The creator signs a charter, and the trading fees go under the coin instead of into a wallet. Any holder can burn tokens and take their share of it.
A floor is not a promise.
It is what the treasury already holds.
Divide the treasury by the total supply and you get the floor per token. It moves in one direction, because the levy only ever adds to it and redemption takes out exactly what it gives back.
treasury ÷ total supply = floor
Five articles,
signed once
Chosen at launch, then held by a contract with no owner switch and no withdraw function.
- 01
Levy
A trade tax between 1 and 10 percent, paid in full into the treasury of that coin, before and after graduation.
- 02
Reserve
What the treasury fills with: a tokenized stock, plain ETH or a stablecoin. The coin trades in a pair with it.
- 03
Redemption
Burn any amount at any time and take the matching share of everything the treasury holds. No deadline, no vote.
- 04
Founder cut
How much of the levy stays with the creator. Zero by default, and whatever it is, it is written on the page.
- 05
Lock
Nobody can spend the treasury. There is no withdraw path and no way to point the levy somewhere else later.
What a charter can hold
Any approved asset on Robinhood Chain, chosen once at launch and fixed for good.
Four steps,
then it runs itself
Set the levy
Pick a rate between 1 and 10 percent and decide how much of it, if any, stays with you.
Pick the reserve
Choose what the treasury fills up with. The coin will trade in a pair with it from the first buy.
Sign and launch
The launch goes through Pons V2, so the coin lands in the same feed and the same terminals.
The floor grows
Every trade pays the levy into the treasury, and any resident can burn tokens for their share.
Questions in mind,
find your answers
What is Township?
A launchpad on Pons V2. The creator signs a charter, the trading fees go into the coin's own treasury, and any holder can burn tokens for their share of it.
What stops the creator from taking the treasury?
The treasury is a contract with no withdraw function and no way to change who receives the levy. One honest exception, written in the docs: Pons itself can redirect a creator fee recipient with a three day public notice, and we will publish it first if that ever happens.
What can the treasury hold?
A tokenized stock such as NVDA, SPY or AAPL, plain ETH, or a stablecoin. The reserve is chosen in the charter at launch, and the coin trades in a pair with it, so the treasury fills in the asset itself from the first trade.
How do I get my share of the treasury?
Burn your tokens and the treasury pays you the matching share of everything it holds, pro rata. No deadline, no vote, no unlock window. That is what makes the floor a right rather than a promise.
Who is this for?
Creators who would rather leave the fees under the coin than carry them out, and traders who want a number under the price they can check on chain themselves.
Put something
under the price
Set the levy, pick the reserve, sign the charter. The treasury starts filling with the first trade, and it never empties on its own.