Pile value
Creator coins · Robinhood Chain
Launch a coin for any creator. Its fees buy them real stock.
Every trade of a FanStock coin sends its creator fee into a vault of tokenized NVDA, TSLA or AAPL. The vault belongs to the creator, and only they can claim it, by signing in with their X account.
Explore
The biggest piles
Every coin, ranked by how much stock its fees have bought so far. Unclaimed piles keep growing until the creator shows up.
| # | Creator | Coin | Stock mix | Pile value | 24h fees | Status |
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Launch
Start a pile for someone
Pick a creator, name the coin and choose the stock it buys. The creator doesn't need to do anything. Their pile starts filling from the first trade.
Night Owl
$OWLEvery trade of $OWL buys NVDA for @nightowl_trades.
If the coin trades this much per day
Stock added to the pile per day, at an assumed 0.7% creator fee. Real fees depend on the launchpad's rates.
Claim
Is there a pile with your name on it?
Anyone can launch a coin for you. Search your handle to see what's been building up, then prove the account is yours to move the stock into your wallet.
How claiming works
- 1Sign in with XProves you own the handle the coin was launched for.
- 2Connect a walletAny Robinhood Chain wallet. This is where your stock goes.
- 3Claim your pileFirst you link your wallet. After a short safety wait, the stock moves to it.
How it works
From a trade to a share
A fan launches the coin
They pick the creator's X handle and the stock. The coin goes live on pons with the creator's pile set as its fee recipient.
Fixed supply · liquidity locked at graduation
Every trade buys stock
When pons can pair the coin with the stock, fees arrive as that stock. Otherwise they arrive as ETH and get swapped into it. Every pile is public on-chain.
Vault balance readable on Blockscout
The creator collects
They sign in with X, connect a wallet and withdraw. Fees keep flowing to them after the first claim.
One claim unlocks future fees too
Questions
Before you launch
Does the creator have to agree?
No. Anyone can launch a coin for any public X handle. The stock sits in a vault that only the verified owner of that handle can withdraw from.
What if the creator never claims?
The pile keeps growing and stays in the vault. Nobody else can move it, including FanStock.
Is this real stock?
Piles hold Robinhood Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain. Stock Tokens track the share price, but they are tokens, not shares in a brokerage account, and they are not offered to US persons.
Who launched the coin, and do they earn anything?
The launcher's wallet is shown on every coin page. The creator fee goes to the pile, not to the launcher.
Can a coin go to zero?
Yes. Coins are memecoins and can lose all their value. Stock already in a pile stays there, but it moves with the stock price.
Why is there a wait before I can claim?
When you link a wallet, it unlocks after a safety window, usually a day. If anyone ever tried to link a different wallet to your handle, that window gives you and FanStock time to stop it.
Can I stop a coin launched for me?
Yes. Once your wallet is linked you can send a coin's future fees anywhere you like, including straight to your own wallet, or leave them going to your pile.
What does FanStock charge?
Nothing on top of the launchpad's own fees in this version.