PONS worth $0.56—are you going to cut your losses?
First, look at the surface: bearish pressure all around, but the price is holding at $0.55.
Over the past 24 hours it’s down 9%-12%. Since Sep 5’s ATH at 0.968, it has fallen to 0.56—down 42% from the peak. Trading volume is still as high as $76 million. $0.55 is the key pivot level. The RSI is already in the oversold zone (34-42), and the short-term rebound window is opening. It’s oversold, but the trend hasn’t fully reversed yet.
First thing: a whale dumps the sell pressure, but the burn mechanism is still running
On Sep 19, a whale withdrew 2.25 million PONS from Binance, immediately dumped them for sale, receiving $1.29 million USDG + ETH. The price crashed 12% that day.
But look at the other side—
Pons has cumulatively burned 300 million tokens, accounting for 31% of the total supply. Circulating supply fell from 1 billion to 686 million. 80% of protocol revenue goes to automatic buyback and burn; over the past 30 days, fees contributed $132.9 million in total, including $14.5 million burned directly.
Second thing: meme sentiment is fading, but the launchpad is still printing money
Robinhood Chain fees fell from a peak of $8 million per day in early September to just $0.23 million—a 97% drop. Pons weekly trading volume is down 37%, and protocol revenue dropped from $10.7 million to $5.8 million.
Daily average fees are still $8.3 million. Pons has launched hundreds of thousands of tokens in total; peak single-day revenue is close to $6 million, once even surpassing pump fun.
The meme hype is cooling down, but the launchpad isn’t dead. It has simply shifted from “frenzied money-printing” to “normal money-printing.”
Third thing: Uniswap is adding positions—OK is on perpetuals
Uniswap Labs previously bought PONS and deepened its collaboration; the V2 graduated token is now directly in the Uniswap V4 pool. OKX perpetuals launched on Sep 5, and spot launched on Sep 15, with liquidity improving across the board.
Pons is the strongest launchpad on Robinhood Chain—there’s no question about it. Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum-based L2 that went live on the mainnet in July, backed by Robinhood with 24 million users.
You don’t have to believe in memes, but you can’t ignore Robinhood’s traffic.
Resistance above: 0.61-0.63 → 0.70 → 0.80+
Support below: 0.55 → 0.52-0.50 → 0.44-0.45
Trading strategy
Short-term traders:
Enter a light long position near 0.56, with a stop loss below 0.52. Target 0.61-0.63, and if it breaks out, look for 0.70. If there’s high-volume breakdown below 0.55, don’t bottom-fish—wait for 0.50.
Swing traders:
Wait until the daily close holds above 0.63 before entering; target 0.7-0.8. Alternatively, wait for high-volume bullish candles and a bullish divergence near 0.50, then enter.
Long-term believers:
DCA in batches below 0.5. The bet is on Robinhood Chain’s ecosystem exploding plus buyback/burn continuing.
First, look at the surface: bearish pressure all around, but the price is holding at $0.55.
Over the past 24 hours it’s down 9%-12%. Since Sep 5’s ATH at 0.968, it has fallen to 0.56—down 42% from the peak. Trading volume is still as high as $76 million. $0.55 is the key pivot level. The RSI is already in the oversold zone (34-42), and the short-term rebound window is opening. It’s oversold, but the trend hasn’t fully reversed yet.
First thing: a whale dumps the sell pressure, but the burn mechanism is still running
On Sep 19, a whale withdrew 2.25 million PONS from Binance, immediately dumped them for sale, receiving $1.29 million USDG + ETH. The price crashed 12% that day.
But look at the other side—
Pons has cumulatively burned 300 million tokens, accounting for 31% of the total supply. Circulating supply fell from 1 billion to 686 million. 80% of protocol revenue goes to automatic buyback and burn; over the past 30 days, fees contributed $132.9 million in total, including $14.5 million burned directly.
Second thing: meme sentiment is fading, but the launchpad is still printing money
Robinhood Chain fees fell from a peak of $8 million per day in early September to just $0.23 million—a 97% drop. Pons weekly trading volume is down 37%, and protocol revenue dropped from $10.7 million to $5.8 million.
Daily average fees are still $8.3 million. Pons has launched hundreds of thousands of tokens in total; peak single-day revenue is close to $6 million, once even surpassing pump fun.
The meme hype is cooling down, but the launchpad isn’t dead. It has simply shifted from “frenzied money-printing” to “normal money-printing.”
Third thing: Uniswap is adding positions—OK is on perpetuals
Uniswap Labs previously bought PONS and deepened its collaboration; the V2 graduated token is now directly in the Uniswap V4 pool. OKX perpetuals launched on Sep 5, and spot launched on Sep 15, with liquidity improving across the board.
Pons is the strongest launchpad on Robinhood Chain—there’s no question about it. Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum-based L2 that went live on the mainnet in July, backed by Robinhood with 24 million users.
You don’t have to believe in memes, but you can’t ignore Robinhood’s traffic.
Resistance above: 0.61-0.63 → 0.70 → 0.80+
Support below: 0.55 → 0.52-0.50 → 0.44-0.45
Trading strategy
Short-term traders:
Enter a light long position near 0.56, with a stop loss below 0.52. Target 0.61-0.63, and if it breaks out, look for 0.70. If there’s high-volume breakdown below 0.55, don’t bottom-fish—wait for 0.50.
Swing traders:
Wait until the daily close holds above 0.63 before entering; target 0.7-0.8. Alternatively, wait for high-volume bullish candles and a bullish divergence near 0.50, then enter.
Long-term believers:
DCA in batches below 0.5. The bet is on Robinhood Chain’s ecosystem exploding plus buyback/burn continuing.
