Uniswap Labs acquires PONS token as protocol generates millions in daily fees.

Pons says 29.34% of the total PONS supply has already been burned, reinforcing that its tokenomics are designed to reduce circulating supply alongside the buyback-and-burn mechanism.
Pons’ own post announcing the purchase went out at 5:24 p.m. ET and drew more than 200,000 views in under two hours; Uniswap’s account quote-posted it with an emoji.
Pons’ token contract on Robinhood Chain is listed as 0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571, according to CoinGecko as cited by the reporting.
On the day of the announcement, PONS trading statistics included CoinGecko-reported turnover of $135.2 million and a market capitalization of $357.1 million (ranked 118th by market value).
Uniswap Labs has acquired PONS, the token backing a launchpad platform on Robinhood Chain, in a move framed as deepening ties between the two projects. BigGo Finance and Crypto News report the deal size, price, and purchase terms remain undisclosed, though the announcement arrives as PONS generates roughly $5.95 million in daily fees and hits record trading volumes.
The purchase marks an unusual moment for Uniswap Labs, which also operates Pools.trade—a competing launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Both platforms rely on Uniswap v4 liquidity infrastructure while competing directly for token launch activity. FXStreet notes that PONS has rallied alongside the announcement, with CoinGecko data showing the token at a $357.1 million market cap and $135.2 million in 24-hour trading volume.
Pons has rapidly become one of Robinhood Chain's highest-fee-generating applications. The launchpad routes token launches via bonding curves directly into Uniswap v4 liquidity pools, capturing a major share of v4 trading activity. Crypto News reports that 24-hour fees reached $5.95 million as PONS hit record highs, reflecting sustained demand for the platform's token-launch services.
The acquisition highlights an unusual dynamic: Uniswap Labs operates both Pons—which it just bought into—and Pools.trade, its own competing launchpad. Both platforms vie for launchpad activity on Robinhood Chain while relying on Uniswap v4 as their core infrastructure. Hoka News frames the purchase as 'long-term alignment,' though the exact nature of the partnership and Uniswap's stake size remain confidential.
Pons' token model directs a large portion of protocol fees into a buyback-and-burn mechanism designed to shrink circulating supply over time. BigGo Finance reports that 29.34% of total PONS supply has already been burned, demonstrating the mechanism's ongoing impact. This deflationary approach ties token value directly to the launchpad's fee generation and trading activity.
Pons' announcement post drew over 200,000 views in under two hours, generating significant social attention. On the announcement day, PONS climbed to a $357.1 million market cap—ranking 118th by market value globally—with $135.2 million in 24-hour turnover. FXStreet notes that both UNI and PONS tokens rallied following the news, reflecting investor optimism around the partnership.
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