"Never the twain shall meet." Here they do. The same coin goes live on Solana and on Robinhood Chain seconds apart, and the holder share of fees from both chains lands in one pot, split by where the holders actually hold.
fee on every trade, taken in SOL (Meteora DBC curve, then DAMM v2 after graduation).
75% to the deployer · 5% to the holder pot · 20% to Meteora.
LP after graduation: 100% permanently locked, nobody can pull it.
Start market cap 17 SOL, graduates at 600 SOL market cap.
creator tax on every trade on the Pons V2 curve, taken in ETH, paid by Pons to the deployer wallet. Pons charges its own platform fee on top, which does not reach us.
Of what the deployer claims: 5% to the holder pot · 95% to the deployer.
LP: Pons locks the liquidity when the curve graduates. Pons rules apply.
The Solana deployer claims its Meteora fee share; the Robinhood deployer sweeps and claims its Pons creator tax. Each side sets aside its holder pot (Solana: 5% of total fees; Robinhood: 5% of the claimed tax).
The SOL pot and the ETH pot are valued at that minute's SOL/USD and ETH/USD price (CoinGecko, Kraken as backup) and added together.
Solana's share = $TWAN held by Solana holders ÷ (Solana holders + Robinhood holders). The rest goes to Robinhood. Tokens sitting in a curve, a pool, the deployer wallet or 0xdead don't count.
Solana holders get SOL, Robinhood holders get ETH, pro-rata to what they hold, sent from the deployer wallet on that chain. No bridge, no swap: if one chain is owed more than its own pot, the difference comes out of the deployer's share on that chain (at most the deployer's share of that round). Anything that can't be paid yet carries to the next round.
Same name, two tokens. $TWAN on Solana and $TWAN on Robinhood Chain are two separate tokens with 1B supply each. They are not bridged and can't be moved between chains. What they share is the holder pot.
The deployer buys first. At launch the deployer makes a small first buy on each chain (default 0.3 SOL on Solana and a tiny ETH buy on Robinhood) and may sell it at any time, including seconds after launch.
Both deployer wallets belong to the same operator as the other pads on this builder's list. They are shown above once live.
The pot is small. 5% of fees is a small number unless volume is large. Rounds below the minimum (0.02 SOL on Solana, 0.00002 ETH per holder on Robinhood) carry over instead of paying dust.
Prices are a snapshot. The dollar split uses one price read per round. If the price source is down, the round is skipped and the claimed pot waits for the next one.
Snapshots have limits. Solana holders come from the RPC; Robinhood holders from Blockscout's holder list (top 100). Contracts are excluded on Robinhood, program-owned accounts on Solana.
Every round is public. Ledgers are published at the VPS addresses this page reads: meet.json (the split), ledger.sol.json and ledger.rh.json (every payout and its transaction).
Nothing here is advice. Meme coins go to zero all the time. Only put in what you can lose.