The transparent 3-wide PONSI

The PONSI contract, in plain English.

PONSI separates the money rules from the infrastructure. The referral core is permanently fixed, has no owner, and contains no admin withdrawal. Only the isolated buyback executor can be upgraded so token and liquidity infrastructure can keep working if the ecosystem changes.

Immutable core

Cannot be upgraded

0.033 ETH entry amount
81 / 6 / 6 / 7 allocation
Three direct members and ten reward levels
Participant claims and daily jackpot pool
Fixed treasury and one-time PONSI token

Isolated module

Buyback stays adaptable

The proxy is fixed in the core, but its execution logic can be upgraded. This allows future support for a migrated PONSI token, a new router, a different liquidity pool, or ecosystem changes without redeploying or changing the referral system.

Only ETH already counted inside the 6% buyback pool can cross this boundary. The module cannot pull referral claims, jackpot ETH, treasury credits, or unrelated contract funds.

Admin boundaries

What an admin can never control.

These restrictions come from the deployed code, not from a promise by the team. The core exposes no setter or owner function capable of changing them.

Permanently unavailable

No admin path exists

Change the 0.033 ETH entry amount or create another entry price
Change the ten referral percentages, three-direct limit, or ten-level depth
Replace the fixed treasury, developer, randomness adapter, or buyback proxy address
Edit a participant's inviter, referral path, allocations, or jackpot weight
Redirect a participant claim: every claim is paid to its recorded wallet
Choose a jackpot winner, make the deployment wallet eligible, replace randomness, pause joins, or drain reserves
Upgrade, replace, or self-destruct the PONSI referral core

Narrowly permitted

Buyback operations only

The fixed treasury can publish the official PONSI token once. The core rejects every later attempt.
The buyback upgrade authority can replace only the module implementation behind the fixed proxy.
A module upgrade can adapt token, router, pool, or burn execution if the token ecosystem migrates.
The buyback executor can execute swaps with a non-zero minimum output and a short deadline.
Every upgrade, implementation address, buyback release, swap, and burn remains visible on-chain.

A buyback upgrade can change how future buyback ETH is used. It cannot expand the 6% allocation or gain access to the other 94%.

Earning model

Exactly how a complete PONSI network allocates 49.26636 ETH.

The calculation uses the fixed 0.033 ETH entry and the immutable rate for each ancestor level. Values are allocated on-chain in integer wei.

Three-wide network

Ten levels of PONSI allocations

49.26636 ETH

LevelMembersRateRoot allocation

Level 1330%0.0297 ETH

Level 2915%0.04455 ETH

Level 32710%0.0891 ETH

Level 4817%0.18711 ETH

Level 52437%0.56133 ETH

Level 67293%0.72171 ETH

Level 72,1873%2.16513 ETH

Level 86,5613%6.49539 ETH

Level 919,6831.5%9.743085 ETH

Level 1059,0491.5%29.229255 ETH

Referral break-even

Three direct entries allocate 0.0297 ETH. One level-two entry adds 0.00495 ETH, taking total referral allocations to 0.03465 ETH.

Joining order matters

Earlier roots have more available positions beneath them. Within a finite full tree, its 88,572 descendants would need additional later entrants to reproduce the root's ten complete levels.

Only filled positions allocate

The 49.26636 ETH figure is reached only when all 88,572 downstream positions are filled. Empty positions do not create referral allocations.

Jackpot is separate

Six percent of every paid entry enters the daily jackpot pool. Winner probability follows the snapshotted paid-network weight, while the immutable deployment wallet always has zero weight and cannot win.

Public functions

What anyone can call

join(inviter)

Registers one paid wallet for exactly 0.033 ETH and allocates every wei.

claimRewardsFor(wallet)

Lets anyone trigger a claim; payout always goes to the profile wallet.

processDownlineUpdates(steps)

Permissionlessly completes all-depth jackpot-weight updates.

requestJackpot()

Snapshots the daily pool and network weights before requesting verified randomness.

selectAndAwardJackpotWinner()

Uses the immutable snapshot and returned random word to credit one winner.

configurePonsiToken(token)

One-time treasury action that permanently locks the launched PONSI token.

releaseBuybackFunds(amount)

Releases only tracked 6% buyback ETH, and only to the fixed module proxy.

Verified deployment

Every contract in one place.

After mainnet deployment, each published address becomes a direct explorer link. Verify the source, proxy implementation, ownership, events, and balances without trusting this frontend.

PONSI referral coreRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

PONSI tokenRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

Buyback proxyRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

Buyback implementationRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

Randomness adapterRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

VRF gatewayBase

Published at launch

Referral money cannot be redirected

Each entry walks the stored inviter chain. The frontend cannot replace ancestors or submit a different payout list.

Missing levels are explicit

Unassigned referral amounts are separately counted before being credited to the fixed treasury.

Keepers do not control winners

Keepers trigger public actions. Chainlink VRF on Base supplies randomness and CCIP authenticates delivery to Robinhood Chain.

No admin withdrawal

The core has no owner, proxy, emergency drain, arbitrary transfer, pause, or rescue function. Claim, jackpot, and buyback reserves are tracked on-chain.

Reading Robinhood Chain

Making the network visible.

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The transparent 3-wide PONSI

The PONSI contract, in plain English.

Immutable core

Cannot be upgraded

0.033 ETH entry amount
81 / 6 / 6 / 7 allocation
Three direct members and ten reward levels
Participant claims and daily jackpot pool
Fixed treasury and one-time PONSI token

Isolated module

Buyback stays adaptable

Only ETH already counted inside the 6% buyback pool can cross this boundary. The module cannot pull referral claims, jackpot ETH, treasury credits, or unrelated contract funds.

Admin boundaries

What an admin can never control.

These restrictions come from the deployed code, not from a promise by the team. The core exposes no setter or owner function capable of changing them.

Permanently unavailable

No admin path exists

Change the 0.033 ETH entry amount or create another entry price
Change the ten referral percentages, three-direct limit, or ten-level depth
Replace the fixed treasury, developer, randomness adapter, or buyback proxy address
Edit a participant's inviter, referral path, allocations, or jackpot weight
Redirect a participant claim: every claim is paid to its recorded wallet
Choose a jackpot winner, make the deployment wallet eligible, replace randomness, pause joins, or drain reserves
Upgrade, replace, or self-destruct the PONSI referral core

Narrowly permitted

Buyback operations only

The fixed treasury can publish the official PONSI token once. The core rejects every later attempt.
The buyback upgrade authority can replace only the module implementation behind the fixed proxy.
A module upgrade can adapt token, router, pool, or burn execution if the token ecosystem migrates.
The buyback executor can execute swaps with a non-zero minimum output and a short deadline.
Every upgrade, implementation address, buyback release, swap, and burn remains visible on-chain.

A buyback upgrade can change how future buyback ETH is used. It cannot expand the 6% allocation or gain access to the other 94%.

Earning model

Exactly how a complete PONSI network allocates 49.26636 ETH.

The calculation uses the fixed 0.033 ETH entry and the immutable rate for each ancestor level. Values are allocated on-chain in integer wei.

Three-wide network

Ten levels of PONSI allocations

49.26636 ETH

LevelMembersRateRoot allocation

Level 1330%0.0297 ETH

Level 2915%0.04455 ETH

Level 32710%0.0891 ETH

Level 4817%0.18711 ETH

Level 52437%0.56133 ETH

Level 67293%0.72171 ETH

Level 72,1873%2.16513 ETH

Level 86,5613%6.49539 ETH

Level 919,6831.5%9.743085 ETH

Level 1059,0491.5%29.229255 ETH

Referral break-even

Three direct entries allocate 0.0297 ETH. One level-two entry adds 0.00495 ETH, taking total referral allocations to 0.03465 ETH.

Joining order matters

Earlier roots have more available positions beneath them. Within a finite full tree, its 88,572 descendants would need additional later entrants to reproduce the root's ten complete levels.

Only filled positions allocate

The 49.26636 ETH figure is reached only when all 88,572 downstream positions are filled. Empty positions do not create referral allocations.

Jackpot is separate

Public functions

What anyone can call

join(inviter)

Registers one paid wallet for exactly 0.033 ETH and allocates every wei.

claimRewardsFor(wallet)

Lets anyone trigger a claim; payout always goes to the profile wallet.

processDownlineUpdates(steps)

Permissionlessly completes all-depth jackpot-weight updates.

requestJackpot()

Snapshots the daily pool and network weights before requesting verified randomness.

selectAndAwardJackpotWinner()

Uses the immutable snapshot and returned random word to credit one winner.

configurePonsiToken(token)

One-time treasury action that permanently locks the launched PONSI token.

releaseBuybackFunds(amount)

Releases only tracked 6% buyback ETH, and only to the fixed module proxy.

Verified deployment

Every contract in one place.

After mainnet deployment, each published address becomes a direct explorer link. Verify the source, proxy implementation, ownership, events, and balances without trusting this frontend.

PONSI referral coreRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

PONSI tokenRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

Buyback proxyRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

Buyback implementationRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

Randomness adapterRobinhood Chain

Published at launch

VRF gatewayBase

Published at launch

Referral money cannot be redirected

Each entry walks the stored inviter chain. The frontend cannot replace ancestors or submit a different payout list.

Missing levels are explicit

Unassigned referral amounts are separately counted before being credited to the fixed treasury.

Keepers do not control winners

Keepers trigger public actions. Chainlink VRF on Base supplies randomness and CCIP authenticates delivery to Robinhood Chain.

No admin withdrawal

The core has no owner, proxy, emergency drain, arbitrary transfer, pause, or rescue function. Claim, jackpot, and buyback reserves are tracked on-chain.