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The feed is the launchpad. One press.
$FEED is officially live on @ponsdotfamily.
Turn any post on X into a tradable token in twenty seconds without leaving your timeline. The author earns a cut from trade one.
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Trade on Pons: ponsfamily.com/launchpad/0x6…
Web & Extension: feedpad.press
Stop scrolling. Start pressing.
Every Feedpad token used to share as the same picture.
The token page is where every chart aggregator sends cold traffic, and where every share of one of our tokens points. All of them rendered one brand image, so a link to $DRAPES and a link to $DEFENSE looked identical and told you nothing about either.
Now the card is built from the press itself: the ticker, the name, the post it came from, and the handle that wrote it.
Same link. It just says what it is now.
One post can only ever become one token.
The post id is the primary key of the whole registry, and it is written into the token's own on chain metadata at launch. So the rule is not a promise on a website you have to trust. Open any Feedpad token, read the website field, compare the post id. A second press for a post that is already taken has nothing left to win, because the chain already says who won it.
First press wins, and the receipt is public. $FEED
The quietest field in a token's metadata is the website field, and on Feedpad it carries the entire distribution strategy.
Every chart aggregator renders that field as a button. Most launches fill it with a marketing page nobody clicks. We fill it with feedpad.press/t/<postID>, the page for the exact post the coin came from: the post quoted beside the curve, who pressed it first, the launch transaction, and a progress bar that counts only the real balance sitting in the curve contract. A phantom reserve is never drawn as progress.
So a stranger finds one of our tokens cold on a chart, clicks that button, and lands on the provenance with nothing installed. No extension, no wallet. One launch buys a permanent door into the product, hosted on somebody else's website, and there is no setter that can take it back. $FEED
1.95% OF TOTAL SUPPLY BOUGHT BACK & BURNED FOREVER. 🔥
Actions speak louder than roadmap promises. We just swept the floor and sent 19,500,000 $FEED (1.95% of total supply) straight to the dead address.
rh-scan.com/tx/0x9c1bbd9cd34…
The entire launchpad meta just died.
Watch the video again.
No blank forms. No switching tabs. No missing the narrative window while filling in metadata.
You see a post going viral on X. You press [Launch this]. In 20 seconds, the ticker is deployed on Robinhood Chain, liquidity is locked, and the original author is earning 30% of every trade.
Launchpads don’t have a supply problem; they have an attention problem. We just put the button directly where the attention already lives. You are not just scrolling anymore. You are hunting.
$FEED is the infrastructure for the next generation of narrative runners.
feedpad.press
The feed is the launchpad. One press.
It works end to end.
Hover a post on X, press once, and the coin exists with the post's own name, image and text already in it. The token page links back to the post it came from, and that post can never be pressed again.
Two presses on the board so far. Both are ours, pressed to prove the loop rather than to fill a number.
feedpad.press/explore
4/4 What that buys you is the whole point of $FEED: hover a post, press launch, confirm in your wallet, done, without ever leaving the timeline.
Code is public: github.com/feedpadRH
Feedpad retweeted
Phones read X in a native app, and nothing can inject a button into an app. The extension needs a browser.
You can still launch from a phone at app.feedpad.press/launch, you just do not get the hover button.
A token's logo has no setter.
Whatever string sits in the metadata when the launch is signed is the picture every chart aggregator renders for that coin for the rest of its life. Feedpad shipped first with the raw pbs.twimg.com URL scraped off the timeline, which was wrong three times over: those URLs rotate and expire, they hotlink someone else's CDN forever, and once one 404s there is no function on earth that can fix it.
So now the image is copied into storage we control before the launch is signed, and what goes on chain is feedpad.press/i/<sha256>.jpg, named after the hash of the bytes themselves. Our own domain, never a storage vendor's hostname, because that string is just as permanent as the picture it points at. $FEED
A post about Nvidia earnings does not have to be priced in ETH.
Feedpad does not run a curve of its own. It presses your post into a pad that is already live on the chain, and you pick which one. Pons V2 is a bonding curve that graduates into a Uniswap V4 pool and locks, and it can be denominated in ETH or in any of the 34 tokenized assets the factory has approved: NVDA, TSLA, GLD, cbBTC and the rest. pools.trade skips the curve entirely. One atomic transaction mints the supply, seeds all of it into a real Uniswap V4 pool, and locks the LP position permanently, so it is a live pool from block one.
Every number behind that choice is a property of the deployed contract, read on chain before you sign, not a policy we can change later. $FEED
3️⃣ One Post, One Coin
First press wins the narrative. That post ID is recorded on-chain and can never be launched again.
Every creator tax split routes automatically through our non-custodial splitter:
• 50% to the Launcher
• 30% to the Origin Author
• 20% to the Protocol (reduced by $FEED tiers)
4️⃣ The Market Lives on the Post
The original post gains a live market badge.
Chart aggregators link directly to feedpad.press /t/<postID>, driving outside traders straight to the origin post and web-buy widget.
The feed is the launchpad.
🌐 Start hunting: feedpad.press
1️⃣ Spot & Press
When you see a post with momentum, hover over the action row and click -> Launch.
The side panel opens instantly, pre filled with data lifted straight from the tweet:
• Name & Ticker
• Image / Media
• Origin Post ID & Author Handle (permanently locked)
