How Boost works
Boost turns a project’s Robinhood Chain creator fees into equal ETH rewards for eligible people who engage with its official X posts.
1Overview
A project connects its token and official X account. Each original post starts a Boost round. Creator fees attributed to that round form the reward pool. A person who replies, reposts, or quotes during the round can receive one equal share after eligibility is checked.
The Explore gallery reads recent real launches from the Pons V2 factory on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Boost reward rounds will appear after project activation is available.
2Supported chain
The Launch page uses the deployed Pons V2 factory on Robinhood Chain mainnet. A token can pair with ETH or an ERC-20 that Pons has approved, including eligible Robinhood Stock Tokens. Pairing is fixed at launch. The Boost reward treasury has not been deployed or reviewed.
3Creator fees
For now, Pons creator fees go to the launcher's wallet in the selected pair asset. They do not reach Boost or fund rewards. Boost will need a separate fee receiver per project, including support for stock-token-denominated fees, so deposits can be attributed to the correct token and post.
4Post detection
Boost is designed to receive signed X post events from a connected official account. An original post starts a six-hour round automatically. A newer original post closes the previous round. Replies, reposts, and quotes by the project account do not start a new round.
5Eligible engagement
One linked X account and one wallet identify a participant. Replying, reposting, or quoting the official post during its round can qualify. Likes do not count. An account must be at least 30 days old. Multiple actions from the same X identity still count as one share.
6The 90/10 split
Of the creator fees assigned to a round, 90% funds community rewards and 10% is the Boost protocol fee. The reward portion is divided equally among eligible X identities using exact wei accounting. Any division remainder stays in the project balance.
7Manual payouts
After the round, an admin checks final engagement and fee deposits, reviews a fixed recipient list and amount total, and signs a payout batch from an authorized wallet. A server key or bot does not send rewards. Small rewards below 0.0001 ETH are intended to accrue until the payout minimum is reached.
8Public receipts
Once a batch confirms on Robinhood Chain, its transaction hash can be shown beside each paid reward. A payout must never be marked complete solely because a transaction was submitted.
9Current status
A wallet can prepare and sign a real Pons mainnet launch from the Launch page; the wallet pays Pons's live launch fee and network gas. Boost token activation, fee routing, engagement verification, admin review, and payouts are not operational yet. Do not send deposits to the draft Boost treasury.