Holder Credit every hour
Wallets holding about $20 or more of $MOTH receive a share of the swap tax each hour, by average balance, valued in USDG.
$MOTH launches through Pons on Robinhood Chain with the product. Every swap pays a fixed 3% tax, by default a quarter of it goes to holders each hour, to claim as credit for private inference or withdraw as USDG.
PlannedThe token and Holder Credit switch on at launch.
$MOTHRobinhood Chain
Published at launchThe token ties into the models you use in three ways.
Wallets holding about $20 or more of $MOTH receive a share of the swap tax each hour, by average balance, valued in USDG.
Top up with $MOTH and get 10% bonus credit on the same balance. Half of the tokens received are burned and half are sold to pay for the calls they fund.
Each hour your share is valued in USDG. Claim it as credit in your Moth Console account to spend on any model, or withdraw it as USDG to your wallet.
Every way you pay lands on one balance, and that balance reaches every model through one key, with your identity removed on the way.
Pons runs the launch in public on Robinhood Chain, and the pool it leaves behind is locked.
The token is sold along a bonding curve on Pons, open to anyone.
When the curve sells out, the liquidity moves into a Uniswap v4 pool behind Pons's own hook.
The pool's liquidity is locked, and no one, including us, can withdraw it.
The 3% creator tax is collected on every swap and paid to the splitter contract.
One chain for the token, payments and sign-in, so nothing has to cross a bridge to work.
Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Layer 2, on mainnet since 1 July 2026 and open to anyone.
Uniswap v4 is deployed there with fee-taking hooks in production, which the 3% tax runs on.
Paxos USDG runs there, so top-ups, Holder Credit and withdrawals settle in one dollar stablecoin.
You sign in by signing one message with the wallet that holds the token, with no email and no form.
One swap, followed from its 3% tax to the models it pays for.
Every buy and every sell of $MOTH pays a 3% tax, fixed for good at launch.
The splitter contract is the tax's recipient on Pons. Each time a keeper call claims it, the contract splits it three ways by default. The owner can change the split, and every change is recorded on-chain where anyone can read it.
Bought back on the pool and sent to a dead address, for good
Swapped to USDG as it lands, so its dollar value is fixed
Sent to the development and operations wallet
At the top of each hour the Holder Credit share is valued in USDG and set aside for every wallet holding about $20 or more of $MOTH, by its average balance over the hour.
Claim your share as credit in your Moth Console account, where it pays for any model in Moth Chat and through the API, or withdraw it as USDG to your wallet.
The supply is fixed at launch and nothing mints more. Burns only take tokens out.
The splitter contract is the tax's recipient on Pons. A keeper call claims the tax and splits it, and the rules are public on-chain.
address published at launchdistribute(minTokenOut, minUsdgOut)keeperClaims the tax, which arrives in ETH, buys and burns the burn share, swaps the Holder Credit share to USDG and sends the rest to development.
setSplit(burn, credit, dev)ownerChanges the split, even to 100% in one direction. Every change emits SplitChanged on-chain.
setDevWallet, setCreditTarget, setKeeperownerPoint the development share, the Holder Credit share and the keeper at new addresses, each with its own event.
transferOwnership, acceptOwnershipownerHands the contract to a new owner in two steps, so a wrong address can't take it by accident.
eventsDistributedSplitChangedDevWalletChangedCreditTargetChangedKeeperChangedOwnershipTransferred
The live price chart, the Pons page and the explorer link go here on launch day.
The live chart appears here at launch.
This page describes a product in development. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy, $MOTH or any other token or security, and nothing on it promises a price, return or profit. Claimed credit is prepaid access to the platform.