Hold one coin.
Collect every launch.

Every coin launched on ALLHOOD taxes its own trades, and that tax becomes a drop for every wallet holding $ALL. You never have to find the launch. It finds you.

Launch a coin See how it works

How it works

One coin in. Every launch out.

Four moves, and only the first one is yours. The other three happen whether you are watching or not.

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Every coin launched.

Read off each coin's own token and curve contracts, not from an index. Price, progress and what it has already paid into the drop vault.

The drop ledger

What has been paid out.

A drop is a round: a Merkle root over every $ALL holder at a stated block. Your share waits for you, whether you take it today or in five months.

RoundPaid inFunded byTotal WalletsClaimedOpened
Reading the vault…

Where a trade goes

Paid by its own trades.

The drop75%
The creator25%
Trade tax3%
Pons curve fee1%
Someone buys or sells the coin Pons takes its own 1% curve fee on the swap, as it does for every coin on the chain.
The coin's trade tax is taken on top Set at launch, at least 3% and at most 10%. It is the coin's own money, not the launchpad's.
It lands in Pons' escrow, credited to the coin's split The split was named as the fee recipient in the same transaction that created the coin, so there is no later step a creator can skip.
Anyone calls pull, and it divides A quarter to the creator, three quarters into the drop vault. The proportion was fixed at launch and nothing can change it afterwards.
The vault opens a round, and every $ALL holder claims Paid in the coin itself, or in the tokenized stock the coin is paired with, which arrives already denominated in that stock.

Launch

Launch a coin that already has holders.

No bundlers, no empty chart, no first hour spent begging for attention. The holders are there before the first trade, because they were there before the coin.

Launch a coin Claim your drops