Every Uniswap pool on pons is an island.

pons launches graduate into locked Uniswap pools, the v4 ones run by hooks. Unisland charts every one of them as an island.

Marketing that buys the coin. Rent a board on any island and the whole rent is swapped into its token and burned.

Sail

Steer a boat between every launch, drag to look around.

Read

Click an island for its price, liquidity, holders and curve.

Buy

Swap into any token from here, straight through the pool.

click any island for its pool numbers and to buy

Advertising on an island
buys the island.

A creator who rents out a board never receives the money. It is wrapped, swapped against the token's own pool, and sent to the burn address before the transaction ends. There is no setting for this and no governance over it.

01
The renter pays

Price is set by the island owner, per day, in the asset the token launched against.

02
The pool is bought

The full rent swaps straight against the token's Uniswap pool. No router, no intermediary.

03
The supply shrinks

Bought tokens go to the dead address. Renting your own board is a pure loss, so faking it costs you.

What the island owner gets

Not cash. The buyback is itself a buy, so it pays the pool fee, and on pons the creator takes the majority of that fee. They are paid by the trade their own board caused, and their remaining supply is worth more. Aligned, not enriched.

Where Unisland earns

A five percent protocol fee charged on top of the rent, never taken out of it. The renter sees both lines before signing. That is why “the whole rent buys the token” stays literally true.

Four boards per island.

Every island carries four rentable signboards plus one free banner the owner writes themselves. Few enough that a board is worth having, not so many that the map turns into noise.

Ownership
The wallet that deployed the token, read straight from the pons factory. Nothing to register.
Price
Set per day by the island owner, with a floor so no island is listed at dust.
Duration
One to ninety days. A board frees itself the moment it expires.
Content
A pointer stored on-chain, rendered here. Unisland hosts nothing.
What a renter sees
board 2, 7 days0.0070
buys and burns the token0.0070
unisland fee0.00035
total0.00735

Both lines are shown before signing. The first one never reaches a wallet, it reaches a pool.

A launchpad, a curve,
then a pool that never unlocks.

pons v1, the live one

Token and pool are created in one transaction, paired against WETH, liquidity locked on the spot. The pool is canonical Uniswap V3 at a one percent fee, which is what Unisland swaps against when it burns.

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pons v2, the Uniswap v4 one

A bonding curve first, then a permanent v4 pool with zero pool fee, the hook charging instead. Launching is currently gated to whitelisted addresses, so the map indexes it and waits.

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You can price a coin in NVIDIA.

pons v2 approves eight assets as launch pairs. Seven of them are real tokenised equities on Robinhood Chain, which is why an island's water is not the same colour on every shore.

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$UNISLAND

Launched on pons like everything else on this map, which puts Unisland on its own archipelago rather than above it.

Unisland charges one thing: five percent on top of every board rented anywhere in the archipelago. That money comes from advertisers buying attention, not from anyone buying $UNISLAND. Below is exactly where it goes and what the token is for.

01
It pays for boards, cheaper

Settle the protocol fee in $UNISLAND instead of the pair asset and it costs less. That is the only place the token is required, and the discount is why an advertiser would hold any.

02
The fee buys it back

Fees taken in the pair asset are used to buy $UNISLAND on its own pons pool. Same rule as every island: what comes in buys the token, it does not become somebody's salary.

03
It is an island too

$UNISLAND launched on pons like everything else here, so it sits on this map with four boards of its own. Anyone can rent one, and that rent burns $UNISLAND.

What it is not

Not a fee on your trade.Buying a token through Unisland goes straight to Uniswap's router. We take nothing from it and never hold your funds.

Not a yield. Holding $UNISLAND pays nothing by itself. There is no staking, no emission schedule, and no rewards pool behind it.

Not automatic. If nobody rents a board, no fee is collected, nothing is bought back, and nothing accrues. The loop only turns while advertisers are paying.