Robinhood Chain / Pons V2 / ETH
Coming soon.
Handly points a token's creator fees at an X handle on Robinhood Chain. 80% to the handle, 20% to the protocol, only the verified owner can claim. In ETH, on-chain, with a public ledger. The app is not open yet; the protocol notes below are.
Launch date announced on X first.
| SLOT | TYPE | FIELD |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | uint64 | handleId |
| 1 | address | vault |
| 2 | uint16 | creatorBps 200 |
| 3 | uint16 | protocolBps 2000 |
| 4 | address | claimSigner |
| 5 | uint256 | claimed |
Owner signs in with X. Server issues an EIP-712 voucher. Vault pays ETH to any wallet they pick.
Three moves, that is the whole protocol.
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01
Launch
Point handly at an X handle. It resolves to a permanent account ID and deploys a Pons V2 bonding curve against it. One coin per account, forever.
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02
Trade
Buy and sell on the curve in ETH on Robinhood Chain. Every trade pays a fixed 2% creator tax into a vault that only that account can drain.
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03
Claim
The account owner connects X, proves the ID matches, and authorizes a payout wallet of their choosing. Until then the fees just sit there, on chain, visible.
What handly is not.
- A coin is not an account. Holding it conveys no ownership, no access, no claim over anyone's X profile.
- Launches are unvetted. Anyone can open a market on any account, including one that never asked for it.
- Claims trust a signer. Ownership attestations are signed by a server-held key. That key is a dependency, and it is named in the docs.
- Not affiliated. No relationship with X, X Money, or Robinhood. Pons base fees and any launch-window anti-snipe tax sit on top of the 2%.