Pons surpasses $6B in all-time Uniswap v4 hook volume

Pons, a non-custodial token launchpad that runs only on Robinhood Chain, has crossed $6 billion in cumulative trading volume through its Uniswap v4 hook pools. The project announced the milestone on October 7, 2026. Pons launched on July 13, 2026. Reaching that figure in under three months is a fast clip for a platform that did not exist this summer. How the Pons machine works Under Pons’ V2 model, a token stays on a bonding curve until it hits a threshold of roughly 4.2 ETH equivalent. At that point, it “graduates.” Graduation moves the token into a full-range liquidity position on Uniswap v4, and that position is permanently locked. Full-range means the liquidity covers every possible price. Locked means nobody can pull it later, which removes one of the more familiar ways early meme tokens tend to go sideways. The $6 billion figure measures trading in those graduated pools. It does not count activity on the bonding curves themselves. The hook and the fee split Pons runs its graduated pools through a hook called PonsV2MemeHook. It handles swaps after graduation and distributes fees, along with other operational mechanics. The fee split leans heavily toward creators. Roughly 70% g...