One coin.Four chains.One buyer.

Sign once on Robinhood Chain. Anypad launches the same coin on PONS, pump.fun, Flap and Clanker. Every fee the coin earns buys it back on whichever of the four markets is cheapest, then burns what it bought.

Launch a coin How a lift works

Coins launched–

Lifts made–

ETH spent lifting–

Cost to launch–

The difference

Fees only ever buy

A coin on four chains has four prices, and the usual answer is a market maker that sells the expensive one and buys the cheap one. Anypad drops the selling. Every venue's fees pool into one vault per coin, and the vault has exactly one move.

It never sells

There is no sell function in the vault. Money leaves it in a buy or not at all, so no market ever sees the coin's own fees come back as supply.

Always the cheapest market

Each lift reads the four market caps and buys on the lowest one. The weakest market is always the one being lifted, so the four prices close from below.

Burned, not held

What a lift buys goes straight to the burn address on that chain. The vault holds ETH and nothing else, so there is never an inventory to dump.

How a lift works

Four steps, one every ten minutes

Fees land in the coin's own vault

Each coin gets its own vault on Robinhood Chain at launch. It is the PONS fee recipient, so that coin's fees, and no other coin's, collect there. The keeper's wallets on Solana, BNB Chain and Base receive the other three venues' fees and pool them into the same policy.

one vault per coin, on chain

The four market caps are read

The PONS cap is computed by the vault itself, from the curve's reserves or the v4 pool after graduation. The keeper reports the other three in ETH terms. Market cap, not price: the venues mint different supplies for the same coin.

PONS verified on chainremote caps from the keeper

A quarter of the vault buys the lowest

If PONS is cheapest the vault buys on the pons curve in that same transaction. If another venue is cheaper by more than the band, the slice is released to the keeper, which buys there. Inside the band the vault buys on PONS, the market it can verify.

25% of the vault, capped, one lift per cooldown

What was bought is burned

On PONS the buy is sent to the burn address directly. On the remote venues the keeper burns and posts the transaction back to the vault as its receipt. Every lift is an event anyone can read.

supply only goes down

The four markets

Launch where the traders already are

Each chain has one pad that its traders actually use. Anypad creates the coin on all four from one signature, and points every venue's fees at the same buyer.

PONS

Robinhood Chain · quoted in ETH

Fees to the vault1% creator tax

pump.fun

Solana · quoted in SOL

Fees to the vaultcreator fee

Flap

BNB Chain · quoted in BNB

Fees to the vault1% / 1% tax

Clanker

Base · quoted in ETH

Fees to the vaultLP rewards

The policy

Five numbers, readable by anyone

Every vault follows the same policy, stored on the registry. These are read from the contract as you look at them.

Share per lift

The most a single lift may spend, as a share of the vault's balance.

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Cooldown

Minimum time between two lifts on the same coin.

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Floor

Below this a lift is not made; the fees keep accruing until it is worth it.

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Cap

Absolute cap per lift, whatever the vault holds. Also the most a misreported cap could ever misroute in one go.

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Remote band

Another venue must be cheaper than PONS by this much before money leaves Robinhood Chain.

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Live

Coins on Anypad

Newest first. Each leg's state, and each vault's lifts, read from Robinhood Chain.

See every coin

Four markets. One buyer. Zero sells.

Launch on Robinhood Chain and let the coin buy itself back on whichever chain is behind.

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