How Noticed works.

How it works

Noticed is a launchpad on top of Pons V2 on Robinhood Chain. A coin launched here is a normal Pons coin with a normal bonding curve, and it trades on Pons like any other.

What changes is where the coin's creator fees go. Instead of all of them going to the creator, a share is set aside for the people who post the coin's contract address (CA) on X. That share is chosen by the creator at launch, between 10% and 50% (30% unless they change it), and it can never be changed afterwards.

Noticed never touches the bonding curve or the liquidity. It only routes the creator fees that Pons already pays out.

Launching

1. Connect your wallet. Any browser wallet works (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet…). Noticed asks it to switch to Robinhood Chain, and adds the network if needed.
2. Name it. A name (up to 32 characters), a ticker (up to 10, A–Z and 0–9), a short description and, if you have them, links to X, Telegram or a website.
3. Add artwork. A PNG, JPG or WebP up to 4 MB. We host it and fill in the logo link, or you can paste your own.
4. Pick the shiller share. The part of your creator fees that goes to the people who post about your coin.
5. Choose an initial buy. Optional. It settles in the same transaction as the launch, so nobody can buy before you, and the tokens go straight to your wallet.
6. Launch. One transaction pays the launch fee plus your initial buy. Your coin is live on Pons V2 right away.

As the coin trades, its creator fees are collected from Pons and split on-chain: the shiller share goes to the coin's shiller pool and the rest is credited to you. You claim your part from Rewards whenever you like.

Shilling

1. Sign in. Connect your wallet and sign a message. It's free and doesn't send a transaction. Your wallet is your account.
2. Link your X. You get a short code that starts with noticed-. Post it from your X account, paste the link to that post, and your X is linked to your wallet. One X account belongs to one wallet; linking it again from another wallet moves it there.
3. Post the coin's CA. On a coin's page, press Post on X. The post is filled in with the coin's $TICKER, its CA and its Noticed link. Change the words as you like, but keep the CA.
4. Paste the link. Paste the link to your post on the coin's page and press Verify.

A post counts when it comes from your linked X account, is public, contains the coin's CA, was posted after the coin launched and during the current batch, and hasn't been used before. An AI agent also checks that the post is really about the coin and isn't spam. If a post isn't counted, the coin page tells you why.

Batches and payouts

Shiller rewards are settled in batches of 6 hours. When a batch closes, the shiller fees each coin collected during it are split equally between the wallets with at least one verified post for that coin in that batch. One share per wallet per coin per batch: posting more often doesn't give you a bigger share of the same batch.

If a coin has no verified posts in a batch, its shiller fees roll over to its next batch.

After each batch, Noticed publishes everyone's running total on-chain as a Merkle root. On Rewards you claim everything you've earned so far, minus what you've already claimed, in one transaction, paid in ETH straight to your wallet. Creators claim their fees the same way, in one click.

Fees

Every creator fee Noticed collects from Pons is split two ways, on-chain. With the default shiller share:

• Launch fee: 0.0005 ETH, paid to Pons with the launch transaction, plus any initial buy you choose. Network gas is additional.
• Trading fees: set by Pons V2. Noticed adds nothing on top of trades.
• Shiller share: chosen per coin at launch, between 10% and 50% of its creator fees. Every coin's share is shown on its card and its page.
• Claims: free apart from network gas. There's no minimum.

Risks

• Meme coins are volatile and most go to zero. Nothing on Noticed is advice or a promise of returns.
• A coin's shiller pool only fills when the coin trades. No trades, no fees, no payouts.
• Smart contracts can have bugs. The Noticed contracts are small and their addresses are listed below, but use them at your own risk.
• X can change how public posts are shown, which can delay or block verification.
• Gaming verification (bots, bought accounts, deleted or copied posts) gets posts rejected and can get an account unlinked.
• Only launch coins and art you have the right to use.

Contracts

Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). RPC https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com, explorer robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.

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