$HOUND

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The contract

How it launched

Through pons v2, which makes it a fair launch by construction. The entire supply was minted straight to the bonding curve before trading opened. No team allocation, no vesting chart, no bag to disclose, because the mechanism never produced one.

That absence is permanent. The supply is fixed and there is no reserve, so nothing can ever be emitted. Any reward this project ever pays is bought with revenue, never printed.

The creator wallet is 0x80ef760FF5A4e62F184259668Ac8125784042870. It bought on the curve at the same prices as everyone else and holds about 2.3 percent as of 15 August 2026. The whole distribution is on the holders page.

Where it trades

Against native ETH on its bonding curve, which always sells and always buys back, so the market never has one side.

The launch graduates when net buying has put 4.2 ETH into the curve, a threshold fixed at creation. Graduation builds a Uniswap v4 pool from what the curve collected, and that pool's liquidity is locked permanently. No unlock function exists, not for the creator and not for pons.

Live curve progress is on the pons page.

The fees

Every trade pays 2 percent in ETH, never in $HOUND. A 1 percent trading fee split between pons and the creator, plus a 1 percent creator tax fixed at creation. Same rate before and after graduation.

Our share accrues in the pons fee escrow. We let it build. Part of it funds the infrastructure and development that keep the engine reading, the rest buys $HOUND and burns what was bought. Every movement is a transaction hash, published.

None has happened yet, and this page will not carry a burn total before there is a hash to check it against. A number without a receipt is not a number.

What it unlocks

The terminal you see today is free and stays free. The board, the share cards, the basic reads. Those are how people find this, and gating them would be gating the marketing.

$HOUND is fuel for the layer underneath. Held, it opens live screens. Burned, it pays for one shot reports. In this era the token is spent and held, never paid out.

Holding works like a crypto native subscription. Buy the bag, use the product, sell it back when you are done. Nothing locks and nothing moves, your balance is only read. Burning is the other half, one deep read at a time, and every burn leaves its own receipt on chain.

The first door on the hold side is deeper board windows. The first report on the burn side is the full window autopsy. Both read data the engine already keeps. The build order is on the roadmap.

Prices and thresholds are not printed until a door is open, and when they change later they only ever change in holders' favor. Nothing here is announced before the feature behind it is real. No doors to empty rooms.

Later, once execution ships

When trading runs through the terminal and carries a fee of its own, the second era opens. Staking that shares in what the terminal earns, with the staking side buying tokenized stock for holders rather than printing anything. A discount for paying terminal fees in $HOUND. A machine door for APIs and agents.

None of it is promised today, none of it will ever carry a printed yield figure, and each piece waits for the volume that funds it to exist first.

Rewards are bought, never printed

The fair launch left no reserve, so emission is impossible here. Every reward this project pays is either bought with revenue or granted as product credits. In this era that means rewards are product rather than money.

Verify it yourself

The factory's getLaunchedToken read returns the curve, the creator, the threshold and the tax for any launched token. Ask it rather than trusting a table on someone's website, including this one.