How Shillhood works

Every token here is a real Pons V2 token on Robinhood Chain with its normal bonding curve, paired with ETH or with a Robinhood stock token. Shillhood adds an automated system on top that turns the coin's creator tax and creator fees into rewards for the holders who promote it: the shillers.

The loop: a coin is launched here or added from Pons, people hold it and post about it on X, those posts are tracked and scored, and every round the creator fees are split among the shillers pro-rata by score. Shillhood keeps a 10% cut.

Launching deploys a brand new token through the Pons V2 launch factory, the same contract the Pons site uses.

1. 1Fill in the token details: name, ticker, description and a logo, plus optional banner and socials. All of it is written into the token contract itself.
2. 2Pick the pair: ETH, or any stock or asset Pons has approved (NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, SPY and more). Fees arrive in the pair and shillers are paid in it.
3. 3Set your creator tax from 1% to 5%. It is charged on every buy and sell on top of Pons's 1% curve fee. The launch wallet receives all of the tax plus 70% of the curve fee.
4. 4Choose how often shillers get paid (see Payout schedule).
5. 5Shillhood generates a fresh Robinhood Chain wallet for the launch and shows you its address. Fund it with 0.002 ETH: Pons's 0.0005 ETH launch fee, the launch gas and a small gas float for claims and payouts.
6. 6The moment it arrives, the wallet signs the Pons launch and you get the token address, a link to Pons and a live token page.

The coin is a Pons V2 bonding curve with 1 billion supply. When the curve raises its threshold (4.2 ETH on ETH pairs) it graduates to a locked Uniswap v4 pool behind the Pons meme hook, and the creator tax keeps flowing to shillers after.

The launch wallet is the coin's creator fee wallet. Only Shillhood holds its key, encrypted at rest, so creator fees can only go where these docs say they go.

Already live on Pons V2? Switch the launch page to Existing coin. There is no fee to add a coin.

1. 1Paste the contract address. We read the coin on chain: name, pair, creator tax, and the wallet its creator fees go to.
2. 2Paste that wallet's private key to prove it's yours. It is checked against the on-chain creator fee wallet before anything is saved, encrypted like every launch wallet, and never shown again.
3. 3Pick a payout cadence. The coin is live with a leaderboard immediately; the first round runs at the next boundary.

Two rules. One wallet can back one coin. And everything the wallet holds above a small gas reserve is treated as the pot, so move anything you want to keep out first.

The creator decides how often fees are swept, claimed and paid out: 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, 12 hours or 24 hours.

Rounds run on a fixed grid from the moment the coin launched, so a 30-minute coin pays at the same two marks every hour. The token page shows the cadence and a live countdown.

Anyone holding at least 50,000 of the token can join its leaderboard. Paste the Robinhood Chain wallet that holds the token, then post a tweet with your one-time code. That post proves the account is yours: no password, no app permissions.

Posts are picked up automatically from the X API, and anyone on the board can also submit a post link by hand from the token page.

Keep posting. Six hours without a real post about the coin and the spot is dropped; join again whenever you like. The verification tweet on its own doesn't count, and your earnings history stays.

Every tracked post earns points from a base value plus weighted engagement and content bonuses. Post scores roll up into your leaderboard score, which is then adjusted by how much you hold and how consistently you post.

Holding more raises your score. Your balance applies a multiplier of up to 2× (reached at 100× the minimum hold).

Consistency pays. Spreading posts over the day earns up to 1.25×, and an X-verified shiller gets a further 1.25×.

Copy paste backfires. Posting the same wording again scores zero and halves your whole score for 24 hours.

Score resets every payout round. Earnings keep adding up across the Today / 7d / 30d / All time views.

Pons accrues the creator tax and the creator share of the curve fee on every trade. Each round:

1. 1The launch wallet sweeps its fees off the bonding curve (or the Uniswap v4 hook after graduation) into the Pons fee escrow, then claims them.
2. 210% goes to the treasury.
3. 3The rest is the pool, split among everyone active on the leaderboard pro-rata by score.
4. 4Payouts go straight to each shiller's wallet on Robinhood Chain, signed and recorded on chain. Cumulative earnings are tracked per wallet.

Everyone with a score gets paid; your share is your score divided by the board's total. On a stock-paired coin the pool is in the stock, so you are paid in the stock, with gas paid from the launch wallet's ETH float. Shares below 0.000005 ETH roll into the next round, and rounds with nobody scored roll the whole pot forward.

The 10% cut from every round is sent to the treasury wallet. When a platform token is configured, the treasury spends everything above a small reserve every 30 minutes buying it on its Pons curve and burns every token it buys, all on chain.

Every shiller is re-assessed every cycle from their current posts and account. Each signal carries a weight; the weights add up to a risk score.

1. 1Risk of 0.3 is warning 1: score cut by 25%. Risk of 0.5 is warning 2: cut by 50%. Risk of 0.75 is warning 3: disqualified from payouts.
2. 2Warnings show on the leaderboard as 1/3, 2/3 or DQ, and are recomputed every cycle. Stop doing the thing and the warning clears on its own.
3. 3An established account, 60 days old with 15 or more followers, can't be warned on posting behaviour alone.
4. 4Banned accounts are removed from every leaderboard and never paid.

Account age and follower signals need the X API; without it they are skipped rather than guessed.

Add the bot to any Telegram group, and an admin runs /track with the coin's contract address. From then on anyone in the group can pull the live board.

Full bot guide

Each token page shows market cap, price, 24h change, volume, holders and bonding-curve progress. Before graduation these come straight from the chain: the curve's reserves, and every buy, sell and transfer indexed from Robinhood Chain. After graduation they come from DexScreener. Dollar figures use a live ETH price, and stock-paired coins are priced in their stock.