Baskets

Your coin's fees, paid to your holders in whatever token/stock you pick.

Point your creator fees at a basket. Every round it buys the names you chose — Nvidia, an ETF, another coin on this chain, anything the venues will trade — and pushes them out to whoever holds your coin. Pro-rata on balance, no claiming, no staking, nothing for them to do. You keep as much or as little of the fees as you want.

ponspools.funWorks with coins launched on pons or pools.fun.

Example basket4 names
BarbellHalf the Nasdaq, half the chain
NVDANVDA30%
CASHCASHCAT30%
AAPLAAPL20%
PIPEPIPEDOG20%
Payout round1 hour
To holders100%
How it runs

Three steps, on a loop.

01 · COLLECT

Fees come in

The basket pulls your launch's creator fees. Backed keeps 10% off the top; your own share, if you keep one, accrues for you to claim whenever.

02 · BUY

It buys what you picked

Our keeper quotes Rialto and Uniswap and takes the better fill, name by name, by weight. It can only reach those two routers, can only buy what's in your basket, and can never sell back out — what it buys has one exit, and it leads to your holders.

03 · PAY

Holders get it

Pushed out pro-rata on coin balance, read on-chain at the moment of the round. Wallets under 10,000 coins are skipped so their slice isn't spent on gas.

Baskets

Start from one of these.

Every one is a starting point — change the names and the weights before you deploy. If Rialto or Uniswap will trade it, you can hold it: equities, ETFs, and the coins this chain actually launches, including names that have no price feed anywhere on it. Uniswap is reached only by baskets quoted in ether, so a basket paid in USDG or in a stock holds what Rialto carries.

What it costs. Backed keeps 10% of the fees routed through your basket — that pays for the keeper that runs the cycle and the gas of every payout. Nothing up front, nothing per round, and no path for us or for you to touch the stock once it's bought: it can only leave as a payout to your holders.