Last updated 2026-09-23
SpacePad is an interface to Pons. Launches, trades, fees and graduation happen in the Pons V2 contracts on Robinhood Chain. SpacePad builds transactions that your own wallet signs. SpacePad never holds your keys or your funds, and cannot reverse, pause or recover any transaction.
Tokens launched here are community and meme tokens. They are highly volatile, can become illiquid and can go to zero. Anyone can launch a token with any name, symbol or image, including ones that imitate other projects. Always check the contract address.
In reference mode, a stock or index is only the unit SpacePad uses to display value (for example “2,000 RKLB equivalent”). A meme token does not represent, hold, contain or confer ownership, dividends, voting or any beneficial right in the reference company or its shares, and it cannot be redeemed for them. Creator fees are paid in the launch’s quote asset (normally ETH), never in shares.
Only a launch explicitly marked “Trades in tokenized [TICKER]” uses a tokenized stock, and only as the quote asset it trades against. Even then the launch token itself is not a share and grants no rights in the company. That label appears only when the pair token has been verified on-chain and approved by Pons, and it carries the tokenized stock’s own risks on top of the launch’s.
Company names, tickers and logos belong to their owners. SpacePad is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any company shown, or by Pons Labs, Robinhood, Uniswap or The Space Devs, unless explicitly stated.
Stock prices, FX rates, ETH prices, news and launch dates come from third-party providers and may be delayed, incomplete or incorrect. When a price is unavailable or stale, SpacePad shows “--” or “Unavailable” instead of a guess, and every reference-equivalent figure depends on those prices.
Every trade pays the Pons base fee plus the launch’s creator tax, which varies by token (capped by Pons and fixed at launch). New launches also charge a snipe tax on buys that starts at 99% and decays to zero within seconds. The trade panel shows all of these before you sign.
Liftoff is SpacePad’s name for Pons bonding-curve graduation. It only means the curve sold out and liquidity moved into a permanently locked Uniswap v4 pool. It says nothing about quality or future price. Stage names (Ignition, Low Earth Orbit, and so on), orbit levels and badges are game labels, not financial milestones.
“Trending” ranks recent activity using these weights: volume1h 25%, uniqueTraders1h 20%, volumeAcceleration 15%, buyCount 15%, social 10%, streamViewers 10%, curveProgress 5%. Inputs are normalised on a log scale; a single wallet’s volume is capped at 20% of a token’s total and round-trip trades cancel out to dampen wash trading. Livestreaming affects only the viewer term. It is not investment advice.
Blockchain transactions are final. Pons V2 audits were still in progress when this page was written; treat the protocol as unaudited until its reports are published. Bugs, RPC outages and chain reorganisations can cause losses or delays.
Research summaries are generated by an AI model from sources it retrieved. They can be wrong. They are labelled as generated analysis, cite their sources, and are not advice.
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No page, number, ranking, badge, thesis or AI output on SpacePad is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, or an offer to buy or sell any security.