Inscribed launches
on Robinhood Chain.
One transaction deploys the coin, opens a Pons bonding curve, inscribes your artwork into contract storage and fills your opening buy. The image is not a link to a file somewhere — the bytes are on chain. No IPFS. No Arweave. No gateway to go dark.
What one launch call does
Inscriptions
The artwork lives in the contract
Most launchpads write a URL into the token and call it metadata. Pin the file badly, or let the pin lapse, and the coin is left pointing at nothing. Scribe writes the bytes themselves into storage on Robinhood Chain, where they stay as long as the chain does.
Image or GIF
48–128 pxWritten into contract storage as WebP or GIF, then rendered straight from a chain read.
Sound
2–10 sAn MP3 or Opus clip at 8–24 kbps, inscribed beside the artwork.
Website
up to 24 KBA standalone HTML page, served from chain under a locked-down sandbox.
3D model
low-polyA .vox or .glb small enough to live in storage.
How a tablet is inscribed
Bytes as bytecode
Your artwork is written using SSTORE2 — the bytes are deployed as the runtime code of a contract, so they cost one-time deploy gas instead of a storage slot per word, and read back with a single EXTCODECOPY.
Pons caps a token's logo field at 512 bytes, which is far too small for an image. So the bytes live in Scribe's inscription contract and the token carries a 75-byte scribe:// pointer to them — content-addressed bykeccak256, so two people inscribing the same art pay for it once.
What inscribing costs
Measured in the test suite, costed at this chain's ~0.084 gwei. Inscribing a full 24 KB tablet costs less than a fifth of the Pons launch fee.
Tablets
Every coin written through Scribe
Only Scribe launches appear here — bonding progress and market cap are read live from each coin's own curve, and every tablet opens on Pons to trade.
Reading the chain…
How it works
From a form to a live market
Scribe does not run its own curve. It launches onto Pons v2, which already graduates into a permanently locked Uniswap v4 position — and adds the two things Pons has no opinion about: where the media lives, and who the creator fee stream belongs to.
Write the tablet
Name, ticker, description and artwork. The image is compressed in your browser to fit the inscription budget before anything is signed.
Sign once
One call inscribes the art, deploys the token, opens the curve and fills your buy. Your opening buy is exempt from the snipe tax, which starts at 99% and decays to zero over three seconds.
Trade on the curve
Constant product, priced against a 1.68 Ξ virtual reserve. Every trade pays 2%, always charged on the ETH leg — never in your coin.
Graduate at 4.2 Ξ
The curve closes and seeds a full-range Uniswap v4 pool. The position is locked permanently — no withdrawal path for anyone, us included.
Where the 2% goes
The creator stream, split three ways
Pons keeps 0.30% of every trade; the remaining ~1.70% is the creator stream. The vault that splits it is written and tested but not yet deployed — until it is, that stream goes to the launching wallet in full.
Live protocol parameters
Burns
What the platform's share is burned on
Scribe's 20% is not meant for a wallet. Every five minutes the keeper collects the platform share from every tablet, buys $SCRIBE on the open market and burns it. Each burn is recorded here, with the transactions that filled it.
Permanently removed from supply.
Platform fees converted to $SCRIBE and destroyed.
The 50% share, claimable by holders of every tablet.
Keeper cadence, with an accrual floor so gas never exceeds the burn.