Documentation.

Overview

BUNS is a direct launch interface for Pons V2 on Robinhood Chain. It packages a token launch together with a configurable economic system, so the coin and the machine behind it go live from the same flow.

The flow has five parts: coin and metadata, the economic system, the creator wallet, an optional starting buy, and a single review screen. Nothing moves until the creator wallet signs.

Getting started

1. Open the app

Head to the BUNS app. The rail on the left tracks the five parts of the launch and flips each one to Ready as you complete it.

2. Set up the coin

Name, ticker up to 8 characters, an optional one-line description, and a logo. Square images work best; if you skip the upload, the coin ships with the BUNS burger.

3. Attach a system

Choose Direct launch, the Ponzi / OHM fork, or Miner. Systems with configuration expose their dials right on the card: APY, bond discount, and treasury share for the OHM fork; daily yield and referral bonus for Miner.

4. Connect the creator wallet

Connect an injected wallet, or generate a burner if you just want to walk the flow. The wallet you connect is the wallet that signs.

5. Review and sign

Everything you configured sits in one review screen. Signing produces the launch manifest; the coin then shows up on your dashboard with its system and status.

Systems

Direct launch

The token alone on Pons V2. No system is attached, and the creator fee share flows straight to the creator wallet.

Ponzi / OHM

A full OHM fork. A treasury takes the configured share of creator fees and runs the classic loop: staking with a rebase APY, discounted bonds that grow protocol-owned liquidity, and buybacks when the treasury is fat enough. Configure the staking APY, the bond discount, and the treasury share at launch.

Miner

A 25-tile miner economy. Holders stake into tiles, tiles emit rewards on epochs, and compounding is automated. Daily yield and referral bonus are set at launch.

Tomb / Seigniorage

Coming soon. An emissions system built on epochs, pegs, shares, and bonds.

Fees

Traders pay standard Pons V2 fees. The creator share is the part BUNS routes: on a direct launch it goes to the creator wallet, and with a system attached the configured percentage goes to the system treasury instead. The split is shown on the review screen before anything is signed. BUNS itself takes a 10% platform cut of that creator stream, described under $CRUST holders and the Crusting.

$CRUST holders and the Crusting

$CRUST is the flagship token of the Golden Crust relaunch. Two streams route value from every launch back to the wallets holding it, and both are weighted by how long a wallet has held.

The family cut

BUNS takes 10% of the creator fee stream of every token launched through the platform, before the creator's own split between wallet and system. Every daily epoch that cut is divided in two: half market buys $CRUST, half is airdropped to holders as ETH, pro rata to crust weight at the snapshot.

Launch airdrops

1% of the supply of every token launched through BUNS is reserved and airdropped to $CRUST holders the moment the launch settles, weighted by the same snapshot. Holding the flagship token means holding a slice of every coin that comes out of the oven.

The Crusting

A wallet's airdrop weight is its $CRUST balance multiplied by a tier that depends on days held without selling.

• Dough, day 0 to 2: 1.0x.
• Baked, day 3 to 6: 1.5x.
• Golden Crust, day 7 and up: 2.0x.

The clock starts at the wallet's first $CRUST balance and counts days without a sell or a transfer out. Buying more never resets it. Any sell or transfer out resets the wallet to Dough at the next snapshot. The crust meter on the home page applies exactly this rule.

Snapshots

Snapshots are taken at a random block inside each epoch. There is nothing to stake and nothing to claim; buybacks execute on chain and airdrops land directly in the wallet.

What changed from V1

The V1 flagship, $BUNS, is retired and its contract is no longer shown anywhere. V1 weighted every wallet the same and put no cost on selling into an epoch. Golden Crust keeps the family cut, the daily epochs, the 50 / 50 split and the 1% launch airdrops, and adds the crust multipliers and the dough reset.

Security

BUNS never holds keys and never signs on your behalf. The creator wallet signs a launch manifest locally: the coin, the system, its configuration, and the optional starting buy, all in one payload. What you see on the review screen is exactly what gets signed.

The signed manifest is queued until the BUNS deployer contracts are live on Robinhood Chain. The $CRUST contract address is published in the footer and under Contracts.

Wallets

Any wallet that can sign on Robinhood Chain works through the standard injected connector. For testing the flow end to end without a wallet extension, the launch screen can generate a burner wallet; burner launches are marked as such on the dashboard.

Contracts

$CRUST token contract on Robinhood Chain: 0xe59e8a9ca4fd061093e2194ee48bc630e8622c22. Verify it on the explorer. Take it from this page, the footer and the @bunsfamily account only. The V1 contract is retired and is not shown. The Pons V2 deployer used by BUNS launches is published here the moment it is live; until then, signed manifests stay queued.