$BURNY
The native token of Burny. 80% of its creator fees fund buybacks and burns. 20% goes to the developer.
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The native token of Burny. 80% of its creator fees fund buybacks and burns. 20% goes to the developer.
Read about the fees →Every other coin uses 100% of its creator fees to buy back and burn its own token.
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The normal trading fee is 5%: 1% for Pons and 4% in creator fees. The splits below apply to creator fees. Pons also applies a separate, decaying anti-snipe tax during the first 3 seconds.
Creator fees go to each coin’s fee vault. A funded, online runner claims available fees and submits buybacks. Purchased tokens are burned onchain. Checks do not guarantee a burn every time: fees must be available, and liquidity and network conditions must allow execution.
Meet $BURNY, the native token of Burny. Its creator fees keep the burn engine running.
The 80/20 split applies to $BURNY. Other coins launched through Burny use their own creator fees to buy back and burn their own token.
See where every bit goes.
Buys $BURNY, then burns it.
Supports development.
Illustration of the fee split. Token amounts depend on execution price. Network and trading costs are separate.
Give your idea a name, a ticker, and an identity. Launch through Pons on Robinhood Chain.
Creator fees fund buybacks of the coin that generated them. Each coin fuels its own burn.
Bought-back tokens are destroyed onchain, permanently reducing the token’s total supply.
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