BlockBeats news, on July 23, according to official announcements, Pons has unveiled the Pons V2 upgrade, aimed at further enhancing the token issuance and trading experience on Robinhood Chain. The team stated that since the protocol's launch, it has faced multiple attacks, but has regained stability with support from infrastructure partners. The Pons V2 contract has not yet been deployed and is currently under audit by two auditing firms, with an expected launch next week.
This upgrade comprehensively optimizes liquidity, developer incentives, and asset types. Pons V2 will adopt an ETH-denominated Bonding Curve mechanism, eliminate trading restrictions for regular users, and implement configurable position limits only for developer wallets to enhance trading fluidity. Additionally, the new version will support UniV4 Hooks, allowing creators and protocols to default to collecting fees in ETH, avoiding receipt of Meme tokens and associated selling pressure; users may also opt to earn yields in USDG or other RWA assets. Pons will also support deployment of any trading pair, enabling creators to directly issue tokens paired with assets such as USDG, NVDA, AAPL, and HOOD, providing infrastructure support for the RWA and "Memestock" ecosystem on Robinhood Chain.
Regarding the token lifecycle, V2 tokens will initially operate on a Bonding Curve. Once funding reaches 4.2 ETH, the token will automatically "graduate" and migrate to a Uniswap V4 liquidity pool, where the associated liquidity position will be permanently locked to prevent withdrawal. Additionally, Pons V2 will reinstate the previously paused CTO functionality, introduce a 3-day time lock mechanism, and plan to launch an optional reflection token feature that provides revenue sharing and holder incentives through optional transaction fees on buys and sells. The team notes that these features may still be adjusted based on audit results.