The contract enforces the boundary: distributed tokens can never exceed the epoch pot, so the worst case is under-distribution, never double-pay.