Documentation

EmailHood.Fun is a token launch platform where the only tool you need is an inbox. You send an email, we deploy a fixed-supply token on Robinhood Chain through the Pons protocol, and we reply with the contract address. Your email address doubles as your login and as the key to the wallet that collects your creator tax.

Overview

Most launchpads assume a browser wallet, a seed phrase and a little ETH for gas before you can do anything. EmailHood removes all three. For email launches the platform runs a dedicated relay wallet that signs and pays; web launches are signed and paid by your own derived wallet. Each creator gets a derived wallet that is computed from their email address and can only be operated by signing in with that same email.

• Chain: Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663, ETH gas, ~0.1 s blocks, fees under a cent).
• Protocol: Pons v2 — bonding curve → permanently locked Uniswap v4 pool.
• Supply: 1,000,000,000 tokens, fixed. No mint, no blacklist, no pause, no owner.
• Creator tax: fixed 3% on every trade, paid to your derived wallet.
• Revenue split on claim: 15% to you, 85% to the platform.

Launching by email

Send an email to launch@emailhood.fun. The body is a list of key: value lines. Attach one image to use as the logo (PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF, up to 1 MB). Without an attachment the platform logo is used.

To:      launch@emailhood.fun
Subject: LAUNCH Moon Mail (MOON)

name: Moon Mail
symbol: MOON
description: The first token launched from an inbox.
twitter: https://x.com/moonmail
telegram: https://t.me/moonmail
website: https://moonmail.xyz

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The subject line LAUNCH Name (SYMBOL) is accepted as a shortcut when the body has no name/symbol lines. Body values always win.

What happens next

1. The inbox worker picks up your message (polled every 15 seconds) and validates the command.
2. Your logo is stored at a content-addressed URL and pinned into the token metadata on-chain.
3. The relay wallet (email) or your derived wallet (web) calls launchToken on the Pons factory with your derived wallet as creatorFeeRecipient and a 3% creator tax.
4. You receive a reply with the token page, contract address, explorer link, launch transaction and your tax wallet address.

If something is wrong with the command, you receive a reply explaining what to fix. Each email launches at most one token; send another email for another token.

Launching from the web

Sign in with your Google account, or with a one-click link sent to any other inbox (Firebase Authentication), then use Launch. The form is validated with exactly the same rules as the email command and results in the same on-chain call. You still receive the confirmation email.

Wallet model

Relay wallet

A single platform-controlled wallet dedicated to launching. It pays the Pons launch fee (0.0005 ETH) and gas for every email launch, and fronts the gas for creator claims. Web launches are paid by the creator's own derived wallet, which must hold a little ETH on Robinhood Chain. It never holds your tokens: the entire supply is minted straight into the bonding curve.

Derived creator wallet

For each email address the server derives one Ethereum account with an HMAC of the normalised address and a server-side secret. The private key is never shown or exported and never leaves the backend. The wallet is set as the token's creatorFeeRecipient, so the creator tax accrues to it on-chain, in public, from the very first trade.

Signing in with your email is what authorises that wallet to act. Anyone who controls the inbox controls the claims, exactly as with any email-based account. Keep your inbox secure.

Fees & revenue split

We prefer to spell the economics out rather than hide them in a footnote.

The creator tax is set to 300 bps at launch and is immutable in the Pons contracts — it cannot be raised by us or by you later. The 85/15 split is applied when you claim: the derived wallet withdraws from the escrow, forwards 85% to the platform treasury and 15% to the payout address you provide. Both transfers are ordinary transactions you can verify on the explorer.

Worked example: 100 ETH of cumulative trading volume produces 3 ETH of creator tax. On claim you receive 0.45 ETH and the platform receives 2.55 ETH.

Token lifecycle

1. Launch. The whole supply is minted to a constant-product bonding curve that opens at a fixed starting price (1.68 ETH of virtual reserve). Nobody — not the creator, not the platform — holds pre-allocated tokens.
2. Anti-snipe window. Every launch opens with a 99% buy tax that decays to zero within the first five seconds, so bots gain nothing by being first.
3. Curve trading. Buys and sells settle against the curve. The price you see on EmailHood is the curve's marginal price; market cap is that price times the fixed supply.
4. Graduation. When the curve has collected 4.2 ETH, it graduates: a full-range Uniswap v4 pool is created and the position is locked forever in the Pons locker. The remaining supply is locked too.
5. Open market. After graduation, trade through any Uniswap v4 router. Creator tax keeps accruing via the Pons hook.

Claiming creator tax

Open your dashboard. The claimable figure adds what already sits in the Pons fee escrow to tax still accruing on your curves. Enter a payout address and press claim. The platform:

1. tops up your derived wallet with gas from the relay if needed;
2. sweeps outstanding tax from each pre-graduation curve;
3. calls claim() on the fee escrow from your derived wallet;
4. sends 85% to the platform treasury and 15% to your payout address in two transactions, and records them in your claim history.

After graduation, tax accrues on the Pons hook and is swept into the escrow by the Pons operator on their schedule; it then appears as claimable here.

Security & trust

• Non-custodial supply. Tokens live in the curve and then in a locked pool. The platform never holds them.
• Immutable terms. Supply, tax, quote asset and graduation threshold are fixed by the Pons contracts at launch.
• Custodial tax wallet, by design. The derived wallet is operated by the server so that email alone is enough. Treat the platform as custodian of accrued creator tax until you claim it; claim regularly.
• Mail hygiene. Each inbound message is processed once (by Message-ID), auto-replies and bounces are ignored, and rejected commands get a reply rather than a silent drop.
• Open verification. Every launch, sweep, claim and payout is a public transaction on Blockscout.

Contracts & addresses

Network: Robinhood Chain · chain id 4663 · RPC https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com · explorer robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. Protocol documentation: docs.ponsfamily.com/v2.

FAQ

Do I need ETH?

Not for email launches or claims; the platform relay pays those. Launching from the website is paid by your derived wallet, so send it a little ETH on Robinhood Chain first (the create page shows the address and balance).

Can I change the tax or the recipient later?

The rate is immutable. The recipient can be redirected by the current recipient through Pons; contact us if you need this.

Can I export the derived wallet's private key?

Yes. On the dashboard, Export private key reveals it after a confirmation. Import it into any EVM wallet to control the address directly. Keep it secret: whoever holds it controls your creator tax and any tokens bought at launch.

Which email providers work?

Any. Plain-text or HTML emails are fine; we read the text part. Keep the attachment under 1 MB.

Is there a launch limit?

Email launches: one per address every 10 minutes. Web launches are unlimited since you pay your own fee.

Can I buy at launch?

Yes, from the website. Enter an ETH amount in Initial buy and the launch goes through the Pons launchAndBuy router: token creation and your first buy settle in one atomic transaction, so nobody can front-run you, and tokens land in your derived wallet.

Where do I trade?

On the Pons launchpad before graduation, or through any Uniswap v4 router after. Each token page links to both.

Questions: @EmailHoodFun on X · emailhood.fun