Priced against the Nasdaq 100. Every fee goes back into the pool.
contract address at launchPriced in QQQ
Almost every memecoin is paired against the chain's own coin.
BUBBLE is quoted in QQQ, the tokenized Invesco fund, so the asset backing the liquidity is the hundred largest companies on the Nasdaq. That index has gone up over every long stretch anyone has measured. The standard advice for investors is to buy an index fund.
When ETH drops, an ETH-paired pool loses backing at the same time everything else is falling. A QQQ-paired pool is tied to something that has survived far more than a cycle. Different risk, and a slower one.
At launch
Launched on Pons, quoted in QQQ, with the creator fee set to 1.75%. Pons fixes that at creation and it can never be changed.
0.5 QQQ of our own into the curve at launch, taken exempt from the opening snipe tax rather than sniping alongside it.
The BUBBLE from that buy gets paired against more QQQ in a Uniswap pool, full range on the 1% fee tier, priced at the curve. A second book behind every trade from the first minute rather than waiting on graduation.
Then it repeats
Two sources. The 1.75% creator fee on Pons trades, paid in QQQ. And trading fees on the Uniswap pool, paid in QQQ or BUBBLE depending which side a trader sent in. Both land in the same wallet.
An add needs equal dollar value of QQQ and BUBBLE, and fees never arrive as a clean 50/50. The excess gets traded into the short side until the two amounts match. Pons pays quote only, so QQQ is almost always the excess, which makes this a market buy of BUBBLE. On the rare day BUBBLE runs heavy, it sells instead.
Both sides go into the Uniswap pool together, full range. The ratio is unchanged so the price doesn't move. Only the depth does.
Live
The Pons market and the Uniswap pool, read from chain.
Ledger
Every claim, rebalance and deposit, with its time, amount and transaction.
FAQ
We hold the Uniswap position, and it can be withdrawn. No point pretending otherwise. The liquidity Pons creates at graduation is locked permanently and nobody can touch that, including us. Check the ledger, check the wallet, and judge the behaviour rather than the words.
The tokenized Invesco QQQ on Robinhood Chain, tracking the Nasdaq 100. Quoting the launch in it is what makes BUBBLE a ratio to the index instead of to ETH.
The Pons market is the main one and stays the main one. Pairing the dev buy against QQQ on Uniswap straight away means there's a second book behind every trade from the first minute, and somewhere for fees to compound into before graduation rather than sitting in a wallet.
A burn lifts the price and leaves the pool exactly as thin as it was. Adding puts the tokens back with matching QQQ, so the depth stays and the next seller gets a better price out of it.
Probably not. Most of these go to zero and this one has no product, no revenue and no plan beyond the pool getting deeper. Buy accordingly.