RealPair
How RealPair works

Coins, priced in things

RealPair launches coins through the official Pons v2 factory on Robinhood Chain, and gives each one a unit of account with a real market. A coin priced in Rolex Submariners shows its market price in Submariners, everywhere on the site.

The object is written at the end of the coin's on-chain description, for example realpair:submariner. Anyone can read it back from the token contract.

  1. 1Name your coin

    Name, ticker, a line about it, and optional X and Telegram links.

  2. 2Pick an object

    A Pokémon card, a watch, a car, sneakers, a bag or a metal. Or your own, with a reference price.

  3. 3Sign one transaction

    Your wallet calls the Pons v2 factory on Robinhood Chain, with an optional developer buy.

  4. 4See it in Rolexes

    RealPair reads the coin's bonding curve and shows its price in your object.

Contracts

Pons v2 launch factory0x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7e
Pons v2 launch and buy0xe33E9E479dF8802cb0866d5d05258bEc4cF62948
NetworkRobinhood Chain · chain id 4663

Questions

Is this a real launch?

Yes. The coin is a Pons v2 token with a real bonding curve. It graduates to a locked Uniswap v4 pool once the curve raises 4.2 ETH.

Why does the coin trade against ETH, not Charizards?

Pons only accepts ETH, USDG, cbBTC and a few tokenized stocks as quote assets. The object is the coin's unit of account: its ETH price is converted to dollars, then to objects.

Where do the prices come from?

The coin price comes from its curve reserves on-chain, and ETH/USD from Coinbase. Pokémon cards use the live TCGplayer market price (via pokemontcg.io) and metals the live spot price. Watches, cars, sneakers and bags use a dated market reference with its source. Custom objects use the price their creator declared.

What does it cost?

The Pons launch fee (0.0005 ETH today) plus gas, and your developer buy if you add one. Trades pay the 1% Pons fee plus the creator fee you choose, up to 10%.

Can I use my own image?

Yes. Upload any picture when you launch: only the price is tied to the object. Pons keeps a short link to the image on-chain (it caps logos at 512 bytes), and RealPair hosts the file. You can also paste an https:// or ipfs:// link, or keep the category icon. Pons locks the image at launch.

What are the risks?

Launches can't be undone and coins can lose all their value. RealPair is an independent interface: the contracts belong to Pons, and neither Pons nor Robinhood is affiliated with it. Brand and product names identify the objects whose prices we track; their owners aren't affiliated either.

Photo credits

Object photos come from Wikimedia Commons under the licenses below. They are resized and cropped for display and illustrate each model; the exact reference or colourway can differ. Card scans come from pokemontcg.io.