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01 / START HERE

Getting started

burncoin.fun brings burn to earn to Robinhood Chain. Connect a compatible wallet with tokens to burn and ETH for transaction fees.

1. Connect your wallet. Use the button in the navigation and confirm Robinhood Chain when prompted.
2. Choose your coin. Original $BURN lives on the homepage. Other coins have their own pages in the launchpad. Check the contract address before trading.
3. Review before signing. The site shows the action and amount before opening your wallet. Keep ETH available for approvals, burns and claims.

02 / THE MECHANICS

Burning tokens

Every burn permanently reduces the token’s supply and gives your wallet reward weight in its vault. That weight earns a proportional share of ETH allocated to burners.

1. Enter an amount. Choose how many tokens to burn.
2. Approve if needed. Give the vault permission to burn the reviewed amount.
3. Confirm the burn. Sign the burn transaction and wait for confirmation. Your wallet receives permanent reward weight in that coin’s vault.

Burn more to increase your reward weight. Your share is your weight divided by the vault’s total. Each coin has its own reward pool. The contract records weight as ASH, an internal balance rather than a tradable token.

03 / REWARDS

How ETH rewards work

A 3% creator tax on Pons funds the system. The vault distributes collected eligible creator-fee ETH using these fixed splits:

Your share is based on your burn weight

Example: with 10% of the total reward weight, you receive approximately 0.1 ETH when 1 ETH is allocated to burners.

Rewards become claimable when fees are collected and allocated by the vault. More trading means more ETH for burners. New burns share in subsequent allocations; the first burn can receive queued initial burner fees.

Claiming your ETH

Connect the wallet you used to burn, open the coin’s page and claim your available ETH. Payment goes directly to your wallet. Claiming keeps your reward weight intact for future allocations.

“Allocated to burners” is a lifetime allocation total, including amounts already claimed. Your claimable amount is what your wallet can currently withdraw.

04 / LAUNCHPAD

Launching a coin

Launch your own burn to earn coin with a dedicated vault, a fixed fee split and a page for trading, burning and claiming. Add your artwork and links; the launchpad handles the contract setup.

1. Set up your coin. Add its name, ticker, artwork, description and optional social profiles. Check that each link opens the profile you intend.
2. Choose an optional initial buy. Enter an ETH amount or use 25%, 50% or Max. Presets leave room for the launch fee, gas and later transactions.
3. Review the costs. Check the initial buy, live launch fee and estimated gas budget. An image upload may request a gas-free signature before the launch transaction.
4. Sign and wait. Review the transaction in your wallet. Once confirmed and indexed, the coin appears in the directory with its own page.

The initial buy includes minimum-output protection. If a launch is pending, use transaction recovery to check it before starting another.

Contracts & deployments

View deployed contracts and transaction receipts on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663).

Fixed rules. Public permissions.

Read and reproduce the source

Download the Solidity source, dependencies and compiler settings in standard JSON format. Use the exact compiler version listed to reproduce the build, then compare it with the deployed contract, including constructor values and immutable fields.

Every line of the implementation is public, inspectable and reproducible.

Download the source manifest ↓

REFERENCE / FAQ

Common questions