$VAULT
Every time a PON is launched, its liquidity position is held by the locker contract. The locker tracks each token address and, after deducting the pons protocol’s share, pays the creator their share of the collected fees.
Adding a vault means setting the redirect to the vault’s address. From that point on, collected fees go into the vault as WETH — a standard ERC-20 transfer, not native ETH. When fees also accumulate on the pool’s token side, the vault receives a share of those tokens as well.
Each template is the same. What happens next is the part you choose. Buyback and Burn is one of the two templates currently available, running this cycle:
Every time a PON is launched, its liquidity position is held by the locker contract. The locker tracks each token address and, after deducting the pons protocol’s share, pays the creator their share of the collected fees.
Adding a vault means setting the redirect to the vault’s address. From that point on, collected fees go into the vault as WETH — a standard ERC-20 transfer, not native ETH. When fees also accumulate on the pool’s token side, the vault receives a share of those tokens as well.
Each template is the same. What happens next is the part you choose. Buyback and Burn is one of the two templates currently available, running this cycle: