ARCADE PAD

a launchpad on robinhood chain · pons v2

LAUNCH A TOKEN.
LAUNCH A GAME.

Every token launched here comes with its own arcade cabinet — Snake, Breakout, Racer or Invaders, skinned with your coin. Every trade pays fees. The fees fill the cabinet's prize pot. The high score takes the pot.

insert coin · launchbrowse the arcade
  • free to play
    no coin needed to play. hold 0.01% of the supply to post a score.
  • pot = fees
    10–90% of the token's creator fees, chosen at launch, go to the pot.
  • one winner
    each round's high score takes the whole pot. rounds are 1–30 days.
PXL · Snake
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free play · 1 credit
demo · press start to play
cabinets
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pad awaiting deployment
pots open
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paid to players
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fees collected
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the cabinet row

Four games. Pick one at launch.

Your token is the sprite: its ticker on the marquee, its logo as the thing you eat, drive, shoot with. The games run at 60 ticks a second and replay bit for bit — that is how a score gets signed.

Snake

#1

eat the token. don't eat yourself.

10 points per token, plus the speed level. the snake speeds up every five.

launch with Snake

Breakout

#2

break the sell walls. three balls.

top rows pay 70, bottom rows 10, times the wall number. dark bricks take two hits and pay twice.

launch with Breakout

Racer

#3

three lanes. no brakes. don't touch anyone.

100 per car you pass, 250 per token you pick up, plus the road behind you. it only gets faster.

launch with Racer

Invaders

#4

the paper hands are coming down. hold the line.

40 for the top row down to 10 for the bottom, times the wave. one shot at a time.

launch with Invaders

how it works

Three steps. One machine.

  1. 01launch

    Name, ticker, logo, and the game your token ships with. One transaction on Pons V2: the token, its bonding curve and its cabinet, for 0.0005 ETH plus whatever you buy first. Pick the pot share (10–90% of your creator fees) and the round length (1–30 days).

  2. 02trade

    Every buy and sell on the curve pays a fee; Pons hands the creator's share to the cabinet's vault instead of the creator's wallet. Anyone can press collect: 10% to the pad, the pot share to the pot, the rest to the creator. Nobody can point the fees elsewhere — the vault has no owner.

  3. 03play

    The cabinet is free to play. To post a score you hold 0.01% of the supply and finish a run; the referee replays it tick for tick and signs the score. When the round's bell rings, the high score takes the whole pot. No score, the pot rolls over.

where a collected fee goes

example: pot share set to 50%
  • pad — fixed 10%, the pad's only revenue.
  • pot — 10–90%, chosen at launch and frozen. Paid to the round's high score.
  • creator — the rest, withdrawable any time.

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the whole arcade

The pad is not on chain yet. Once it is deployed, every cabinet launched shows up here, live.

faq

Straight answers

Can a bot play?
Yes. The referee proves a run happened under the rules — same seed, same inputs, same score — not who held the joystick. A cabinet's pot goes to whoever plays best, human or script, and every rule says so out loud. If you launch, you know that going in.
Why do I need to hold the token to post a score?
It ties the game to the coin: 0.01% of the launch supply (100,000 of 1,000,000,000) is a few dollars early on and the only ticket there is. Playing needs nothing. Posting a score needs the ticket.
Where does the pot come from, exactly?
From trading fees, nowhere else. Pons takes a 1% fee on every curve trade and pays the creator's part (70% of it) to the creator-fee recipient — here, the cabinet's vault. Fees accrue on the curve and Pons sweeps them to its escrow in batches; collect() pulls what is swept. Nobody deposits into a pot by hand, and the pad never touches your trade.
What if nobody posts a score?
The pot stays and rolls into the next round. It never goes to the creator or the pad.
What if the referee is down?
You can still play — the cabinet runs in your browser. You just can't get a score signed until it is back, and a signed score is only valid for 15 minutes and for the current round.
What does the pad take?
10% of every collected creator fee, forever, and nothing else: launching costs Pons' fee, trading costs Pons' fee, playing costs nothing.
What happens when the token graduates?
The curve closes and the market moves to the pool. Fees swept before graduation still land in the vault and can still be collected; the cabinet keeps running its rounds on whatever is in its pot.
insert coin · launchTokens launch on Pons V2, Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663).