plain answers. every one of them can be checked against a contract, and the proof page says how.
normally no. the launchpad (Pons) snapshots balances at moments nobody can choose, publishes a round, and its keeper pushes NVDA into every eligible wallet, usually within minutes. if a round ever shows in your panel as paid to you but not delivered, it can be claimed from your own Pons profile within 90 days. no link from us will ever ask you to claim anything; a page that does is not ours.
because we do not split the rounds, and we cannot. the launchpad’s snapshot decides who is paid and how much, in proportion to balance. our side has no admin key, so there is nowhere to bolt on a loyalty system; that would need a contract that holds your money and an operator who decides who qualifies, which is the thing this project was built to not have. the loyalty program that does exist is the fee: every buy and every sell pays 3.14%, half of it to the holders who stayed.
they can try, and they pay for it twice. the snapshot moment is not announced, so timing it is a guess. each way they pay 3.14%: half destroys supply, half goes to everyone still holding. a flipper is a fee source, not a leak.
every trade pays 3.14% in NVDA to the engine, a contract with no owner. it splits what it receives in half. one half goes to the burner, which buys LDC on the pool and calls burn on the token, so the total supply falls; nothing is parked at 0x0 or 0xdead. the other half goes, through the forwarder, to the launchpad’s holder distributor, which pays the rounds. every address, and every round with its transaction hash, is on the proof page.
nobody on the LDC side. no owner, no pause, no upgrade, no mint. the keys that exist outside LDC are disclosed: the launchpad’s factory owner can re-route any launch’s creator fee after a 3-day timelock (a proposal is visible on chain for those 3 days, and we watch that seat), the launchpad’s distributor and publisher deliver the holders’ half, and the NVDA token is issued by Robinhood with pause and block-list powers. any of them acting would stop or strand fees. the launchpad’s distributor is a proxy Pons can upgrade after a 2-day timelock, which could reach NVDA it holds before a round is pushed. the LDC in your wallet cannot be touched by anyone; the NVDA in your wallet is Robinhood’s token, and Robinhood keeps pause, freeze and admin-burn powers over it.
anyone can press them; you pay gas only. "push them through" moves the fees waiting in the launchpad’s escrow into the engine, which splits them and fires one burn on the way. "burn now" makes the burner spend up to 0.5 NVDA buying LDC and destroying it, once every 60 seconds while it holds any. the amount burned is set by trading volume, not by how often the buttons are pressed; pressing keeps the machine on time.
it has not. it spends what the fee gives it. when trading is quiet the escrow is empty and there is nothing to burn. the moment a trade lands, the fee lands, and the next push moves it.
an on-chain record of the building at the second someone painted a billboard: hall, sequence number, amount, time. only painting a board mints one, at 10,000 LDC minimum and more than the last painter’s standing. the number is the building’s burn count, so early numbers can never be made again. a plate stays lit while the board’s on-chain hash still matches the one stamped at the burn, and goes dark when the board changes, whether someone takes it or you repaint it yourself. it conveys no rights: not a deed, not a claim on anything.
each hall has one operator: whoever has burned the most into it recently. standing halves every 7 days. to take a seat you burn more than the operator’s current standing; 30% of your burn goes to the operator you beat and 70% is destroyed. an empty hall pays nobody. the site sends take(), which refuses a losing challenge outright so a burn that is too small loses nothing; the raw seat() call on the contract is all-pay, so if you call the contract yourself, use take(). if an operator sells to zero, the seat is withheld until they hold again.
1,000,000,000 LDC is 1,000,000 sq ft of floor, 1,000 LDC per square foot, drawn as 780 bays across twelve halls. your balance is your floor space. the outer ring is open to everyone; 1,000,000 LDC puts part of your parcel in the inner ring and 10,000,000 reaches the core. it is a picture of the holder list, read from the explorer; it decides nothing.
no. other launches on this chain pay holders through the same launchpad distributor, some in NVDA. what is unusual here is the other half: the fee seat is a contract with no owner that burns half of every fee, and the team allocation is zero.
we will not tell you, because nobody knows. supply falls with every burn; what the market pays for that is the market’s business. the price can go to zero.
the proof page lists every address, every round with its transaction hash, and the exact commands. the docs explain the rules. agent.json documents every function for machines. the explorer is robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
one X group, linked from the account. we never DM first, and no message from us will ever contain a claim link. report anything that does.
nothing here is advice and nothing is a promise. the contracts do what they do whether or not anyone posts about them. the price can go to zero.