Not every launch survives.
Most disappear quietly. Their contracts, history and communities do not.
Raise the dead.
PONS launches projects. PONSYNC is what happens after.
Some launches run. Some fade. Some are buried before anyone finds out what they could have become. PONSYNC reads what every launch left behind, and looks for the ones that still have a pulse.
We tried building another launchpad.
PONS already had one.
So we looked in the opposite direction: not at what gets launched next, but at what gets left behind.
Every launch leaves a trace. Contracts, pools, holders, fees nobody claimed. PONSYNC reads those traces, explains what happened, and marks the launches that could live again.
Most disappear quietly. Their contracts, history and communities do not.
Data first, interpretation second. Every label on this site shows the rule that produced it.
A launch whose pool still holds real liquidity has a pulse. Those are the ones worth another life.
Two markets, one against PONS and one against USDG, and the fees they earn routed back to holders. The route switches on only once it is verified on chain, and the exact split is published here the same day. coming
PAR only accepts a token as a quote asset once one of its pools holds at least 5 ETH on the anchor side. PONSYNC's pulse is measured on its USDG market: when that side is worth 5 ETH, resurrections can route through PONSYNC.
Paste any PONS V2 launch and get its Autopsy, read straight from the chain: where it is in its life, when it last traded, whether its pool still has a pulse, and whether anyone is still collecting its fees.
Some of the dead are only sleeping. When a launch goes quiet for weeks and then starts trading again, the Graveyard marks it as stirring.
A PONS token is immutable and its liquidity is locked for good. Nobody can seize it, PONSYNC included.
What can change is who carries the project. PONS runs a public community takeover process: when a creator has vanished, a new fee recipient can be proposed, and it only takes effect after three days in the open.
The Autopsy shows any pending takeover, so holders see it coming. Resurrection means rebuilding the project around a token, never breaking the token.
No dates, only milestones. Every seal breaks on chain or not at all, and nothing below is shown as working until it works.
Every PONS V2 launch, classified by rules you can read. An Autopsy for any address, straight from the chain, and a watch for the ones that stir.
One token, two markets: PONSYNC / PONS and PONSYNC / USDG. The real one is synced to both.
Sealed until the address appears on this page. Anything before that is not us.The Graveyard already marks launches that wake up after weeks asleep. Next, it says so out loud, on X and Telegram, the moment it happens.
Sealed until the watch has proven itself on real data.Holders share what the PONS and USDG markets earn.
Sealed until the fee route is verified on chain.One of PONSYNC's pools crosses 5 ETH on the anchor side. From that block on, PONSYNC can carry other launches back to life.
Opens on chain, not on a date.Dormant launches with a pulse, revived by new projects synced against them and against PONSYNC. The first resurrection happens in public.
Sealed until PONSYNC has a pulse.Lock $SYNC, receive a permit that votes on which revivals the Registry sanctions. No yield, no revenue share, not transferable.
Drafted. Ships only after an independent audit.What comes next already has a shape. These are the formats, with every value withheld until it is real.
Tickers are not unique. Anyone can launch a token called PONS or PONSYNC. These are the contracts this site uses, read from the chain as you load the page.
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