Shield
Deposit ETH into Privacy Pools v2 from your main wallet. The pool's screening checks the funds. You hold a private balance only you can prove.
wallet → pool
Launchpad · Robinhood Chain 4663
Coins launch on Pons. Buyers stay in the dark.
Every buy comes from a fresh address, funded through a screened privacy pool. Copy bots see a trade. They never see you.
01 — The floor is watched
On Robinhood Chain, a buy from a known wallet is copied within seconds. Sniper bots read the same launch feed you do. Terminals mirror whales across forty launchpads. The dev's wallet is on a watchlist before the coin is.
02 — Same buy, two floors
This is what a copy bot reads when you buy. Flip the lights and watch what it has left to work with.
03 — How the lights go down
Deposit ETH into Privacy Pools v2 from your main wallet. The pool's screening checks the funds. You hold a private balance only you can prove.
wallet → pool
Pick a coin. A relayer pays out from the pool to a brand-new address derived from your signature, and that address buys straight on the Pons V2 curve.
pool → fresh address → curve.buy()
Sell from the same shadow address and the ETH goes back into the pool. Sign again on any device to recover every position. Keys never leave your browser.
curve.sell() → pool
Devs can launch from a shadow address too. The address stays hidden. The dev's holding stays on the page, in plain numbers.
shadow → DimLauncher → Pons V2
04 — Every coin picks its utility
When you launch on Dimfloor, you decide what the coin's Pons creator fees pay for. The mix is locked in the coin's own vault at launch and shown on its page, so buyers know where every fee goes. Anyone can call harvest().
More volume → more people in the pool → a bigger crowd to hide in.
05 — What we don't hide
Built on parts that already exist
Status · building for testnet
$DIM launches on Pons. Every coin launched on Dimfloor buys some and burns it. Private buys open on testnet first, then an audit, then mainnet.