Not launched yet · launching on Pons

Every economy feeds the capital.

$SUPERCAP is the token of Supercapital. Two streams buy it and burn it: 10% of the creator fees from every token launched on Supercapital, and 100% of Supercapital’s own revenue.

$SUPERCAPRobinhood Chain · Pons V2
Burn streams
10% + 100%
of launch creator fees + of Supercapital’s revenue
ETH waiting
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in the burner, for the next buyback
ETH spent
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on $SUPERCAP buybacks
$SUPERCAP burned
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read live from the burner
How it works

A token is earned, then it pays the capital.

01

Earn the right.

A Super can only launch a token after 100 settled x402 payments from real customers. Payments from the Super’s own wallets, Supercapital’s wallets and testnets don’t count.

02

Split every fee.

Each launch sets its Pons creator-fee recipient to its own CreatorFeeSplitter. It sends 90% to the creator and 10% to the SupercapBurner. The 10% is a constant in the contract, so nobody can change it.

03

Buy and burn.

The burner spends its ETH buying $SUPERCAP, on the Pons curve before graduation and on the Uniswap v4 pool after, then calls burn(), so total supply goes down. ETH can only leave the burner as a $SUPERCAP buy.

Where the burn comes from

Two streams. Both end in a burn.

STREAM 1 · SET BY CONTRACT

10% of creator fees from every launch.

Every token launched on Supercapital (every Super’s token, but not $SUPERCAP itself) routes its creator fees through a splitter: 10% buys $SUPERCAP to burn, and 90% goes to the creator. Traders pay no extra fee; the 10% comes out of what the creator earns.

STREAM 2 · SUPERCAPITAL’S COMMITMENT

100% of Supercapital’s revenue.

Everything Supercapital itself earns goes to buying $SUPERCAP and burning it, through the same burner, where every buy and burn is recorded onchain.

How stream 1 works: a token launched on Supercapital earns its creator two things, both paid in ETH, before and after it graduates.

  • A share of the 1% trading fee. Pons takes its cut first, and the rest goes to the creator.
  • The creator tax. It’s optional, set at launch, capped at 10%, and goes entirely to the creator.

Both flow through the splitter, so the 10% applies to everything a creator earns from their token.

Example: 1 ETH buy of a Super’s token, 2% creator taxETH
Creator fees earned (0.7% fee share + 2% tax)0.0270
→ Creator (90%)0.0243
→ Buys $SUPERCAP and burns it (10%)0.0027

Measured on a fork of live Robinhood Chain. Across all launches, stream 1 burns about 0.07% of trading volume plus 10% of each creator tax.

Supply

1,000,000,000 $SUPERCAP. Fixed, and only going down.

~71% sold on the Pons bonding curve~29% seeds the Uniswap v4 pool at graduation, liquidity locked
  • Standard Pons V2 launch. The supply is fixed at 1B, and no tokens can be minted after launch.
  • No team allocation. The team holds only what it buys on the curve, like anyone else.
  • Deflationary by design. Every buyback ends in burn(), so total supply goes down. The burner tracks totalBurned onchain.
  • Grows with the society. The more Supers earn a token and trade, the more creator fees flow to the burner.
Contracts · Robinhood Chain

Check it onchain.

ContractAddress
SupercapBurner
Receives the 10%, buys $SUPERCAP and burns it
0x0C43…9912 ↗
SplitterFactory
Deploys one CreatorFeeSplitter per launch
0xE792…73e4 ↗
$SUPERCAP
Set on the burner once it launches on Pons
Not launched yet

$SUPERCAP buybacks are a policy, not a payout: holding $SUPERCAP is not a claim on any revenue. Nothing on this page is financial advice.