How to buy PONS (Pons) on Robinhood Chain
Pons (PONS) is a meme coin on Robinhood Chain, with its main pool created on 2026-07-13 (2 months ago). This guide is generated from MemeSwap's live token data on 2026-09-17: what the token is, where its liquidity sits, the risk flags the security scan raised, and the steps to buy it with your own wallet.
What PONS is
Pons trades under the symbol PONS on Robinhood Chain. Its main venue is Uniswap v3 on Robinhood Chain, an open pool venue. Its main pool was created on 2026-07-13, so it is 2 months old at the time of writing. It has 96,939 holders, a market capitalisation of $443.21M, and $1.69M of trading volume in the last 24 hours across 1,717 buys and 1,474 sells. The price moved up 4.9% over that day.
The contract address is 0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571. That address, not the name, is the only unique identifier: copies of a popular symbol appear within minutes of a launch. How to verify a token contract explains the check. The chain explorer for Robinhood Chain is robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
Where the liquidity sits
The main pool holds $6.12M on Uniswap v3 on Robinhood Chain (pool 0x10cc6bd38112cac182db90b6a71d8bb5939526ba). That depth decides what a trade costs: a $100 buy is less than 0.01% of the pool and a $1,000 buy is 0.02%, and price impact grows with that share. Swaps through MemeSwap are routed by the KyberSwap aggregator, which quotes across every pool it knows and shows the price impact before you sign. Market cap is 72x the liquidity: the headline valuation is far larger than the money that can actually leave the pool, which is normal for meme coins and is why the last price is not a price you could sell the whole supply at. Read liquidity pools explained if the mechanics are new.
Buying PONS in MemeSwap, step by step
- Open the token page. Go to memeswap.fun/t/robinhood/0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571. The page is built from the contract address, so what you see is PONS at 0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571 and not a token that merely shares the name. Check the address against the project's own channels once.
- Connect a wallet. Tap Buy and connect an EVM wallet (a browser extension, WalletConnect, or the MemeSwap wallet app). MemeSwap is non-custodial: the server builds an unsigned transaction and your wallet signs it; nothing leaves your wallet without your signature, and MemeSwap never sees your seed phrase.
- Pick the chain and fund it. PONS lives on Robinhood Chain, so the wallet needs ETH on Robinhood Chain: the amount you want to spend plus gas. If your funds sit on another chain, use the bridge view first (Swap, then choose the source and destination chains) and wait for the bridge to complete before buying.
- Review the route. The review shows the provider (the KyberSwap aggregator), the quoted PONS output, the minimum you will receive at your slippage setting, the price impact against the $6.12M pool, and MemeSwap's 85 bps fee as its own line. If the minimum received is far below the quote, lower the amount or raise slippage deliberately; see what slippage really costs.
- Sign and confirm. Your wallet displays the same transaction. Confirm the recipient, the asset and the amounts match the review, then sign. The token page updates once the transaction is included; a failed transaction can still consume gas.
The MemeSwap fee is 85 basis points (0.85%) of the quoted value on every chain, shown as its own line in the review; network gas, the provider's costs and any token tax are separate and also visible before you sign. Details on the fees page.
Risk flags, in plain words
These come from the security scan and on-chain data MemeSwap holds for PONS as of 2026-09-17. They are point-in-time automated checks, not a safety rating; the token page shows the current values.
- Honeypot check passed at scan time: a sell path existed when the scan ran. That can change if the contract has privileged functions.
- Liquidity is reported safe (67.8% of the LP), which limits the classic pull-the-pool rug.
- The top five wallets hold 6.8% of supply, the top twenty 8.3%.
Whatever the flags say, decide before you buy what you would sell at, what you would cut at, and what you are willing to lose entirely. Most meme coins lose most of their value; why meme coins go to zero shows the four ways it happens.
Common questions
- How do I buy PONS on Robinhood Chain?
- Open the PONS token page on MemeSwap, connect an EVM wallet (a browser extension, WalletConnect, or the MemeSwap wallet app), make sure the wallet holds ETH on Robinhood Chain for the purchase and gas, enter the amount, review the route (quoted output, minimum received, price impact and the 0.85% MemeSwap fee), then sign the transaction in your wallet.
- What is the PONS contract address?
- 0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571 on Robinhood Chain. Names and symbols are not unique, so paste the address rather than searching by name; the MemeSwap token page and the chain explorer both show it.
- Is PONS safe to buy?
- No meme coin is safe. At the last scan: Honeypot check passed at scan time: a sell path existed when the scan ran. That can change if the contract has privileged functions. Liquidity is reported safe (67.8% of the LP), which limits the classic pull-the-pool rug. The top five wallets hold 6.8% of supply, the top twenty 8.3%. Only buy what you can afford to lose entirely.
Keep reading
- PONS on MemeSwap: live price, holders, security and the buy button
- How to buy meme coins safely
- More meme coins on Robinhood Chain
- Rug pull warning signs
- How MemeSwap screens the tokens it lists
Nothing here is financial advice. Meme coins are high risk and most lose value. Figures are a snapshot from 2026-09-17 and move constantly. Read the full risk disclosure before trading.