Documentation
How SUNFIRE works
Launch a token, buy your own supply first, lock it in plain sight. Every claim of your creator fees pays you and burns part of that bag.
- Robinhood Chain · Pons
- Solana · Pump.fun
- Lock from 24h to 10y
- Claim = burn
Overview
What SUNFIRE is
A launchpad where you buy your own supply first and lock it in plain sight, on Pons (Robinhood Chain) or Pump.fun (Solana).
When your token is created, our contract buys your supply before anyone else, at the lowest price of the bonding curve.
That bag goes into a vault made for your launch and stays there until the date you chose.
Your token earns creator fees on every trade. Each time you claim them, you are paid and part of your locked bag burns.
The burn follows a simple rule: each claim burns the tokens that the same amount of your stake bought at launch.
Step by step
Launch a token
Seven steps in the Launch App.
- Open the appOpen the Launch App, connect your wallet and choose Create a token.
- Describe your tokenThe name, the ticker, a description, a logo and your links (website, X, Telegram).
- Pick the chain and the pairThe pair is the currency your token trades against. See Chains and currencies.
- Set your stakeHow much of that currency you put in to buy your own supply. The app shows the share of the supply it buys, and how much more would bond the curve.
- Set the lockFrom 24 hours to 10 years, down to the exact date.
- Set the feeThe trading fee on Robinhood Chain, or the creator fee on Solana when your pair lets you choose it. See Trading fees.
- Approve in your walletOn Robinhood Chain, with a pair other than ETH, your wallet first asks you to let the launchpad spend that currency.
Creating the token, buying your supply and locking it happen together. You pay your stake and the network fees, plus Pons's launch fee on Robinhood Chain, or the rent of the launch's accounts on Solana.
Your bag
The lock
The tokens bought with your stake sit in a vault created for your launch.
The token page shows the share of the supply still locked, how much has burned and the exact unlock date.
How it burns
Claims and burn
Creator fees collect for your token as people trade it. You claim them whenever you want, from My launches. Nothing is claimed for you automatically. On Solana, anyone can also trigger a claim for your launch: it pays you and burns the same way.
Each claim does two things, in the same transaction
Your creator fees, in the pair of your token.
The tokens that the same amount of your stake bought at launch, in buying order.
The first claims burn the most
The start of your stake bought the cheapest tokens of the curve, so the first claims burn the most. Say you staked 1 ETH:
Once your claimed fees have covered your whole stake, the whole bag has burned. Your creator fees keep coming to you after that, for as long as the token trades. How claimed fees are counted and split is in the FAQ.
End of the lock
Unlock
Once the lock date has passed, you unlock, once.
- Fees are claimed firstThe fees the vault can collect are claimed first, with the same burn rule. On Robinhood Chain, after the bond, fees Pons has not swept from the pool yet are not counted: you claim them later, and they burn nothing.
- The rest comes backWhat has not burned goes back to your wallet.
After the unlock nothing burns any more, and your creator fees keep coming. If your fees had already covered your whole stake, the whole bag has burned and nothing comes back.
Your dashboard
My launches
In the Launch App, My launches lists every token launched from the connected wallet. For each one:
| Line | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Your bag | What your stake bought and locked at launch, as a share of the supply at launch. |
| Claimed | Creator fees you have claimed so far. |
| Claimable | What a claim would pay you now. The note under it says how much of your bag that claim burns. |
| Pending | On Robinhood Chain after the bond: fees earned in the pool that Pons has not swept to the vault yet. Otherwise this line shows your stake. |
| Lock ends | Time left and the exact date. |
| Volume left | The trading volume still needed for your fees to cover your stake. |
The buttons: Claim fees, Unlock (once the date has passed) and Open token page. If a payment from the vault could not be sent, a Withdraw button appears with the amount owed.
For traders
Trading a token
Every token page has a Buy and Sell panel.
You trade on the bonding curve.
Once the curve is full, the token moves to a pool and you trade there.
The page also links to the token on other platforms. To judge a launch, it shows the market cap, the share of the supply still locked, how much has burned, the unlock date, the trading fee and the creator's address. Launches lists every token launched on SUNFIRE.
Fees
Trading fees
What every trade pays, by chain. Each token page shows its fee in big.
| Chain | Fee |
|---|---|
| Robinhood Chain (Pons) | The creator sets the trading fee every trade pays, on the curve and in the pool: from 1% to 11%, 2% by default. At 2%, 1.7% goes to the creator and 0.3% to Pons; at 1%, 0.7% goes to the creator. |
| Solana, SOL or USDC pair | Pump.fun sets the creator fee: 0.30% on the curve, up to 0.95% on the pool, lower as the market cap grows. |
| Solana, other pairs | The creator picks the creator fee, up to Pump.fun's maximum, shown in the app. |
Where
Chains and currencies
Your stake, your fees and your claims are all counted in the pair you chose.
Through Pons. ETH or any currency Pons accepts.
Through Pump.fun. SOL, USDC and the other currencies on Pump.fun's list that the lock vault accepts.
There is no floor and no ceiling on the stake on our side, apart from the Solana maximum for pairs other than SOL.
Proof
Verify on-chain
Every token page gives the address of the token, of its creator and of its lock vault, with a Verify link that opens the vault on the explorer.
| Chain | Contract |
|---|---|
| Robinhood Chain | Launchpad 0xfA20d9c66C2696B8e29Bd386CF6D9ded4775Da15 |
| Solana | Program HigTUzwEgHcRH4eZxgy8C4w1TosF6m3bA3gTsPx7LQuj |
On Robinhood Chain, each launch's vault is also the token's creator and fee recipient on Pons: the creator fees go to the vault, not to a wallet.
Read this
What a lock does not do
API
For developers
The lock and burn figures of every launch as JSON, read-only, with no key. Read the API docs